Women EM 2022: Questions and Answers to the Tournament in England

Snooker is a British Billiard Modality for two players, practiced on a longer table than usual, which is played with a taco and 22 balls: a white to boost the rest, 15 red who are worth a point each, and 6 of different colors: yellow (2 points), green (3 points), brown (4 points), blue (5 points), pink (6 points) and black (7 points). Players should be pulled successively in the punch a red ball and another color, which will be answered while there are redes on the table. When they are no longer red, the color balls must get into their score order. Each success sum points to the score; If the person stops pilling or commits a fault, he gives his turn to the opponent. The parties are divided into Tandas (Frames) and the player who has won more about the disputed is proclaimed the winner of the game. This game was invented in the nineteenth century by the military of the British army destined in the Raj, and later exported to England. Most of its practitioners come from the United Kingdom, from the countries of the Commonwealth of Nations, and from the century. XX of China and Southeast Asia. The most important competition is the world championship, held every year in Sheffield since 1927. The Snooker has never been an Olympic sport, but it was part of the Paralympic Games between 1960 and 1976 and between 1984 and 1988.

Who is in which lost pot?

Pot 1: England (host - set in group A), Netherlands (defending champion), Germany, France pot 2: Sweden, Spain, Norway, Italy pot 3: Denmark, Belgium, Switzerland, Austria Pot 4: Iceland, Russia, Finland, Northern Ireland

Who pulls the loose?

As a loose pige also acts the former German national player and three times European champion Anja noon. In addition, the former French national player and five-time Champions League winner Camille Abily, Sweden s record researcher Lotta Schelin as well as England s record driver Kelly Smith are responsible for drawing the individual groups.

Where is played?

Brighton & Hove (Brighton & Hove Community Stadium) London (Brentford Community Stadium & Wembley Stadium - Only the Finale) Manchester (Manchester City Academy Stadium) Milton Keynes (Stadium MK) Rotherham (New York Stadium) Sheffield (Bramall Lane) Southampton (St Mary s Stadium) Trafford (Old Trafford - Opening Game) Wigan & Leigh (Leigh Sports Village)

What is the mode?

Playing the European Championship there are four groups of four teams each. The two best each group draw into the quarterfinals. The winners of the round of the last eight reach the semi-finals, because the two final players are played.

What is the prize money?

Compared to the EURO 2017 in the Netherlands, the UEFA pours twice as much prize money to the 16 participating teams at the 2022 tournament in England - 16 instead of eight million euros. In comparison to the men, this is still low: there were at the EM in the summer of 2021 a total of 371 million euros.

Who is Record European Champion?

Record European Champion is Germany, which stood seven times in the final and also won seven times. For the past once, Norway and the Netherlands, who compete as defending champions 2022, could enter the winner list.