MOSCOW - Alexandru Epureanus header earned Moldova a surprise 1-1 draw with Russia in Moscow on Sunday, paving the way for Austria to take the top spot in their European Championship qualifying group.Russia struggled to break down a dogged Moldovan defence until the 73rd minute, when Artyom Dzyuba earned and converted a penalty following a foul by Victor Golovatenco.Manager Fabio Capello signalled emphatically that he did not want Dzyuba to take the penalty, but the Spartak Moscow striker snatched the ball from Alan Dzagoev to take the spot kick, and once he had scored, appeared to apologize to Capello.Moldova responded within seconds of the restart as Epureanu headed home from Alexander Dedovs corner.The result leaves Capellos Russia team second in Group G, two points behind Austria, which won 1-0 at home to Montenegro on Rubin Okoties first-half goal.Russia is now unbeaten in five games since its 1-0 loss to Belgium in the World Cup group stage.Sweden sits third following an unconvincing 2-0 win over Liechtenstein at home.The match at Spartak Moscows Otkrytie Arena was Russias first at a completed 2018 World Cup stadium.Capello experimented with his squad, leaving some key players out of the starting lineup, including left-back Dmitry Kombarov and striker Alexander Kokorin.At the end of a first half in which Russia failed to create any good-quality chances, Moldova almost snatched the lead on the stroke of halftime. An over-hit cross by Ion Jardin found Alexandru Gatcan, who was left with a wide-open goal but contrived to skew his shot wide.At half-time, a large banner was unfurled by Russian fans with pictures of fighters in the pro-Russian rebel movement in Ukraine.Russia missed a good chance on 54 minutes when Alan Dzagoev fumbled a bicycle kick and the ball rolled to holding midfielder Denis Glushakov, whose pile-driver shot went narrowly over the bar.In Vienna, the Pakistan-born, half-Nigerian Okoties 24th-minute goal won the game for Austria against a flat Montenegro side.Montenegro went into the qualifying group with hopes of reaching Euro 2016, but had already been struggling after an opening win over Moldova was followed with a goalless draw against Liechtenstein last week.With Zlatan Ibrahimovic not playing because of a heel injury, Swedens victory over Liechtenstein was inspired by Jimmy Durmaz, who set up Erkan Zengin for the first goal and scored the second himself. 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Will Richardson Jersey . -- The Grand Rapids Griffins scored three goals in 33 seconds of the second period en route to defeating the Hamilton Bulldogs 6-1 in American Hockey League action on Friday.Moritz Boehringer was the feel-good story of the 2016 NFL Draft but as far as his new coach Mike Zimmer is concerned, the German’s time in the limelight is at an end for the foreseeable future. The 22-year-old made history last Saturday as he became the first player ever to be drafted straight from Europe when the Minnesota Vikings took him in the sixth round.Boehringer, whom Minnesota initially scouted through his YouTube highlight clips, became interested in American football when he saw a clip of Vikings running back Adrian Peterson. Minnesota Vikings make history by selecting German wide receiver Boehringer in the sixth round On Monday, Boehringer became the first 2016 draft pick to sign his contract when he inked a four-year, $2.49m contract with a signing bonus of $150,420.The Vikings got his deal done as quickly as possible to provide extra time for Boehringer to get a work visa, and he was cleared in time to practice Friday.That practice was a welcome to the NFL moment for Boehringer as he got sick several times in the blistering Minnesota heat.Boehringers transition from the German leagues to the NFL is unprecedented and Zimmer knows he has a mammoth task in front of him to learn what it takes - both on and off the field - to be an NFL wide receiver. Vikings head coach Mike Zimmer is known for his no-nonsense approach I want to kind of end the story, to be honest with you, Zimmer said. I want him to be here playing football and not being a celebrity.Ive given him a hard time already about being on TV shows and stuff like that. Its football now, and its time to work. The feel-good story is over.Boehringer was met by a large crowd of curious reporters as he walked off the field after his first rookie mini-camp practice and he admitted there is a big learning curve in front of hhim.ddddddddddddYou definitely have to get used to the speed, Boehringer said. There is a lot more tempo.But it was the first day so they explained some stuff to me and it was okay. The offence is new to everyone so that is good for me but in general football knowledge I have to do some work.I just have to concentrate on football right now. I want to get better and just try to show what I can do.When Boehringer wasnt getting sick on the side of the field, he had some good moments in practice which didnt go unnoticed by Zimmer.From what I saw today, hes a pretty good athlete, Zimmer said. Obviously, hes going to have to learn. The biggest thing for these guys is learning terminology. Thats hard right from the start, but thats not any different from him or anybody else. Highlights of the first round of the NFL draft, where Jared Goff was the first pick, going to the Los Angeles Rams. There is no doubt Boehringer is a project who is unlikely to be much of a factor during the 2016 season but the reason the Vikings were so intrigued by his potential is his extremely rare athleticism.At his pro day in Florida before the draft, the 6ft 4in, 227-pound Boehringer ran the 40-yard dash in 4.43 seconds, had a vertical jump of 39 inches, a 10-foot-11 broad jump, a time of 4.10 seconds in the short shuttle, a time of 11.15 seconds in the 60-yard shuttle and a time of 6.65 seconds in the three-cone drill. He also bench-pressed 225 pounds 17 times.All performances would have placed in the top five among receivers at the 2016 NFL Scouting Combine.We were very intrigued with his potential and his upside because you cant find that size, that speed and all the athletic test numbers that he had, general manager Rick Spielman said.Now the hard part of turning all that potential into production begins for Boehringer and the Vikings. 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