The Russian "Liga Pro Team" team won the Vegital Hockey Competition within the Future Games held in the city of Kazan, defeating its compatriot "Cosmos x17" in the final on penalties.
On the ice, “Cosmos x17” equalized the score before “Liga Pro” decided the match in its favor thanks to penalty kicks.
The "Liga Pro Team" won a financial prize of $175,000 after this coronation.
Third place went to the Russian team “Ak Bars” after its victory in the ranking match over the team “Baltic Select” with a crushing score of 20-4.
How much prize money will the “champions” receive at the Future Games in Kazan?
Yesterday, Wednesday, in Kazan, the capital of the Russian Republic of Tatarstan, the activities of the Future Games kicked off with a joyful opening ceremony.
Russian President Vladimir Putin, as well as the presidents of Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan, attended the opening ceremony.
The tournament activities will continue until the third of next March, as the competition combines digital sports and classic sports.
About two thousand athletes from 107 countries will compete in 21 innovative disciplines (16 in the main program and five in the expanded program), using modern technologies, the digital environment and physical activity.
Competitions are divided into five "Challenges": Sports, Tactics, Strategy, Technology and Speed.
The total prize money that will be distributed at the Future Games in Kazan is ten million dollars.
This financial prize will be divided among the champions in 21 innovative disciplines, divided into five challenges, which are as follows:
Sports - $4,800,000
Tactics - $1 million
Strategy - $2,650,000
Speed - 300 thousand dollars
Technology - $1,250,000.
De La Fuente extends his contract with the Spanish Federation until 2026
Spain national team coach Luis de la Fuente has extended his contract with the local football federation until 2026, which means that he will lead “La Roja” during the World Cup in the United States, Mexico and Canada.
The Spanish Federation said in a statement on Thursday that extending De La Fuente's (62-year-old) contract was necessary "to ensure stability for the national team, which is preparing to compete in the European Cup next June."
The Spanish coach's contract was to expire on June 30, that is, in the middle of the Spanish national team's participation in the European Cup, which Germany will host from June 14 to July 14.
De la Fuente was appointed head of the Spanish national team's technical staff at the end of 2022, after a disappointing exit from the quarter-finals of the World Cup hosted by Qatar, in which Argentina won its title at the expense of France.
De La Fuente led the La Roja team in ten matches, winning nine and losing once.
De La Fuente has previously coached Spain's national teams in the under-23, 21 and 19 age groups since 2013, and before that Alaves in 2011 and Athletic Bilbao twice.
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