EDMONTON - Its November football in Canada with freezing temperatures and a cold, slippery field — making defence and the running game potentially bigger factors in a teams success. Comprar Nike Vapormax Baratas . That means Sundays CFL West semifinal between the host Edmonton Eskimos and the Saskatchewan Roughriders should be typical hard-nosed playoff football. You can watch the game starting at 4pm et/1pm pt on TSN1, TSN4 and TSN5. Its going to be a smash-mouth game, the way it should be, Eskimos defensive tackle Eddie Steele said after Saturdays final walkthrough. The key for the Eskimos, who finished second in the division at 12-6, will be to avoid a repeat of last week in Regina. The Riders ran for 172 yards in the first half en route to a 24-17 win that gave them the third seed. It comes down to how physical we are, said Eskimos linebacker Rennie Curran. If we dont go out there and put our foot down and impose our will theyre going to keep running the ball. Theyre a team thats hard nosed, thats physical and if we dont handle things up front and stop the run its going to be a long day for us. The Eskimos allowed just 24 rushing yards in the second half in Regina. So we really have to do a good job of taking that element of the game away from them from the get-go and put the game in Kerrys (Joseph) hands, he added. Both teams will be starting backup quarterbacks — Joseph for the Riders and Matt Nichols for the Eskimos. The 41-year-old Joseph won a Grey Cup with the Riders in 2007 but Nichols has limited playoff experience. His lone post-season appearance came in the second half of the Western semifinal in 2012 when he suffered a dislocated ankle. I definitely welcome the challenge, said Nichols, who played three games during the regular season. Im going to do everything I need to do to make sure this team is successful. Players on both teams expressed confidence in their backups to make the plays needed to win, but agree the Riders have an advantage with Josephs experience. Once youve been there and won a championship you know what it takes mentally and physically and you have experience to draw back on, said Riders defensive tackle Derek Walker, adding Joseph has provided teammates with some words of wisdom on how to get there. While Riders starter Darian Durant will not play, Mike Reilly is on the game day roster and could see some action. That would not surprise Saskatchewan defensive end Ricky Foley, who said he doesnt believe Reilly is hurt and feels the Eskimos are just playing games. If I see Matt Nichols take 50 or so snaps then Ill believe it, he said. But it doesnt matter whos back there, my job is hit him in the mouth. Reilly was limited in practice this week and did not speak to reporters Saturday. Both teams have dependable running backs. Saskatchewans Anthony Allen finished second in rushing in the West with 930 yards and Edmontons John White was third with 852 yards. White played only nine games and averaged 95 yards per game compared to 71 per game by Allen. In addition, White, along with league-leading receiver Adarius Bowman, were healthy scratches in Regina. White, who ran for 283 yards in Edmontons two wins over Saskatchewan this season, doesnt expect to be the sole focus on Sunday. Weve got too many playmakers on offence, he said. The ball has to get spread around in order for it to work and thats how we work, everybody gets the ball. We have a lot of explosive players and that makes it tough for the defence. Nike Vapormax En Oferta . General Manager Sam Presti said the three-time All-Star had knee swelling that would not subside, and the procedure was intended to solve the problem. 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The 29-year-old Russian stunned the tennis world in March when she announced she had failed a test for meldonium on January 26, the day she lost an Australian Open quarter-final to Serena Williams.The Latvian-made heart disease medication had only been added to the World Anti-Doping Agencys banned list on January 1 but had been on a watch list for over a year and all national anti-doping agencies were told in October that it would be banned. With use of meldonium widespread across Eastern Europe, Sharapovas case was the most high-profile in an avalanche of positives in the first four months of the year. As of early May, WADA said there had been 288 positive samples. Sharapova must face an anti-doping panel in London But in April, the agency was forced to make an embarrassingly climbdown when it admitted there was a lack of scientific certainty on how long it takes for the drug to be completely excreted.Early suggestions that it should be out of an athletes system within days gave way to fears it could be present in long-term users, in trace amounts, for weeks, if not months.This led WADA to issue new guidance, directing that samples collected before March 1 below a certain concentration of meldonium could be discarded, as the athlete might be able to prove they had stopped taking it in 2015.Last month, Belarusian doubles specialist Sergey Betov, who also tested positive at the Australian Open, was cleared by the International Tennis Federation (ITF) on these grounds. Maria reveals failed drug test Maria Sharapova has announced she failed a drugs test during the Australian Open in January. Nike Vapormax Baratas. This prompted speculation that five-time grand slam winner Sharapova could escape without punishment but both she and her lawyer John Haggerty had already admitted she had been taking it, on her doctors advice, throughout January.This was underlined by Russian sports minister Vitaly Mutko last month, when he told the Russian news agency TASS that the concentration of meldonium in Sharapovas system was above the provisional limit.Sharapova, instead, must try to convince an ITF panel that the laundry list of health reasons that Haggerty referred to in March should qualify her for a backdated therapeutic use exemption (TUE). Sharapova poses with her trophy after winning Wimbledon in 2004 Whether this will be enough to see the worlds highest-earning female athlete avoid any ban at all is highly debatable, as all athletes sign up to the principle of strict liability and TUEs should be arranged, and independently verified, in advance.The maximum punishment available is four years but most anti-doping experts think a more likely ban is between six to 12 months, which would start from the date of her provisional suspension on March 12.That would mean even a ban at the lenient end of that range would see Sharapova miss the remaining grand slams this season, including Wimbledon, as well as the Rio Olympics. Also See: Modern French Open classics Watson out early in France Bencic, Wozniacki miss French Open Tennis on Sky ' ' '