Bohemian 1 – 3 FC Levadia Tallinn (BBC) July 26, 2004 Canoe polo: During the weekend of 24 to 25 July, the Netherlands defeated Germany 5–4 in the final of the canoe polo 2004 world championships held in Miyoshi, Japan. In the first half of the final the Dutch dominated and this resulted in a score of 3–1 by half time. The perseverance of the German team was strong and they fought back to a score of 3–3. Just ten seconds before half time Jeroen Dieperink scored for the Dutch. Because of this setback Germany had to play a more offensive game in the second half. Two minutes before the end of the match Wouter Ottjes scored the winning goal for the Netherlands. Test cricket: England beat the West Indies by 210 runs in the first Test at Lord's. (BBC) July 25, 2004 Copa América: In the final match Brazil defeat Argentina by 4 goals to 2 after a penalty shoot-out, the teams being tied 2 – 2 at the end of normal play. (BBC) Tour de France: Lance Armstrong wins a record-breaking sixth consecutive Tour de France. Richard Virenque set a new record of seven mountains classification victories, while Robbie McEwen wins the points classification. Russian Vladimir Karpets wins the white jersey for best young rider. (LeTour) Grand Prix: Michael Schumacher (Ferrari) wins the German Grand Prix, equalling his own record of 11 victories in one season and closing in on his seventh Formula One championship. It is also his sixth consecutive victory, matching Alberto Ascari's single-season record set in 1952. Jenson Button (BAR-Honda) finishes second and Fernando Alonso (Renault) third. Paul Molitor and Dennis Eckersley are inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, New York. July 24, 2004 Tour de France: In a dominating performance in the last individual time trial in and around Besançon, Lance Armstrong scores his fifth stage win of the 2004 Tour, putting an exclamation point on a virtually certain sixth consecutive Tour win. Jan Ullrich finishes second in the stage, 1:01 behind. Andreas Klöden moves up to second overall and Ivan Basso stays ahead of Ullrich for third; this will be the first time that Ullrich has finished off the podium in seven Tours. (ESPN) Rugby union: The All Blacks (New Zealand) defeat the Springboks (South Africa) 23–21 in the second match of the Tri Nations Series in Christchurch, New Zealand.