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THEPHUKETNEWS.COM FRIDAY, MAY 9, 2014 @thephuketnews 31 SPORT CHANNEL START END SPORT EVENT TEAMS / INFO Friday, May 9 816, 669 14:30 16:30 Rugby Union Super XV Chiefs v. Blues 16:30 18:30 Rugby Union Super XV Rebels v. Hurricanes IT 7 16:40 18:30 Rugby League NRL Cowboys v. Broncos 521 16:30 19:30 Aussie Rules AFL Carlton v. Collingwood Saturday, May 10 816, 669 14:30 16:30 Rugby Union Super XV Highlanders v. Lions 16:35 18:30 Rugby Union Super XV Brumbies v. Sharks 669 22:00 00:00 Rugby Union Super XV Cheetahs v. Western Force 00:05 02:00 Rugby Union Super XV Bulls v. Stormers 813, 163, SS4 18:50 20:30 Motor Racing Formula 1 Catalunya Qualifying 521 13:30 16:30 Aussie Rules AFL Hawthorn v. St Kilda 16:30 19:30 Aussie Rules AFL Brisbane Lions v. Sydney Swans 816, 669 12:00 14:00 Rugby League NRL Warriors v. Raiders IT 7 14:30 16:30 Rugby League NRL Titans v. Rabbitohs 16:30 18:30 Rugby League NRL Storm v. Manly Sunday, May 11 816, 669 14:30 16:30 Rugby Union Super XV Highlanders v. Lions 16:35 18:30 Rugby Union Super XV Brumbies v. Sharks 669 22:00 00:00 Rugby Union Super XV Cheetahs v. Western Force 00:05 02:00 Rugby Union Super XV Bulls v. Stormers 813, 163, SS4 18:50 20:30 Motor Racing Formula 1 Catalunya Qualifying 521 13:30 16:30 Aussie Rules AFL Hawthorn v. St Kilda 16:30 19:30 Aussie Rules AFL Brisbane Lions v. Sydney Swans 816, 669 12:00 14:00 Rugby League NRL Warriors v. Raiders IT 7 14:30 16:30 Rugby League NRL Titans v. Rabbitohs 16:30 18:30 Rugby League NRL Storm v. Manly Live Sports TV Schedule *Times may be subject to change HASH HOUSE HARRIERS Run 1472: Saturday, May 10, 4pm Hares: Manneken Pis & Google Ass Directions: From Kathu: After Caltex traffic lights go towards Patong and make a U-turn just after Tiger Kingdom, look out for the HHH sign. After approximately 30 metres turn left and follow HHH signs to laager site. From Patong: Go to Kathu, and about 200 metres after the hill turn left and follow signs to laager site Bus pick-up: Kamala: 14:30; Patong: 15:00 More info: phuket-hhh.com A fter weeks of knock- outs and decision victories, the in- augural Andaman League 16-man tournament will conclude with a final bout on May 27 at Soi Ta Ied Stadium that pits together two of the toughest fighters on the island. Tuktatong Tigermuaythai will take on Mongkonpet Dragonmuaythai in three weeks time to crown the tournament’s first champion and claim the B200,000 prize money, one of the biggest cash titles in Phuket history. Both fighters took care of three opponents each prior to the May 27 match-up. The semi-finals were held this past Tuesday (May 6) with a slate of bouts that included fighters from all around the island. Mongkonpet punched his ticket to the final with a decision victory over Sang- moragot Phukettopteam after battling through several strong leg kicks early in the bout. Moments later, Tukta- tong knocked-out Nakonsri Rawaimuaythai in the second round with a vicious elbow Fighters clash for 200k prize MUAY THAI J.P. Mestanza [email protected] FOOTBALL to the head. Interestingly enough, both fighters train in two separate gyms that are only 400m apart: Tuktatong is at Tiger Muay Thai and MMA Training Camp while Mong- konpet trains out of Dragon Muay Thai. The finals of the Andaman CAPTAIN LUCAS NEILL has been dumped from Aus- tralia’s World Cup squad with coach Ange Postecoglou saying he does not have the form or fitness to justify go- ing to Brazil. The decision spells the end of the 36-year-old’s interna- tional career after 96 games for his country. Postecoglou said the deci- sion not to select him in his provisional 30-man squad for the World Cup was not easy, adding he wasn’t convinced the defender could cope with the rigours of football’s show- piece event. “In terms of form and fit- ness, there just wasn’t enough evidence there for me to say that he would be able to hold up in the World Cup,” said Postecoglou, who informed Neill of his axing a week ahead of officially announcing Australia axe captain Neill from provisional World Cup squad his squad out of respect for the player. Either Crystal Palace mid- fielder Mile Jedinak or former Everton stalwart Tim Cahill are favoured to be named captain for the World Cup next month. Australia have Spain, the Netherlands and Chile in their group. Neill, who made his inter- national debut in 1996, has led Australia 60 times but has struggled for game time since last November. He finally signed with English championship team Watford in February before a loan move to Doncaster Rovers. Since Postecoglou was appointed coach following the sacking of German Holger Osieck last October, many of the veterans from Australia’s 2010 World Cup campaign have called it quits, includ- ing Mark Schwarzer, Harry Kewell and Brett Emerton. AFP League will take place at the new Soi Ta Ied Stadium on Tuesday, May 27. Tickets are B1,200 for general seating and B2,000 for VIP.

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THEPHUKETNEWS.COM FRIDAY, MAY 9, 2014

@thephuketnews

31SPORT

CHANNEL START END SPORT EVENT TEAMS / INFO

Friday, May 9816, 669 14:30 16:30 Rugby Union Super XV Chiefs v. Blues

16:30 18:30 Rugby Union Super XV Rebels v. Hurricanes

IT 7 16:40 18:30 Rugby League NRL Cowboys v. Broncos

521 16:30 19:30 Aussie Rules AFL Carlton v. Collingwood

Saturday, May 10816, 669 14:30 16:30 Rugby Union Super XV Highlanders v. Lions

16:35 18:30 Rugby Union Super XV Brumbies v. Sharks

669 22:00 00:00 Rugby Union Super XV Cheetahs v. Western Force

00:05 02:00 Rugby Union Super XV Bulls v. Stormers813, 163,

SS418:50 20:30 Motor Racing Formula 1 Catalunya Qualifying

521 13:30 16:30 Aussie Rules AFL Hawthorn v. St Kilda

16:30 19:30 Aussie Rules AFL Brisbane Lions v. Sydney Swans

816, 669 12:00 14:00 Rugby League NRL Warriors v. Raiders

IT 7 14:30 16:30 Rugby League NRL Titans v. Rabbitohs

16:30 18:30 Rugby League NRL Storm v. Manly

Sunday, May 11816, 669 14:30 16:30 Rugby Union Super XV Highlanders v. Lions

16:35 18:30 Rugby Union Super XV Brumbies v. Sharks

669 22:00 00:00 Rugby Union Super XV Cheetahs v. Western Force

00:05 02:00 Rugby Union Super XV Bulls v. Stormers813, 163,

SS418:50 20:30 Motor Racing Formula 1 Catalunya Qualifying

521 13:30 16:30 Aussie Rules AFL Hawthorn v. St Kilda

16:30 19:30 Aussie Rules AFL Brisbane Lions v. Sydney Swans

816, 669 12:00 14:00 Rugby League NRL Warriors v. Raiders

IT 7 14:30 16:30 Rugby League NRL Titans v. Rabbitohs

16:30 18:30 Rugby League NRL Storm v. Manly

Live Sports TV Schedule*Times may be subject to change

HASH HOUSE HARRIERSRun 1472: Saturday, May 10, 4pmHares: Manneken Pis & Google AssDirections: From Kathu: After Caltex traffic lights go towards Patong and make a U-turn just after Tiger Kingdom, look out for the HHH sign. After approximately 30 metres turn left and follow HHH signs to laager site. From Patong: Go to Kathu, and about 200 metres after the hill turn left and follow signs to laager siteBus pick-up: Kamala: 14:30; Patong: 15:00More info: phuket-hhh.com

After weeks of knock-outs and decision victories, the in-

augural Andaman League 16-man tournament will conclude with a final bout on May 27 at Soi Ta Ied Stadium that pits together two of the toughest fighters on the island.

Tuktatong Tigermuaythai will take on Mongkonpet Dragonmuaythai in three weeks time to crown the tournament’s first champion and claim the B200,000 prize money, one of the biggest cash titles in Phuket history.

Both fighters took care of three opponents each prior to the May 27 match-up.

The semi-f inals were held this past Tuesday (May 6) with a slate of bouts that included fighters from all around the island.

Mongkonpet punched his ticket to the final with a decision victory over Sang-moragot Phukettopteam after battling through several strong leg kicks early in the bout.

Moments later, Tukta-tong knocked-out Nakonsri Rawaimuaythai in the second round with a vicious elbow

Fighters clash for 200k prize

MUAY THAIJ.P. [email protected]

FOOTBALL

to the head. Interestingly enough,

both fighters train in two separate gyms that are only 400m apart: Tuktatong is at

Tiger Muay Thai and MMA Training Camp while Mong-konpet trains out of Dragon Muay Thai.

The finals of the Andaman

CAPTAIN LUCAS NEILL has been dumped from Aus-tralia’s World Cup squad with coach Ange Postecoglou saying he does not have the form or fitness to justify go-ing to Brazil.

The decision spells the end of the 36-year-old’s interna-tional career after 96 games for his country.

Postecoglou said the deci-sion not to select him in his provisional 30-man squad for the World Cup was not easy, adding he wasn’t convinced the defender could cope with the rigours of football’s show-piece event.

“In terms of form and fit-ness, there just wasn’t enough evidence there for me to say that he would be able to hold up in the World Cup,” said Postecoglou, who informed Neill of his axing a week ahead of officially announcing

Australia axe captainNeill from provisional World Cup squad

his squad out of respect for the player.

Either Crystal Palace mid-fielder Mile Jedinak or former Everton stalwart Tim Cahill are favoured to be named captain for the World Cup next month. Australia have Spain, the Netherlands and Chile in their group.

Neill, who made his inter-national debut in 1996, has led Australia 60 times but has struggled for game time since last November.

He finally signed with English championship team Watford in February before a loan move to Doncaster Rovers.

Since Postecoglou was appointed coach following the sacking of German Holger Osieck last October, many of the veterans from Australia’s 2010 World Cup campaign have called it quits, includ-ing Mark Schwarzer, Harry Kewell and Brett Emerton. AFP

League will take place at the new Soi Ta Ied Stadium on Tuesday, May 27. Tickets are B1,200 for general seating and B2,000 for VIP.