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[00:00:00] expects, that is the Football Association of Serbia. However, in Pazova,
[00:00:03] everything seems to be going slowly, including the election of the president
[00:00:06] of the association.
[00:00:09] The official confirmation has arrived, there are no candidates for the president of the Football
[00:00:13] Association of Serbia. The Serbian House of Football announced on Monday
[00:00:16] with a statement. Within the election process in the Football Association of Serbia,
[00:00:20] the deadline for submitting candidacies for president and members
[00:00:24] of the executive board has expired. By the expiration of the said deadline, no
[00:00:27] candidacies have been submitted. The professional services of
[00:00:30] the FSS are in communication with the competent services of UEFA and FIFA to ensure
[00:00:34] the functioning of the association in accordance with the applicable regulations until
[00:00:38] the creation of conditions for the implementation of the election process at all levels
[00:00:41] for a new mandate period. In the coming days, it will also be known
[00:00:45] under what terms the FSS will function until the next
[00:00:48] elections. It is certain that the arrival of the new leadership will be
[00:00:51] defined through election activities most likely during the spring of
[00:00:55] 2027. This is stated on the website of the Football Association
[00:00:58] of Serbia.
[00:01:02] Mayhem, so let's go to tennis. Before us are
[00:01:05] the last Masters of the season, two WTA tournaments, however, before
[00:01:09] we pay attention to the continuation of our news, let's see what the
[00:01:13] situation is on the world lists.
[00:01:16] Alexander Zverev is officially the best tennis player in the world. The German has
[00:01:20] become the 30th player since the founding of the ATP to take the
[00:01:24] first place on the list. He jumped Yannick Sinner by 100 points, and it was
[00:01:28] already known that he would end the year
[00:01:30] as world number one, because the Italian will not play until the end of
[00:01:34] the season due to injury. Novak Djokovic, despite an early
[00:01:37] elimination from Basel, moved up by one place. He is now the 11th
[00:01:41] player on the planet and will try to secure a place in the
[00:01:44] final Masters in Turin. Among the top 10
[00:01:47] are Carlos Alcaraz, Ben Shelton, Daniel Medvedev,
[00:01:51] Flavio Cobolli, Arthur Fils, Frances Tiafoe,
[00:01:54] Alex de Minaur and Rafael Jodar. Serbia has two more
[00:01:58] representatives among the top 100 besides Djokovic. Miomir Kecmanović is
[00:02:01] at 60th, and Hamad Međedović at 77th
[00:02:05] place. Dino Prižmić is still the best-
[00:02:08] ranked Croatian tennis player, he moved up one place compared to
[00:02:12] last week and is now the 92nd player in the world. Marin
[00:02:15] Čilić remained at 96th place. At the very top
[00:02:18] of the WTA list, there were no changes. Elena
[00:02:22] Rybakina from Kazakhstan is still first, ahead of Belarusian Aryna Sabalenka.
[00:02:26] The third position is occupied by Russian Mira Andreeva. Changes occurred
[00:02:30] at the fourth and fifth places as Americans Coco Gauff and
[00:02:33] Jessica Pegula switched positions. They are followed by
[00:02:37] Ukrainian Elina Svitolina and Czech Linda Noskova who moved
[00:02:40] up to eighth position, while Iga Świątek is now
[00:02:43] ninth. Among the top 10 female tennis players in the world is
[00:02:47] Ukrainian Marta Kostyuk. The best Croatian player, Donna Vekić,
[00:02:50] fell three places and is now 39th. And Antonia
[00:02:54] Ružić made a positive move and reached 81st
[00:02:57] place. Although she has not competed since UFC. Ena Petra
[00:03:00] Marčinko, is one position better than last week and is now
[00:03:04] 87th. Teodora Kostović moved up two places
[00:03:08] on the latest ranking list and now occupies 141st
[00:03:12] place, thereby retaining the status of the highest-ranked Serbian
[00:03:15] female tennis player.
[00:03:21] Novak Djokovic, Djokovic plays his first match in Paris on
[00:03:24] Tuesday on the center court against Valentin Vacherot,
[00:03:28] it will be the third duel. In order, if the first match starts at 11
[00:03:32] o'clock, Nole should be on the court around 3 PM
[00:03:43] in a marathon against Hurkacz, Peruvian Buse secured a duel
[00:03:46] against Daniil Medvedev.
[00:03:49] Female tennis players at tournaments in China and India. 17th
[00:03:52] consecutive loss for Venus
[00:03:54] Williams.
[00:03:58] We have several occasions, it started. The last Masters of the season, held in
[00:04:02] the capital of France, some of the seeded players and best players
[00:04:05] in the world, such as Zverev and Medvedev, got
[00:04:08] opponents. We saw a real trench warfare in
[00:04:12] the duel between Lorenzo Musetti and Hubert Hurkacz,
[00:04:15] the 24-year-old Italian in good form after winning the
[00:04:19] tournament in Lyon ten days ago, gathered all his strength and concentration and
[00:04:22] defeated the Polish player through two tie-breaks. In the first set it was
[00:04:26] 7-3, in the second 12:10. Musetti
[00:04:29] thus... showed that he can handle long, uncertain duels, but now
[00:04:33] a much tougher job awaits him because his opponent will be the first seed
[00:04:36] Alexander Zverev. The third seed, Ben Shelton, also got an opponent.
[00:04:40] He will play against Cameron Norrie. The 31-year-old
[00:04:44] player from Johannesburg was better than Matteo Arnaldi. The Wimbledon semifinalist
[00:04:48] from 2022. He won the first set, but the
[00:04:51] 25-year-old from San Remo played excellently in the second
[00:04:55] to equalize. However, in the third part of the match, Norrie was
[00:04:58] more composed and used his break opportunities to win 6:3
[00:05:02] a final 2:1 in sets. The opponent of
[00:05:05] Daniil Medvedev in the second round will be Ignasi Buse.
[00:05:09] The Peruvian easily defeated Zisu Berks.
[00:05:12] 6-2 6-4 The 22-year-old from Lima
[00:05:15] celebrated in both career finals this year in
[00:05:19] Hamburg and Winston-Salem. On the other hand, the 27-year-old
[00:05:22] Belgian won his only career title this summer in Izbornu.
[00:05:26] izbornu.
[00:05:36] And November also brings us the end of the season in the women's
[00:05:38] competition. Two of the last three tournaments are held in Asia.
[00:05:42] more precisely in China and India.
[00:05:45] Venus Williams received a special invitation in Hong Kong,
[00:05:49] but that did not help the 46-year-old
[00:05:51] American. Venus, who was the world's number one racket almost five years ago,
[00:05:55] was defeated by Mary Stojan, a 23-year-old
[00:05:58] player of Romanian descent, born in Connecticut. It was
[00:06:02] 6-2, 6-3, which is a whopping 17 consecutive losses for
[00:06:05] Williams in singles. Williams has not won a match this year, but
[00:06:09] despite that, she continues to regularly receive special invitations
[00:06:12] from organizers. The continuation of her career previously divided
[00:06:15] the tennis public, while some media sharply criticize organizers,
[00:06:19] claiming that Williams is taking away places from younger players, others believe
[00:06:23] that the seven-time Grand Slam champion has earned the right to
[00:06:26] play as long as she wants. Venus Williams won her last
[00:06:29] tournament 10 years ago, now she is
[00:06:32] the 597th player in the world. Mary
[00:06:35] Stojan, who is 114th on the WTA list, will face the
[00:06:39] winner of the duel between the first seed, Romanian Sorana
[00:06:42] Cirstea, and young Muscovite Maria Timofeeva
[00:06:45] who represents Uzbekistan.
[00:06:48] Uzbekistana.
[00:06:51] Fourth seed Maria Sakkari finally played well.
[00:06:54] The 31-year-old Athenian defeated Carol Zhao
[00:06:58] Lee, 6-1 6-4. Sakkari, who in the spring of
[00:07:01] 2022 was the third player in the world, is now 30th
[00:07:04] on the WTA list. Carol Zhao Lee, a 24-year-old
[00:07:08] American, born in the Northern Mariana Islands, played
[00:07:11] in Hong Kong as a lucky loser. Maria Sakkari will play
[00:07:15] against one of two Australians in the second round, it will be
[00:07:18] Madison Inglis or most likely Maia
[00:07:21] Joint.
[00:07:25] NBA, Steph Curry was resting, but someone had to replace him
[00:07:28] in the Golden State team. On the other hand, Luka Doncic had
[00:07:31] a truly exceptional
[00:07:33] night.
[00:07:36] The Slovenian ace led the Los Angeles Lakers to a victory over
[00:07:39] Toronto with a score of 131-12.
[00:07:42] With as many as 45 points, 15 rebounds, six assists and five
[00:07:46] steals. Doncic hit eight three-pointers and finished the fourth
[00:07:50] consecutive game with at least 37 points, which further
[00:07:53] solidified his leading position on the NBA league's scoring list.
[00:07:57] Doncic shined from the very beginning, in the first quarter he scored 16 points
[00:08:01] with four three-pointers, while at halftime he already had 24 points
[00:08:05] and eight rebounds. Doncic achieved a performance of at least
[00:08:09] 40 points, 10 rebounds and five steals for the second time in a Lakers jersey. Before
[00:08:12] his arrival, no player of the famous franchise had managed to achieve such
[00:08:16] numbers since the 82-83 season.
[00:08:20] Besides the phenomenal Slovenian, Rivers with 19 points and Kessler with 16 points and 15
[00:08:24] rebounds stood out in the winning team. For Toronto, the best were
[00:08:28] Scottie Barnes with 29 and RJ Barrett with 22
[00:08:31] points. The Lakers made up for the heavy loss to
[00:08:35] Golden State with this victory, while Toronto suffered its third failure in the last four
[00:08:38] games. The Golden State Warriors continued
[00:08:42] their winning streak even without their biggest stars. The team from San Francisco
[00:08:46] defeated the Los Angeles Clippers 124-12,
[00:08:50] and the absolute hero of the game was rookie Jaxon Landberg
[00:08:53] who scored a record 37 points. The Warriors coach
[00:08:57] decided to rest Steph Curry and Draymond Green, but their
[00:09:00] absence was not felt thanks to the great performance of the twenty-year-old
[00:09:04] rookie. Landberg hit 13 of 19 shots from the field
[00:09:07] including six three-pointers out of 11 attempts, and added six
[00:09:11] assists. He became the first rookie for Golden State since Steph
[00:09:14] Curry who scored 42 points against Portland in 2010
[00:09:18] in one game. Landberg also became only the third
[00:09:21] basketball player in Warriors history to score 30 or more points in at least two of the first seven games
[00:09:25] of his NBA career. Before him, only the
[00:09:29] legendary Wilt Chamberlain and Rick Barry managed to do so. He had great
[00:09:32] support from Dante and Melton who scored 21 points while
[00:09:36] Brandin Williams and Brandin Podziemski added
[00:09:39] 17 each. For the Clippers, the most efficient was... Rui
[00:09:42] Hachimura with 24 points while Kobe Sanders came off the bench and added
[00:09:46] 16. Golden State thus reached its fourth consecutive
[00:09:50] victory after starting the season with three losses, while the Clippers
[00:09:53] continued their streak of poor results and suffered their fifth consecutive
[00:09:56] defeat.
[00:10:00] And finally, we have the NHL. It seemed that the Canadians would win in
[00:10:03] California, but we saw one of the biggest comebacks in
[00:10:07] the season so far.
[00:10:10] Ottawa filled the net of Anaheim in the first period and nothing indicated that
[00:10:14] the hosts in Honda Center would avoid defeat. Filip Tomasino,
[00:10:18] Claude Giroux and Michael Amadio were the scorers for the Senators' 3-0
[00:10:21] lead. However, then followed an unstoppable series by the team from
[00:10:25] California. In the second period, they scored three goals to equalize, and in
[00:10:28] the last one, three more for a convincing victory. Carter Verhaeghe scored
[00:10:32] his second hat-trick in his NHL career. Dud Cofield had two
[00:10:35] goals and an assist, and Leo Carlsson three assists for a goal in the Ducks team,
[00:10:39] who had otherwise lost six of their last seven games, but now showed
[00:10:43] their best hockey since the start of the season. Laurent Brosso, who was
[00:10:46] brought in from San Diego of the American Hockey League on Saturday, had 19
[00:10:50] saves. Anaheim is only fifth in the Pacific and will visit
[00:10:53] Vancouver on Tuesday. is third in the Atlantic and will arrive
[00:10:57] in Buffalo on Thursday.
[00:11:01] Oklahoma retired jersey number zero. Namely, that is the jersey
[00:11:04] that Russell Westbrook wore. Of his 18
[00:11:07] seasons in the NBA, 11 were spent in a City Thunder jersey.
[00:11:11] It should be said that he was MVP in 2017 and
[00:11:14] is still the record holder for triple-double performances, he has
[00:11:18] 209. Let's see the news of the
[00:11:21] day once again. The last matches of the sixth round of the league
[00:11:25] were played. On Tuesday, the first matches of the sixth round of the EuroCup are on the program, Cibona
[00:11:29] continues its competition in the FIBA Champions League. The first
[00:11:33] matches of the fourth round of the Champions League, a night full
[00:11:36] of derbies, Atletico awaits Bayern, Aston Villa at Nou
[00:11:39] Camp, Feyenoord hosts Inter.
[00:11:42] Tennis lists Alexander Zverev, first racket in the world, Nole at 11th
[00:11:46] place. Rybakina still ahead of Aryna
[00:11:49] Sabalenka.
[00:12:38] For the love of nature, we will peek into the life of a young
[00:12:41] shepherdess in France.
[00:12:44] German garden communities, are they really a place for
[00:12:48] relaxation without strict rules and regulations, and
[00:12:51] a journey through time? We will visit ancient
[00:12:55] objects near Pompeii and see how people lived in the time
[00:12:58] of the Roman Empire, these and other stories in today's Euromax.
[00:13:19] No nightlife, no neighbors, just nature
[00:13:22] and freedom within the series...
[00:13:25] living differently, we will meet a young French woman who
[00:13:28] made a radical change and exchanged city everyday life
[00:13:32] for mountains and a flock of
[00:13:34] sheep. Pauline Carr lives
[00:13:37] reclusively. In the mountain pastures of the French
[00:13:41] Pyrenees, she cares for 800 sheep. Why did this
[00:13:45] 26-year-old choose the solitary life
[00:13:48] of a shepherdess?
[00:13:55] every day they give thanks in their own way.
[00:13:59] The beauty of this job lies in the unpredictability of working with living
[00:14:02] creatures.
[00:14:06] You never know what they are thinking, how they will
[00:14:09] react, or what they will do next. Every
[00:14:13] day you learn something new and that is exactly what is
[00:14:16] great. It's never boring here. Her
[00:14:20] job is to supervise the flock until it grazes.
[00:14:23] Stop.
[00:14:26] "No." Pauline is responsible for the welfare
[00:14:29] of the animals, ensuring they have enough food and are
[00:14:33] healthy. In addition, she makes sure that as few sheep as possible stray or
[00:14:37] die, and that they are not taken by bears.
[00:14:55] Of course, there is pressure, we take care that the animals
[00:14:59] stay together, so that as many of them as possible at the end of the summer
[00:15:02] season safely reach the valley.
[00:15:14] When the sheep are safely settled for the night, Pauline returns to her
[00:15:18] mountain hut. From the end of May to the end of October,
[00:15:22] this is her home at 1500 meters.
[00:15:34] Here she lives with her boyfriend and colleague, Antoine
[00:15:38] Konjao, and their four sheepdogs. In the evening, Pauline
[00:15:41] and Antoine mainly talk about work and
[00:15:44] sheep. Being a shepherd is still relatively new
[00:15:48] to them. In 2022,
[00:15:52] they left their previous jobs and exchanged city life for
[00:15:55] the mountains. Today, cooking and enjoying good
[00:15:59] food are their favorite ways to spend their free
[00:16:02] time.
[00:16:05] Here you truly live in harmony with nature, "at your own pace, even though
[00:16:08] you don't sleep much, you feel more rested because life here is not
[00:16:12] as stressful as in the city.
[00:16:30] The next day begins at 7:30 AM, Pauline and
[00:16:34] Antoine will be out all day so they prepare everything
[00:16:37] they might need, sometimes they go together, sometimes
[00:16:41] separately, sometimes they take turns guarding, depending
[00:16:45] on the location of the pasture, the path they
[00:16:48] choose depends on the weather conditions,
[00:16:52] in rain, thunderstorms and fog they are always on the
[00:16:54] move,
[00:17:00] hello girls, you're still sleepy, you look
[00:17:04] beautiful this morning,
[00:17:07] It is an ancient occupation, for thousands of years livestock has been
[00:17:11] driven to mountain pastures. This form of
[00:17:14] livestock farming is considered particularly sustainable.
[00:17:17] Seasonal movement of livestock is even on UNESCO's
[00:17:21] list of intangible cultural heritage. To do
[00:17:25] this job, Pauline and Antoine completed a
[00:17:28] nine-month course for
[00:17:30] shepherds.
[00:17:45] I used to be very stressed and found it hard to relax, but now I've changed and I follow the rhythm
[00:17:48] of the flock,
[00:17:52] you have to be physically fit, you must not be
[00:17:55] afraid of hard work, this is still a very hard
[00:17:59] job.
[00:18:05] It was a big change for their dog, Nalu, who went from
[00:18:08] a pet to a shepherd's
[00:18:11] dog.
[00:18:14] Our dogs are now actually our colleagues and play
[00:18:18] an important role in what we do. Thanks to them
[00:18:21] we can get the job done.
[00:18:24] One day Pauline would like to settle with Antoine in the valley
[00:18:28] and have her own flock, but for now she simply enjoys her new
[00:18:32] life on
[00:18:33] the mountain.
[00:18:38] In our series about the ordinary German, we showed you
[00:18:41] different stories with Michael Miller, we already went
[00:18:44] shopping, to lunch and to work.
[00:18:47] Today we are talking about one of the most beloved German
[00:18:51] hobbies.
[00:18:57] Today, Michael Miller, an ordinary German, works in the garden, he
[00:19:01] has his own Schrebergarten, a garden that he shares with several other
[00:19:04] Germans who love gardening, but.
[00:19:07] Where do these small gardens come from, what do they mean to
[00:19:10] Germans and what rules apply to these
[00:19:13] plots? Let's find out.
[00:19:16] Gardening is the most popular hobby in Germany. In fact, more
[00:19:20] than a quarter of Germans regularly plant and water,
[00:19:24] rake and work in their garden.
[00:19:28] But if you're a German living in a big city, how will you
[00:19:31] satisfy your need to grow plants? That's where the
[00:19:34] Schrebergarten comes in.
[00:19:40] The Schrebergarten originated in the 19th century at
[00:19:43] the time of industrialization, the reduction of green spaces in
[00:19:46] cities and the increasing number of smokers.
[00:19:49] The working class was then advised to grow their
[00:19:53] own fruits and vegetables, outside of cities, on land that was not
[00:19:56] suitable for anything
[00:19:57] else.
[00:20:00] That's why the plots are often located next to railway tracks and
[00:20:04] highways. Today, it's more of a hobby, even.
[00:20:07] A passion, an escape from the city hustle and bustle, a place where Germans
[00:20:11] can cultivate their small green oases, as a relatively new
[00:20:14] member of the Gardeners' colony, Michael befriends his
[00:20:18] neighbors. There are almost a million Schrebergartens in Germany,
[00:20:21] yet their availability is not guaranteed. Waiting lists are
[00:20:25] long. In Berlin, in 2022,
[00:20:29] it was estimated that there were 15,000 people on the waiting list and that
[00:20:33] it took up to 12
[00:20:34] years to get a plot.
[00:20:37] "That's why I'm filling out the application so that I can get my little
[00:20:40] paradise before I turn 50,
[00:20:43] actually, I meant to say 40, don't try to
[00:20:47] guess how old I am, calling a Schrebergarten
[00:20:50] small would be completely wrong, the average size of a
[00:20:54] plot in Germany is 3704
[00:20:57] meters, and the colony itself is even
[00:20:59] larger.
[00:21:04] Although I have so far blessed Michael and followed him in many
[00:21:08] situations. I've never seen him work in the garden, but
[00:21:12] since half of German garden owners spend time in them at
[00:21:15] least a few times a week, I guess that was
[00:21:19] his unavoidable
[00:21:20] destiny too.
[00:21:26] Michael grows these juicy cucumbers out of love,
[00:21:30] and because the German government obliges him to do so, more
[00:21:33] or less.
[00:21:38] According to the federal law on garden allocation, at least a third
[00:21:41] of the plot must be used for growing food, i.e. fruits
[00:21:45] and vegetables for personal consumption. This allows for the cultivation
[00:21:49] of state land in exchange for low
[00:21:51] rent.
[00:22:00] Since this is Germany, there are other rules for leasing these
[00:22:04] plots, which neighbor Klaus gladly shares.
[00:22:07] Hedges must be between 1.2 and
[00:22:11] 1.5 meters high in order to maintain visibility in accordance with
[00:22:15] the public interest of the community.
[00:22:18] Rest time or... and outside is also strictly
[00:22:22] observed, for example, after 7 PM and in the afternoon
[00:22:25] and all day on Sundays and public holidays,
[00:22:29] garden buildings, usually sheds, can be a maximum of
[00:22:32] 24 square meters,
[00:22:34] like Klaus's.
[00:22:38] After Klaus's warning, Michael gets revenge by eating one of
[00:22:42] Klaus's
[00:22:42] mushrooms.
[00:22:51] However, a little later I seem to
[00:22:54] feel
[00:22:55] strange,
[00:23:00] oh
[00:23:13] my god,
[00:23:20] it is forbidden to use as a permanent residence.
[00:23:33] What do you think about German plots? Did anything
[00:23:36] surprise you? Honestly, I would also like to have