October 2005 in sports

October 2005 in sports

See also: 2005 in sports, October 2005

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Current events

  • 21 October-6 November: Cricket: New Zealand tour of South Africa
  • 25 October-12 November: Cricket: Sri Lanka tour of India

Current sporting seasons

Deaths in October

Deaths in October 2005

31 October 2005

30 October 2005

Bye Week: Atlanta Falcons, Indianapolis Colts, New York Jets, Seattle Seahawks.

  • Cricket: South Africa (245 for 6, Gibbs 81, Kemp 30 (19b); Adams 2–40) beat New Zealand (243 for 9, Styris 78, Fleming 54; Ntini 3–37, Shaun Pollock 0–23 (10 ovs)) in the third ODI at St George's Park, Port Elizabeth. The victory leaves South Africa 3–0 up with two matches to play, thus clinching the series victory. (Cricinfo)

29 October 2005

NTRA Breeders' Cup website

28 October 2005

27 October 2005

26 October 2005

25 October 2005

24 October 2005

23 October 2005

Bye Week: Carolina Panthers, Jacksonville Jaguars, New England Patriots, Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

  • Soccer: MLS Cup 2005 Playoffs: Conference semifinals

22 October 2005

21 October 2005

20 October 2005

19 October 2005

  • Hurricane Wilma affecting sports:
    • The scheduled game between Georgia Tech and (AP) sixth-ranked Miami (FL) on Saturday (October 22) has been postponed. The game will now be played on November 19, forcing a game originally scheduled for ESPN between Miami and Wake Forest from the original date of November 17 to November 12. ESPN has not announced a replacement game for November 17, and ABC, which was to have broadcast the game regionally, will replace it with the MichiganIowa contest except on the west coast. Also, twentieth-ranked West Virginia and South Florida will play their game on December 3 instead of Saturday, while the TulaneCentral Florida game was advanced one day in Orlando, Florida to Friday (October 21). It is the ninth game to be affected for the Green Wave because of hurricanes this year.
  • Major League Baseball (Non-postseason news)
  • Major League Baseball playoffs
  • Football (soccer): UEFA Champions League 2005-06, group stage, matchday 3:
  • See also UEFA Champions League 2005-06.
  • Football (soccer): UEFA Cup 2005-06, group stage, matchday 1:
    • Group B: Lokomotiv Moscow 0–1 Espanyol
  • See also UEFA Cup 2005-06.

18 October 2005

17 October 2005

16 October 2005

Bye Week: Arizona Cardinals, Green Bay Packers, Philadelphia Eagles, San Francisco 49ers.

  • Auto racing:
    • Formula One: Fernando Alonso won the second Chinese Grand Prix, and gave Renault the Constructors' Championship in the process, ending Ferrari's six-year domination. (Formula1.com)
    • IRL: Dario Franchitti beats teammate Tony Kanaan to win the season-ending Toyota Indy 400 at California Speedway. There is controversy about the finish, however: as the two come to the finish line, Kanaan has a slight edge, but strangely slows down, allowing Franchitti to win. In victory lane, Franchitti states that he thinks Kanaan lifted, but Kanaan denies this, saying he "missed a shift or I hit the wrong button."

15 October 2005

14 October 2005

13 October 2005

12 October 2005

Teams in boldface have already qualified for Germany 2006.

11 October 2005

10 October 2005

9 October 2005

Bye Week: Kansas City Chiefs, Minnesota Vikings, New York Giants, Oakland Raiders.

8 October 2005

7 October 2005

6 October 2005

5 October 2005

4 October 2005

3 October 2005

2 October 2005

Bye Week: Chicago Bears, Cleveland Browns, Miami Dolphins, Pittsburgh Steelers.

1 October 2005

Divisions Clinched: Atlanta Braves (NL East); St. Louis Cardinals (NL Central); San Diego Padres (NL West); New York Yankees (AL East); Chicago White Sox (AL Central); Los Angeles Angels (AL West).


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