COB sought a crucial victory in Fuenlabrada to secure their chances of entering the ACB League playoffs but faced difficulties due to a poor second quarter. Despite a strong second-half performance, they couldn't overcome the deficit and lost 76-66. Mindaugas Kacinas was the standout player for COB, but the team's weak defense in the second quarter proved costly. Key moments included a significant scoring run by Fuenlabrada and strategic timeouts by COB's coach Félix Alonso.

The International Tournament 'Ourense a Provincia Termal' commenced with over 1,400 rhythmic gymnasts from eight countries participating. The Marusia Club, the host, secured a bronze medal in the alevín school category, with other teams placing in various positions. Carla Fernández narrowly missed the podium, finishing fourth in the benjamín promotion category. The event continues with three more days of high-level rhythmic gymnastics, featuring both team and individual competitions across various age groups.

Félix Alonso, coach of COB, evaluates their upcoming opponent Fuenlabrada, noting significant changes since their last encounter. He highlights the addition of three quality and experienced players, making Fuenlabrada one of the best squads in the league despite an underwhelming season. Alonso acknowledges Fuenlabrada's recent improvement, especially at home, where they have won three of their last four games, including a significant victory against Coruña.

The Club Athlos remains in fifth place in the national badminton league after a narrow victory against Ibiza Bádminton Club and losses to Huesca La Magia and CDB Huelva. With 15 points from five wins and four losses, the team is on track to achieve its goal of staying in the league, with two rounds remaining. The league is led by Puertas Padilla Cartagena, with a perfect record. Antonio Iglesias, the team captain, stands out as the MVP with 13 wins in 18 matches.

The COB team made significant strides, delivering a complete performance with victory, good play, and dedication. Bolong Zheng's debut was met with a resounding ovation, highlighting the excitement and spectacle of the sport. Justin Turner and Kacinas were key players, with Turner translating his words into actions and Kacinas leading the team's initial surge. The audience at Pazo was highly engaged, celebrating the team's effort and fight.

Félix Alonso, the coach of COB, emphasizes the need for his team to match the physical intensity of their opponent, Valladolid, in their upcoming game. He highlights the importance of rebounding and protecting the zone, noting that Valladolid excels in offensive rebounds, which they convert into points. Alonso believes that matching Valladolid's physicality and focusing on key aspects like rebounding are crucial for COB to be competitive and have a chance to win.

COB delivered an outstanding performance, defeating Valladolid 99-77 in a game that restored the fans' confidence. The team, playing without any hindrances, showcased a strong offensive game, particularly in the first quarter. Key players like Bolong Zheng, Kacinas, Turner, Rodríguez, López, and Jawara contributed significantly. Despite Valladolid's attempts to pressure and close the gap, COB maintained control throughout, leading to a decisive victory.

Paco García, coach of Valladolid, discusses the upcoming match against COB in Ourense, highlighting the differences in COB's performance at home versus away. He emphasizes the need for strong defense and reflects on recent losses. García also comments on the recent incident involving Tomás Bellas and Maj Kovacevic, stating that the images speak for themselves.

Valladolid and coach Paco García continue their successful partnership in the current campaign, maintaining their philosophy despite some changes in the roster. Despite the injury of point guard Mike Torres, the team has managed an eight-game winning streak, including a notable victory over Estudiantes at the WiZink Center. The team is characterized by its physicality and rebounding strength, with notable contributions from players such as Schmidt, Costa, Puidet, Kovacevic, Belemene, Sergio de la Fuente, Jaime Fernández, and Nwogbo. Paco García's special connection with Valladolid and his distinctive coaching style are emphasized.

Justin Turner, a key player for COB, is determined to lead his team despite a series of injuries. He emphasizes the importance of mental strength and team effort as they aim for the playoffs. Coach Félix Alonso and mentor Anthony Stacy have been pivotal in his career, instilling confidence and a winning attitude. Turner remains optimistic about the team's potential and is focused on achieving their goals in the upcoming crucial matches.

The COB has launched its second-half season ticket campaign, offering affordable prices that include the last match of the first half. Fans can watch the COB-Valladolid game this Friday and all remaining season matches for 50 euros if they join a club supporters' group. General ticket prices are also accessible, with discounts available for seniors and the unemployed. The campaign highlights matches against top league teams like Estudiantes, Burgos, and Básquet Coruña. Playoff tickets, if applicable, will be offered at reduced prices.

COB faces a challenging match against Estudiantes at the WiZink Center, aiming to improve their away performance despite the absence of key player Justin Turner due to injury. Estudiantes, despite missing their MVP Michael Carrera and long-term injured Francis Alonso, will debut new recruit Guillem Ferrando. The match is crucial for both teams, with Estudiantes having the chance to lead the league if they win. COB's coach, Félix Alonso, emphasizes the importance of competing well and maintaining confidence for the rest of the season.

COB suffered its ninth defeat of the season against league leader Estudiantes de Madrid, highlighting the team's inconsistency and mental fragility. Despite initial resistance, COB's errors and lack of focus led to a decisive loss. Key players like Javi López and Romaro Gill showed some effort, but it was insufficient. Estudiantes dominated with strong performances from Dee, Wintering, and others, while COB struggled without injured player Turner and failed to find a successful strategy.

The COB basketball team is facing challenges despite their current standings, with issues in team performance and player consistency. Key players like Jawara, Kacinas, Peter-McNeilly, and Romaro Gill are underperforming, and the absence of Justin Turner is significantly impacting the team's competitiveness. The article suggests that the coaching staff, including Félix Alonso and Sergio Pérez Anagnostou, need to address these issues urgently to avoid further decline.

The COB faced Estudiantes at the WiZink Center, aiming to improve their performance. Despite efforts, COB struggled throughout the game, ultimately losing 97-56. Estudiantes solidified their position as the leader in the LEB Oro league. Key players like Justin Turner were missed, while contributions from Samu Rodriguez and Kacinas were noted. Coach Félix Alonso emphasized the importance of playing in a prestigious venue against a top team.

The article discusses the upcoming basketball match between COB and Estudiantes at the WiZink Center. Estudiantes, aiming for promotion, has a strong roster but faces challenges in integrating key players. COB seeks to improve its away performance. Key players like Michael Carrera and Francis Alonso are unavailable, while Guillem Ferrando is set to debut. The article highlights the strengths and strategies of both teams, with Estudiantes being a formidable opponent under coach Pedro Rivero.

Pedro Rivero, a former player of COB, now coaches Estudiantes in the LEB Oro league. Rivero reflects on his team's performance, emphasizing their goal of promotion despite recent challenges. Estudiantes, currently second in the league, faces COB in an upcoming match. Rivero discusses the difficulties of managing a large squad and the importance of maintaining focus. He looks forward to returning to Ourense later in the season, while preparing for the immediate challenge in Madrid.

Riazor is set to host the first Galician derby of the LEB Oro season, featuring Básquet Coruña and COB. The match promises excitement, with both teams in strong form. Básquet Coruña, having recently defeated Estudiantes, is a top contender for promotion to Liga ACB. Coach Diego Epifanio has built a formidable team with key players like Goran Huskic, Sean McDonell, and Sebastian Aris. The article highlights the team's depth and quality, with positive mentions of several players and the overall project.

The COB team arrives at tomorrow's game with positive news. Romaro Gill is expected to train with the group, while Sergio Llorente remains doubtful due to a flu. The team has been training all week without the Jamaican pivot, who is recovering from a calf injury sustained in the match against Alicante. Gill trained alone yesterday, but tests ruled out any muscle tear, and the coaching staff hopes he can participate in the derby.

COB is organizing a bus for fans to travel from Ourense to Coruña for the LEB Oro derby against Básquet Coruña. The bus, costing 12 euros including the match ticket, will depart from Pazo at 16:30 and return after the game. Reservations can be made at COB offices, by phone, or email until Thursday, December 28. If the bus is not fully booked, it will be canceled, and only the match ticket will be provided.

The victory of COB against Alicante brought both joy and concern, particularly regarding Romaro Gill's right calf injury. Despite initial fears, Gill's condition appears less severe, and he is working on his recovery with the club's physiotherapists. The final assessment will be made after the holiday break, with imaging tests planned. The team's next challenge is against Básquet Coruña, a strong opponent, making Gill's physical condition crucial for the upcoming match.

The article celebrates the COB basketball team's return to form after a series of defeats, highlighting their strong defensive performance and key contributions from players like Turner. Despite challenges, including refereeing decisions and a tough opponent in Alicante, the team secured a much-needed victory, bringing renewed hope and enthusiasm to their supporters.

The COB basketball team faces a critical match against Alicante after suffering five consecutive defeats. The team, led by Félix Alonso, aims to improve both results and morale, focusing on defense and mental resilience. Key players like Turner, Kacinas, and Adika are expected to step up. Alicante, in a strong position, poses a significant challenge with notable players like Davison and Gudmundsson. The COB seeks to leverage their urgency to turn the tide in their favor.

COB secured a crucial victory, addressing previous doubts with a strong performance. The team demonstrated commitment and tactical perfection, particularly in defense, with key contributions from players like Justin Turner, Karamo Jawara, and Ivica Radic. Despite some questionable refereeing decisions, COB maintained their lead and secured the win, boosting their confidence and credibility.

The article criticizes the COB basketball team's performance, highlighting numerous mistakes that led to their loss against Melilla. It mentions the team's repeated errors, lack of tactical adherence, and the inability of key players to score. Despite the fans' efforts to support a comeback, only Ivica Radic managed to stand out. The article conveys a sense of frustration and disappointment with the team's current state and their prospects in the upcoming challenging schedule.

COB is experiencing its worst moment of the season, suffering a fourth consecutive defeat against Melilla. Despite occupying a mid-table position, the team's current performance raises concerns. The match highlighted COB's inability to impose their rhythm, apply effective defense, and recover from adversity. Melilla, considered an ideal opponent for a reassuring victory, capitalized on COB's weaknesses. The second half saw COB's performance decline further, with only one successful three-pointer in 25 attempts. The article criticizes COB's lack of collective play and defensive intensity, as well as the absence of a decisive star player in crucial moments.

Félix Alonso, the coach of COB, reflects on the team's recent struggles and emphasizes the need to learn from their mistakes to regain their early-season form. Despite dealing with a virus affecting the team, Alonso is optimistic about ending their losing streak with the support of their fans. He acknowledges the strength of their upcoming opponent, Melilla, who have been performing well recently. Melilla's coach, Rafa Monclova, also shares his positive outlook on his team's recent performance and training.

The COB basketball team has extended its losing streak to four consecutive games after a defeat against Melilla, with a final score of 59-65. Despite a strong start, COB struggled in the second half, with key players Turner and Jawara injured. Melilla capitalized on COB's errors and maintained a lead throughout the game. The match saw notable performances from players like Radic and Samu Rodríguez, but COB's overall performance declined, moving them further from the top positions in the league.

Melilla arrives in Ourense to face COB, who are on a three-game losing streak. Melilla, undergoing changes and finding its identity, recently secured a significant victory against Tizona. Key players include Van Dyke, Óscar Alvarado, Mario Delas, and Zaid Hearst. The team shows inconsistency in offense and struggles defensively, particularly in the paint. The upcoming match will be crucial in determining their progress.

The COB basketball team faces a crucial match against Melilla, aiming to break a three-game losing streak. Despite recent physical and viral setbacks, the team is determined to recover its defensive strength and collective offensive effort. Key player Justin Turner will miss the game due to muscle issues. Melilla, having added experienced players Alvarado and Delas, and potentially Zaid Hearst, poses a challenging opponent. The COB seeks to leverage home advantage and fan support to regain momentum.

Club Ourense Baloncesto (COB) introduced a new initiative at Pazo to enhance the game experience for ONCE affiliates with severe visual impairments or total blindness. Starting from the match against Melilla, these individuals can enjoy a more descriptive and emotional narration through a free mobile app and headphones. The initiative, inspired by Girona from ACB, involves seven rotating narrators and is currently limited to attendees at Pazo.

LEB Oro's COB is experiencing its worst moment this winter, suffering its fifth defeat, third in a row, after a poor performance against Lleida. The team, led by Félix Alonso, forgot its strengths and was dominated by Lleida, which utilized a fast and intense game. Ivica Radic was the only player who performed at an acceptable level. The defeat highlights the team's current struggles and raises questions about whether COB will hibernate or recover to maintain a comfortable position in the league. The upcoming schedule presents a challenge with games against top league teams.

Félix Alonso, coach of COB, emphasizes the importance of securing a victory against a strong Lleida team, known for their defensive prowess and high-paced gameplay. He notes that his team is finally complete after weeks of challenges, making a win crucial for their progress.

Lleida, after a challenging start, has become a competitive and entertaining team under coach Gerard Encuentra. Despite losing key players like Juani Marcos and Michael Carrera, the team has maintained its style with a mix of quality, experience, and athleticism. Key players include Nacho Arroyo, Rafa Villar, and Cameron Krutwig, who has significantly impacted the team's recent victories. The upcoming match against COB will test Lleida's combination of competitiveness and chemistry.

The COB basketball team suffered a second consecutive defeat at the Pazo, despite a strong effort and the return of players Turner and Jawara. The team struggled with offensive tactics against Tizona's defense, and the referees, particularly Ángel de Lucas and Daniel Checa, were criticized for their conduct. Romaro Gill was absent due to illness, and even the team's mascot, Lobo, experienced a physical issue. The article suggests that while the team has spirit, it needs to recover and improve for the upcoming game in Lleida.

Diego Ocampo reflects on the importance of maintaining routines and concentration as he prepares for a special match in his hometown of Ourense. He emphasizes the value of daily work and team identity over excessive scouting. Ocampo praises the balance and resilience of the COB team, noting their ability to perform well despite significant injuries. He also highlights the positive social calm in Ourense, attributing it to the efforts of the current coach and team. The focus remains on being competitive in every game, regardless of the outcome.

COB suffered their fourth defeat of the season not due to a lack of quality, irregularity, or intensity, but because their opponent Tizona played better. Despite a balanced game and the COB's persistent efforts, Tizona maintained control and capitalized on COB's errors and moments of disorganization. COB's last-minute loss of Romaro Gill and the limited contributions from Justin Turner and Karamo Jawara were noted, but the match remained even. COB's free throw issues, particularly Ivica Radic's 7 missed shots, were highlighted as a significant concern. Tizona secured a deserved victory with solid play throughout the game, while COB's attitude remained unquestioned despite the loss.

The Ourense basketball team, COB, failed to maintain its tenacity and defiance in a challenging match against a superior Gipuzkoa Basket Club, which is on the rise and has found a key player in Alex Barcello. The match's dynamics were compared to Carlos Alcaraz's tennis play, where the ball's effect after bouncing makes it difficult for the opponent to return.

COB faced a tough match against Gipuzkoa, losing 99-65. Despite the defeat, COB maintained their composure and style but lacked the intensity and quality needed to compete against a stronger team. Adika Peter-McNeilly stood out for his performance, while Ivica Radic and Romaro Gill struggled. The game highlighted COB's need for improvement in both offense and defense. Gipuzkoa capitalized on COB's weaknesses, maintaining a consistent and high level of play throughout the match. The article emphasizes the importance of learning from this experience and moving forward.

Gipuzkoa Basket, often under the radar, is set to face COB with both teams holding a 6-2 record. The team has combined a core group of players with new additions, including standout American player Alex Barcello. Key figures like José Luis Zubizarreta and coach Mikel Odriozola have been instrumental in the team's success. The match promises to be a high-stakes encounter, with Gipuzkoa's strong home performance and notable players like Iván Aurrecoechea and Mike Carlson adding to the excitement.

The article highlights the unseen efforts and improvements of the COB basketball team, emphasizing the physical and tactical growth of players like Adika Peter-McNeilly and Romaro Gill under the guidance of Chema Royo. It also mentions the contributions of other team members and staff, including Unai Mendikote, Álvaro Palazuelos, Samu Rodríguez, and the medical team, showcasing the collective effort behind the team's progress.

COB faces Betis in a crucial match at Pazo, buoyed by a recent victory in Menorca. Despite missing key players Turner, Jawara, and Bolong Zheng, COB aims to leverage their defensive strength and maintain high shooting accuracy. Betis, struggling with a 1-6 record and undergoing significant changes, adds veteran Kaspars Berzins to their roster. The article highlights the challenges and strategies for both teams, with a focus on COB's potential to surpass last season's performance.

Ourense experienced a thrilling basketball game as COB narrowly defeated Betis 84-83. The match was marked by high-quality play, intense competition, and a passionate crowd. Key players like Ivica Radic, Mindaugas Kacinas, and Adika Peter-McNeilly led COB to victory, despite Betis's strong performance. The game highlighted COB's resilience and tactical prowess, culminating in a dramatic final quarter.

Members of Aspanas are busy preparing for a market that will run from November 27 to December 1, selling products at a location provided by Eligio Rodríguez. Amidst preparations, COB Mindaugas Kacinas players Javi López and Mindaugas Kacinas visited as part of the club's social activities, interacting with attendees who also support the team's colors in the Special Olympics Galicia. Aspanas operates a year-round residence, a weekday residence, and an occupational center with 115 users where workshops are held to maximize their abilities and autonomy.

COB coach Félix Alonso analyzed the upcoming match against Betis, aiming for the team's sixth win of the season. He noted that Betis is still in a construction phase with a new coach who has introduced offensive changes. Alonso emphasized the need for intense, high-level defense to control Betis' scoring and to exploit their weaknesses offensively.

Betis, recently relegated from Liga ACB, faces COB this Saturday in the Pazo. Despite a challenging start with only one victory, the team has undergone significant changes under new ownership by the Mexican business group Xoy. Key players include Roko Rogic, Ismael Romero, and Eddy Polanco, with recent additions like Kaspars Berzins. The article highlights the team's potential and the impact of new signings on their performance.

The Ourense Basketball Club (COB) celebrated a decisive victory against Menorca, maintaining a high position in the rankings despite the absence of key players Justin Turner and Karamo Jawara. The team is set to face the recently relegated Betis at the Pazo this Saturday, with confidence bolstered by their recent performance.

The 46th edition of the Carreira Popular do San Martiño saw over 2,400 athletes participate in the 10-kilometer race. Moroccan runner Mohamed El Ghazouany won the race and set a new record with a time of 28:42, while Esther Navarrete from Celta claimed victory in the women's category with a time of 33:50. The event was marked by strong performances and enthusiastic public support, making it a memorable day for all participants.

Barrocás played two matches in less than 24 hours, winning the first 5-6 but losing the second 2-1 to San Cugat due to fatigue. The match saw early goals from Xurxo Cid and Álex Durán through penalty corners. Despite several attempts and a strong performance by goalkeeper Cuco, Barrocás couldn't capitalize on their chances, and San Cugat secured the win with a penalty stroke in the final quarter.

November has historically been a challenging month for the team, marked by cold weather, poor results, and doubts. Despite these challenges, the COB team, led by coach Felix Alonso, managed to secure a stabilizing victory against Menorca by making precise adjustments and avoiding excuses. The article highlights the contributions of players like Ivica Radic, Romaro Gill, Javi López, Llorente, and Rodriguez, emphasizing their collective defensive effort and strategic gameplay.

Nogueira de Ramuín is continuing its good form, achieving its third consecutive victory in the league and remaining unbeaten for four rounds, bringing them closer to the top of the standings. The match began with a protest by the local players against an alleged infraction by goalkeeper Borja on Álex Estévez. Oliver scored the first goal for Nogueira de Ramuín with a personal action, and Javi Alonso later sealed the victory with a second goal from outside the area, despite Loñoá's attempts to equalize and their missed opportunities.

La Región is holding a draw for 50 tickets for subscribers to attend the COB vs. Real Betis Basketball game at Pazo dos Deportes Paco Paz. Despite COB's three player absences and a weakened team in their last game against Menorca, they achieved a resounding 74-50 victory, raising expectations for the upcoming match on Saturday, November 18. Subscribers can enter the draw by signing up at the PressClub from Tuesday, November 14, until Thursday, November 16, at 12:00 PM.

UD Ourense suffered their fourth consecutive match without a win, falling heavily to Silva SD in a game that highlighted their current football crisis and concentration issues. Despite taking the lead with a goal from David Rojo, UD Ourense's performance plummeted in the second half, conceding five goals in thirty minutes, including two from Raúl Melo. The match ended with some fans leaving early and others supporting despite the defeat, with a notable goal from Guisande for UD Ourense.

COB achieved a dominant victory over Menorca with a score of 50-74, showcasing their tactical and physical superiority. Despite missing three players, COB displayed strong teamwork and defensive prowess, particularly through Romaro Gill's outstanding performance. Menorca struggled offensively, with key player Clevin Hannah being effectively neutralized. The victory highlights COB's continuous improvement and resilience as they await the return of injured players.

COB achieved a significant victory over Menorca with a score of 50-74, showcasing dominance and strength despite missing three players. The team's tactical and physical superiority was evident, particularly in their defensive efforts led by Félix Alonso, which neutralized Menorca's offensive game. Key performances from players like Romaro Gill, who excelled in both halves, and contributions from Javi López, Sergio Llorente, and others, were crucial. The victory boosts COB's morale and confidence as they continue to improve and integrate new players while awaiting the return of injured teammates.

Karamo Jawara, a key player for COB, is recovering from a back injury that initially caused significant concern. Despite the setback, medical assessments indicate a positive outlook, with Jawara already experiencing improvements. He remains optimistic and determined to return stronger, expressing gratitude for the support from fans and teammates. Jawara's competitive spirit and confidence in his team are evident, even as he navigates the challenges of watching from the sidelines.

The urban area of Albuñuelas in southern Spain is affected by a large-scale rotational landslide with a very slow rate of movement. This study presents the first in-depth analysis of the landslide's internal structure and evolution. Using ambient noise single-station and array measurements, the researchers estimated the soil stratigraphy and built a geological–geophysical model. The model reveals a complex evolution with several dislodged elements moving in sequence and partially eroded. The future evolution of the landslide will be influenced by the composition of materials along the valley's foot, particularly in the western part where more erodible materials are present.

The article discusses the history and recent progress of Menorca Básquet, now known as Club Básquet Menorca, which has ascended to the LEB Oro league. The team, led by coach Javier Zamora, combines youth and experience and has shown strong home performance. Key players include Clevin Hannah, Arteaga, and Jacob Grandison. The team faces challenges with consistency but remains a formidable opponent, especially on their home court.

The COB basketball team is facing challenges with injuries to key players Karamo Jawara and Justin Turner, which have hindered their progress despite a strong start to the season. The team had to rely on three young players from the academy to complete their training sessions. The club remains optimistic but acknowledges the missed opportunity to achieve significant success. The extent of Jawara's injury will be determined soon, and the club may seek a reliable replacement if he is out for an extended period.

The defeat against Fuenlabrada highlighted the intensity and commitment the COB is developing while also underscoring the challenges posed by the absence of key players. Justin Turner is expected to start individual training this week but will miss the next game against Menorca, with a potential return against Betis. Karamo Jawara, dealing with significant mobility issues, has begun treatment for his back injury, with no set timeline for his return to the court.

The COB basketball team is commended for their competitive start in the LEB Oro league despite budgetary constraints and injuries to key players Karamo Jawara and Justin Turner. Their defensive strength has allowed them to keep up with better-funded teams, although they faced a loss against Fuenlabrada, which used extensive rotations and was criticized for unsportsmanlike conduct, particularly by player McGrew. COB's Ivica Radic is highlighted for his effective physical play, and the team's overall respect is growing despite struggles with free throws, an aspect of the game that, as Moncho Fernández of Obradoiro states, must be accepted.

The COB visited the Asociación de Dano Cerebral Adquirido and is organizing a boccia demonstration this afternoon at 18:15 on the central court. Reviving boccia is a key objective for the COB's social area, led by Millán Brea and Gonzalo Sueiro, with a demonstration scheduled at the Pazo.

The COB team faces a crucial match against Fuenlabrada at the Pazo, aiming to secure a victory despite the absence of key players Justin Turner and Karamo Jawara due to injuries. The team, led by Félix Alonso, will rely on strong defense and contributions from players like Llorente, López, Kacinas, Palazuelos, and Gill. Fuenlabrada, coming from the ACB and currently struggling with a 1-4 record, is under pressure to perform. The match is seen as a test of resilience and strategy for both teams.

Fuenlabrada, despite a slower start compared to other top teams in the league, is expected to aim for promotion due to its strong roster, budget, and ACB history. The match against Ourense is highly anticipated, with Fuenlabrada featuring top players like Tomás Bellas, Mateo Díaz, and Joey van Zegeren. The team is led by coach Toni Ten and assistant Rubén Perelló, making it a formidable opponent in the LEB Oro league.

COB, hindered by the absence of key players Justin Turner and Karamo Jawara and facing issues with shooting accuracy, fell short against a quality Fuenlabrada team. Despite a supportive home crowd and intense effort, COB could not match Fuenlabrada's scoring pace, ending the game with a deficit in three-pointers and free throws. Ivica Radic and Sergio Llorente initially led COB, but the team struggled to complete a comeback. Fuenlabrada's Aranitovic and Mateo Díaz excelled, with Díaz hitting 6 out of 10 three-pointers. COB remained competitive throughout the game, earning applause from the fans who recognize the team's genuine quality this season.

COB coach Félix Alonso reviewed the upcoming challenging match against Fuenlabrada, noting the opponent's strong roster aimed at returning to the ACB and their dangerous form due to recent poor performance. Alonso acknowledged the impact of Turner and Jawara's absences, which requires the Ourense team to adapt and prepare quickly after a midweek game. He praised his players' training and mindset, emphasizing the need to follow their game plan to win with the support of the Pazo.

In a span of ten days, COB has lost its key players, Justin Turner and Karamo Jawara, significantly impacting the team's performance. Despite the setbacks, the team remains optimistic with a 4-1 record. Coach Félix Alonso emphasizes the need for a positive mindset and strategic adjustments, including utilizing versatile players like Mindaugas Kacinas. Jawara's injury, which left him unable to walk, has deeply affected the team, highlighting the challenges they face as they prepare for upcoming matches.

The Ourense team experienced a disappointing Halloween, struggling particularly in the second quarter of the game due to a lack of defense. The absence of key player Turner and an injury to Jawara's back made it difficult for the team to compete effectively. Despite the challenges, the players showed determination throughout the game. The upcoming schedule offers no respite, leaving a bitter taste that with more resources, the outcome at Pumarín could have been different.

On Halloween night, COB plays against Oviedo with the intention of continuing to surprise the league. COB, already seen as the revelation team, aims to maintain their lead. The match is expected to be physically demanding, with Oviedo having had a strong preseason and victories against notable teams. COB's coach, Félix Alonso, emphasizes the importance of sticking to the game plan and maintaining defensive concentration. Justin Turner is out due to injury, but players like Adika Peter-McNeilly, Álvaro Palazuelos, and Sergio Llorente are stepping up. A victory at Pumarín would be significant, continuing COB's strong league start and distancing them from the relegation zone.

COB suffered their first season defeat in Oviedo despite playing without key players Justin Turner and Karamo Jawara, the latter experiencing a concerning injury. COB's main issues were poor defense in the first two quarters and the absence of their key players, which affected their quality. Despite adjustments after halftime and improved defense, COB lacked the ability to threaten victory. Radic and Kacinas performed well, but the team fell short of a win. COB continued to fight in the final quarter, reducing the gap to six points, but time ran out.

In the recent Argentine elections, the moderate Peronist Sergio Massa emerged victorious over the far-right candidate Javier Milei, despite Milei's initial lead in the polls. Massa, the current Minister of Economy, promises a new era of unity and economic reform. Milei, known for his extreme and controversial views, still managed to secure 30% of the votes and will face Massa in a runoff on November 19. Patricia Bullrich, who came in third, has controversially urged her supporters to back Milei, causing a rift within her coalition. The upcoming battle for votes is expected to be intense, with significant implications for Argentina's future.

The acting President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, has been avoiding the topic of amnesty until media pressure and public demand forced the issue into the open. The situation is compared to the fall of the Berlin Wall, highlighting the sudden shift in policy. The government's strategists have crafted a narrative to justify the amnesty as necessary for the progress of Spain, though this is met with skepticism and opposition within the PSOE, particularly from Page. The article suggests that many PSOE voters are questioning their support and calls for a public referendum on the amnesty.

The article explores the intriguing concept of time travel, referencing both science fiction and scientific perspectives. It highlights Stephen Hawking's belief in the potential for time travel, mentioning his theoretical work and a symbolic event he organized. The discussion also touches on humanity's achievements in space exploration, such as landing on the moon, and speculates on future possibilities.

The article commemorates the life and legacy of Pope John Paul II, highlighting his significant influence as a religious leader, his efforts against communism and Liberation Theology, and his contributions to the Catholic Church, including numerous beatifications and canonizations. It also reflects on his personal experiences and the impact of his pontificate, culminating in a grand funeral attended by diverse global personalities.

The Day of the Dead in Mexico, celebrated next Thursday, is a deeply rooted cultural festivity that has evolved into a significant economic driver. Central to the celebration is the altar of offerings, filled with symbolic items. The holiday has become a magnet for tourism, benefiting hotels, restaurants, and local businesses. Traditional crafts and foods like sugar skulls, papel picado, and pan de muerto see increased sales. Films like 'Coco' and the James Bond franchise have amplified its global recognition. Despite economic benefits, commercialization has faced criticism, but the celebration remains a time for reflection and honoring loved ones.

Repsol's CEO, Josu Jon Imaz, has threatened to move future investments to Portugal due to Spain's extraordinary tax on energy companies, which he deems illegal and discriminatory. Despite strong financial performance, Repsol is unhappy with the tax, arguing it unfairly targets companies contributing to the industrial and employment sectors. The article highlights Repsol's significant environmental impact in Galicia, particularly from its refinery in A Coruña, and criticizes the company's historical and ongoing actions. The balance between fiscal revenue generation and business growth is emphasized as crucial for Spain's long-term sustainability.

Halloween celebrations are in full swing, with children enjoying costumes and festivities. The author reflects on his changing perception of Halloween, now viewing it with sympathy. The article highlights Screamin’ Lord Sutch, a unique figure in rock history known for his horror-themed performances and transgressive spirit. Despite limited commercial success, Sutch's influence is acknowledged, with notable musicians like Jimmy Page and John Bonham contributing to his albums. Sutch also made a mark in British politics, running in multiple elections with his Official Monster Raving Loony Party.

The author expresses a longing for peace and a better world through metaphorical language, reflecting on the current state of global conflict and the difficulty of finding solace amidst chaos and violence. The text conveys a sense of despair and disillusionment with the ongoing strife and the challenges of maintaining hope.

The COB basketball team is described as having an unbeatable spirit, winning four out of four games. Coach Félix Alonso emphasized that early results are not crucial, but the team is prepared and united. Despite the challenges of the LEB Oro competition, the team's determination and cohesion are highlighted through various players' efforts and performances.

COB won against Clavijo but lost their key player, Turner, to a severe injury. The team's coach, Félix Alonso, described the victory as bittersweet, acknowledging the significant impact of Turner's injury. Turner sustained a muscle contracture near his knee, and medical assessments indicate a long recovery period. The club's doctor, Benito Ramos, emphasized the need for patience, noting that Turner will be unable to play for an extended time.

COB secured their third win in as many games, overcoming a challenging match against Clavijo despite the early injury of key player Justin Turner. The team struggled initially but made a strong comeback in the final quarter, led by strategic changes from coach Félix Alonso and standout performances from players like Ivica Radic and Álvaro Palazuelos. The victory highlights COB's depth and adaptability, crucial as they face upcoming games without Turner.

The COB basketball team experienced a significant loss against Fuenlabrada with a score of 76-66, complicating their path to the playoffs, especially after Betis' victory in Alicante. Despite a comeback attempt, COB's inconsistent performance and 'blackouts' during the game were highlighted as key issues. Coach Félix Alonso criticized the team's lack of intensity and poor decision-making, emphasizing the need for a mentality shift to become a playoff team. The upcoming derby against Coruña presents an opportunity to address these errors.