Match Time：12122017 04:00

Match AnalysisLazio was defeated by Zulte-Waregem with 3-2 in UEFA EL, but the coach change the key players effectively and let them having good time to rest, so it is no meaning for Lazio to win or lose in this game. Moreover, they got the qualification of UEFA EL in advance. Lazio lost points against Fiorentina and Roma in recent games, but generally, they got 7W-1D-2L in recent 10 games and performed well. Now Lazio collected 32 points, remains 8 points left to the top team Inter Milan with the situation of less one game. By contrast, Torino played a lot of draws in this season so that they collect less point. They are ranked 11th position with 20 points on scoreboard. The team only got one win in recent 10 games, so Torino will not be expected in this game. Odds Analysis: 0.85 1 1.03Lazio replaced the players and eased fatigue of players effectively last game. Lazio was only defeated by Napoli, they kept all win against the medium and weak team, and scored 15 goals at home. It would be close to get 3 goals per game. Now the Asian handicap odds are Lazio -1, medium return. The live odds are raising up to Lazio -11.5, the live time is trend to home win. The odds are good for home team. Lazio almost got wins I the historical battles recent years. So Lazio will be trustworthy winning at home. OU Analysis: 0.85 3 1.01The OU odds are 3 goals. Both teams are strength on offensive sides. Lazio seems stronger than away team. Lazio scored 35 goals and could score 2 over goals per game. And there were over goals when they played against each other. The rate of over goals in recent 10 games is close to 80%. So it is possible to over goals this time. Prediction: Lazio to win Score recommended for reference: 3-1 4-0OU Prediction: Over 3 goals

MEXICO CITY， July 9 (Xinhua) -- Holding the first Olympic Games of the modern era， made a dream largely pursued by Baron Pierre de Coubertin come true. The baron had been enthusiastic about the idea of resurrecting the Olympics after it had been forgotten about for 1，500 years.

In 1852， with an increasing interest for sporting events from Europe， a group of German archaeologists carried out excavations on the ancient Greek city of Olympia in order to better understand the history of the Olympic Games from Classical Greece.

In 1894， Coubertin traveled to Olympia and decided to initiate the project of rescuing and updating the Olympics.

The same year， the International Olympic Committee carried out its first sessions in Paris， where it was decided that Athens should be the venue for the first modern Games.

The first Olympics， officially known as Games of the I Olympiad， only included nine sports encompassing 10 disciplines and 43 events: athletics， cycling， fencing， gymnastics， sailing， shooting， swimming， tennis， weightlifting and wrestling.

The first Games were inaugurated in the Panathenaic Stadium in Athens on April 6， 1896， and they came to an end on April 15. At the sporting event， 241 athletes participated， all men， from 14 countries.

In the Opening Ceremony， King George I of Greece officially opened the competition saying: "I declare the opening of the first international Olympic Games in Athens." This was because the act of lighting the Olympic Flame from the Torch did not exist at this point.

During the contest， silver medals and olive branches were handed out to those who finished first and the second-placed received a copper medal and a laurel branch. All participants received commemorative certificates.

Afterwards， the Games were so successful that Coubertin proposed the sporting event rotate all over the world and take place every four years.

United States athlete James Connolly's winning triple jump is among the sporting achievements worthy of note during the first edition of the Games as he was the first Olympic champion in the modern era.

Also， the British Launceston Elliot won the one-hand weightlifting category， making him the first Olympic champion from the United Kingdom and one of the most popular sportsmen from his country.

For the hosts， the most important event was the marathon in light of its historic significance and their representatives did not let them down. Spyridon Luis， 24， took the lead four kilometers from the finish line and won the race with a time of two hours 58 minutes and 50 seconds. Second place， another Greek athlete， crossed the finish line over seven minutes later.

As a historic anecdote， it was recorded that the Greek long-distance runner who worked as a water carrier ran wearing shoes that had been donated to him by his neighbors in his hometown.

The swimming categories took place in the open sea， in the Bay of Zea， because the organizers had refused to spend money on building a special stadium. The swimmers were transported by boat to the starting line， 100， 500 and 1，200 meters from the beach.

Hungarian swimmer Alfred "Hajos" Guttmann， 18， won the 100 and 1，200 meters freestyle categories. The glory that "Hajos" brought to his country was not only reflected in his sporting career but also， in 1924， he was a medalist at the Paris Olympic Games in the architecture competition. This made him one of only two Olympians ever to have won medals in both sport and art Olympic competitions. Afterwards， he was charged with drawing plans for several new sporting facilities in his country.

According to Athenian records， a U.S. athlete participating in a swimming event refused to continue the race after jumping into the water because it was too cold. The temperature in the water was thought to be around 13 degrees Celsius.

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