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Below follow the main events in the Russian sports world over the weekend, and Monday, September 18 at 2 p.m.

* At the IAAF World Athletics Cup in Athens, Greece (ended September 17):

Women:

- Russia won the title with 137 points, winning five gold, five silver and two bronze in the 20 events.

Team final standings:

1 Russia - 137 points

2 Europe - 128

3 Americas - 117

4 United States - 101.5

5 Poland - 97

6 Africa - 96.5

7 Asia - 85.5

8 Oceania - 73

9 Greece - 60.5

Men:

- Russia took sixth place with 89 points, winning a total of 4 medals (0-1-3) in the 20 events.

Team final standings:

1 Europe - 140 points

2 United States - 136

3 Africa - 116

4 Asia - 110

5 Americas - 104

6 Russia - 89

7 France - 79

8 Oceania - 78

9 Greece 44

* Russia's national basketball team booked a berth in the EuroBasket-2007 in Spain, beating the Czech Republic 68:55 in a Group C away qualifier.

Group C results and final standings (host teams listed first):

Czech Republic - Russia - 55:68

Hungary - Belgium - 75:59

1 Russia - 11 points

2 Czech Republic - 10

3 Hungary - 8

4 Belgium - 7

* At the FIBA World Basketball Women's Championship in Brazil (through September 23):

- Russia lost to France 64:74 and the Czech Republic 83:85 in Group F and needs a victory over Cuba Monday night to book a berth in the quarterfinals.

Group F standings:

1 United States - 10 points

2 Czech Republic - 9

3 France - 8

4 Russia - 7

5 China - 7

6 Cuba - 7

* At the World Judo Team Championships in Paris, France (ended September 17):

Men:

- Russia took silver, losing to Georgia 3-4 in the final. South Korea and France took bronze, beating Japan and Ukraine, respectively, in the bronze-medal matches.

Team final standings:

1 Georgia

2 Russia

3 S. Korea, France

5 Japan, Ukraine

7 Brazil, Hungary

Women:

- Russia shared 7th place with Turkey.

Team final standings:

1 France

2 Cuba

3 Japan, China

5 S. Korea, Slovenia

7 Russia, Turkey

* At the $225,000 Wismilak International WTA tennis tournament in Bali, Indonesia (ended September 17):

Singles:

- Top-seed Svetlana Kuznetsova won the title, beating No.6-seed Marion Bartoli (France) 7-5, 6-2

* At the $500,000 China Open ATP tennis tournament in Beijing (ended September 17):

Singles:

- No.2-seed Nikolai Davydenko failed to advance to the semifinals after he retired in the second set against Paradorn Srichaphan (Thailand) due to illness

* At the $600,000 China Open WTA tennis tournament in Beijing (through September 24):

Singles:

- Yelena Vesnina advanced to the second round, beating Emma Laine (Finland) 7-6, 5-7, 6-3

- No.2-seed Svetlana Kuznetsova and Nadezhda Petrova (3) will start in the second round after receiving first-round byes

* Premier League soccer results and standings (host teams listed first):

Luch-Energia Vladivostok - FC Moscow - 1:1

Shinnik Yaroslavl - Saturn Ramenskoye - 0:0

Torpedo Moscow - FC Rostov - 0:2

Rubin Kazan - Spartak Nalchik - 0:0

Lokomotiv Moscow - Spartak Moscow

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