Irish Lotto predicted numbers for Wednesday's draw based on weekend's sporting action
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We have the pick of the 'hot' numbers, as reflected across the wide, wide world of sport this week.
Here we go, six of the best with the emphasis on everywhere from Berlin to Durban to Watty Grahams GFC in Derry:
5 - Dylan McHugh was superb on both sides of the ball as Galway gave themselves a chance at an All Ireland senior football title for the first time since 2001 when they beat Meath 0-17 to 0-8. McHugh bagged early points in each half and remained rock-solid in defence throughout.
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9 - GAA football titles so far, reflecting Ulster's domination of the 2024 calendar; Glen Watty Grahams, Cullyhanna and Arva were All Ireland senior, intermediate, junior champions respectively, Ulster University won the Sigerson Cup, Derry, Donegal won NFL One and Two, Tyrone won All Ireland U20, Derry All Ireland Minor and Omagh CBS the Hogan Cup.
10 - Argentina beat Colombia 1-0 in the Copa America thanks to a Lautaro Martinez goal deep into extra-time. Their captain and no10, Lionel Messi, has now completed an incredible three consecutive tournament wins as captain, the 2024 Copa America, 2022 World Cup and 2021 Copa America.
15 - Second week running for Ireland rugby star Jamie Osborne's number as following on from a strong contender for 2024 World Try of the Year against South Africa last week, his scything run was the making of Ireland's try, the game's only try, in the second test.
16 - Euro 2024 Player of the tournament Rodri who also plays no16 for Manchester City. Took the award after following a 2-1 win in the against England where he was substituted at half-time, something serving to highlight his value through the entire tournament.
29 - The number of games it took Carlos Alcaraz to defeat Novak Djokovic in the Wimbledon final. His 6-2, 6-2, 7-6 win came against a opponent who had gone through six rounds and only dropped two sets. Alcaraz becomes the second man in the Open era to win his first four Major titles.
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