snow. Rescheduled to 24 February; return leg in Bilbao scheduled for 27 February. UEFA has announced that it will send an investigator to Greece to examine match fixing allegations surrounding a December 2004 UEFA Cup tie between Panionios and Dinamo Tbilisi, including possible links to the ongoing match fixing scandal in Germany. (Reuters/Yahoo!) Ice hockey: National Hockey League commissioner Gary Bettman announces the cancellation of the 2004–05 NHL season on account of the ongoing lockout in the first sport in North American history to cancel an entire season due to such a dispute. 15 February 2005 (Tuesday) Cycling: Lance Armstrong announces his intentions to compete for a seventh consecutive win in the upcoming Tour de France, ending speculation as to whether he would race this year or in 2006. (BBC Sport) Football: In the Football for Hope tsunami relief match in Barcelona, a World side captained by Ronaldinho defeats a European side captained by Andriy Shevchenko 6–3. The match, although held in a more than half-empty Nou Camp, raised over US$3 million. (FIFA.com) (AP/Yahoo!) Match fixing scandal in Germany: (AFP/Yahoo!) The German Football Association (DFB) has announced that one of four matches acknowledged to be fixed by Robert Hoyzer, a 22 October 2004 2. Bundesliga fixture between Ahlen and Wacker Burghausen, will be replayed. The DFB also suspended referee Dominik Marks after it was alleged that he received EUR 36,000 for fixing two matches. The police are set to interrogate Hoyzer about a total of 63 matches in which he was involved. April Heinrichs resigns her position as coach of the United States women's national soccer team. (AP/Yahoo!) Formula One: Minardi confirmed Austrian Patrick Friesacher as their second driver for the 2005 season, to partner Christijan Albers. 14 February 2005 (Monday) Hare coursing: As the final Waterloo Cup event in England starts in Altcar, four anti-coursing protesters are arrested. The event is expected to attract up to 10,000 spectators over its 3 days. (BBC) (BBC) Ice hockey: After last-minute talks between the National Hockey League and the league's players' union failed to resolve the current labor dispute, the NHL has scheduled a press conference on 16 February, at which it is expected to call off the 2004–05 season. (AP/Yahoo!) The Boston University Terriers defeat the Northeastern Huskies 3–2 in overtime to win the 53rd annual Beanpot hockey tournament. (AP/ESPN) American football: Arizona businessman Reggie Fowler agrees to buy the Minnesota