With their club futures finally settled after a stressful month, Australias netball Diamonds are focusing on vanquishing old foe New Zealand.Half the Australian squad of 12 for this months four-Test Constellation Cup series have changed teams since the Diamonds assembled for the Quad Series in August.Most of them have ended up at Collingwood, one of three new clubs in the new national eight-team competition starting next year.There has been unprecedented levels of player movement since the revamp was announced, with contracts signed in a hectic 12-day period last month.Coming into the Quad Series, some knew what they were doing, some didnt, some were making those tough calls while we were on tour, said Diamonds midcourter Madi Robinson, who moved across Melbourne from the Vixens to Collingwood.I think coming together this time theres a bit of a sense of relief, that we can start talking.Its all announced everyone knows happening and we can move on and really focus on the Diamonds for the time being.But Im delighted to be going to Collingwood and the facilities are just phenomenal.I just love to be back playing with the girls I started playing with, the likes of Sharni Layton, Caitlin Thwaites and Shae Brown, they are girls I started playing at the elite level with in 2006.Robinson has been around long enough to have played in the Melbourne derbies between Kestrels and Phoenix in the years before the trans-Tasman competition started in 2008.The derbies were amazing., there was so much hype about them, Robinson said.The derbies are awesome and I know there be so much talk about the first game that Collingwood and Vixens play against each other,.Another player to have switched clubs is prolific shooter Caitlin Bassett ,who moved from West Coast Fever to Sunshine Coast Lightning.I think the most exciting thing is that everything is out there, Bassett told AAP.I hate secrets and it was a little bit stressful with girls trying to decide what they were going to do and where was the best place for them to play next season.Diamonds shooter Bassett is part of the most cosmopolitan of the new teams.The Lightnings roster includes Englands Geva Mento,r, New Zealanders Laura Langman and Erena Mikaere and South African Karla Mostert, with Kiwi Noeline Taurua their inaugural head coach. .Im definitely excited about playing under Noeline, Bassett said.From everything Ive seen shes an amazing :coach. 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Liverpool and Southampton sent Chelsea down to fourth place as the west London club was held to 2-2 at home. Camiseta Lucas Vazquez . LUCIE, Fla. PARIS -- France has lost the European Championship but can claim victory on another front -- making it safely through the monthlong tournament that drew fans from all over Europe while in a state of emergency and on high alert for Islamic extremist attacks.Stretched security forces, already deployed at sensitive sites around France, were called into action to help ensure a safe tournament that authorities decided to go ahead with despite two waves of attacks in 2015, including November shootings and bombings of multiple sites in Paris that killed 130.Critical voices tried to nix fan zones in each of the 10 French cities where 51 matches were held, considering them a security nightmare. Authorities refused, and Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve said Monday that we were right.Keeping France safe during Euro 2016 took a 90,000-strong security force, including 30,000 from the private sector. Meticulous advance and day-to-day organization with intelligence, police services in France and Europe, and with soccer authorities, was necessary.Despite the context of a very high threat, Euro 2016, thanks to the organization of everyone, was a success, Cazeneuve said.There were incidents at the start of the events, when hooligans threatened to unravel planning, and a hiccup at the end with clashes between police and small groups of troublemakers under the Eiffel Tower near the Paris fan zone.Police moved into action at the start of Sunday nights final, using tear gas and water cannons in confrontations with people upset that the fan zone not far from the Eiffel Tower was full and closed. Trash cans and scooters were set alight, with firefighters extinguishing the blazes. About 40 arrests were made in the area and around the Stade de France, police said Monday.The Eiffel Tower was closed for much of Monday following the confrontations that damaged the ground below the mammoth structure, including steel barriers, benches and some shops, according to the company that runs the monument. It reopened around 8 p.m. (1800 GMT).The scuffles didnt detract from officials security success story, nor did last months clashes with hooligans in Marseille surrounding the England-Russia match.Cazeneuve called the hooligan violence the only major incident during Eurro 2016, but said the firm hand of security forces, including expulsions of troublemakers from France, ensured that such melees were snuffed out.dddddddddddd. Dozens of fans and police were injured in the Old Port section of Marseille.Still, the relief will only be complete when the Tour de France ends on July 24.Frances sporting venues have been targeted in recent attacks.The Stade de France was hit by suicide bombings in November as attackers also raided a concert hall, bars and restaurants. An earlier wave of attacks in Paris in January 2015 killed 17.Security was especially tight in the capital. For Euro 2016 final, when France lost 1-0 to Portugal, there were 1,900 police in the Paris fan zone. Thousands more were deployed on the famed Champs-Elysees, used for victory parades.A system was set up to keep watch on the competition with a crisis center inside the Interior Ministry working around the clock throughout the competition, European experts of countries playing brought in and a French risk analysis unit of intelligence services inside and outside France, Cazeneuve said.The eyes of the world were trained on France, Cazeneuve said, providing a summing up of the security aspect of the competition. He praised cooperation between multiple services, with UEFA and the vigilance of security forces.Cazeneuve said the work of intelligence services led to the arrests of 150 people for terrorism-linked activities since the start of the year, with a total of 1,555 people being detained during the tournament overall. Of them 59 received firm or suspended prison sentences, the minister said, adding that 64 people were expelled and 32 banned from entering France.But the terrorist threat remains, the minister warned.The Tour de France is providing another security challenge, along with the start this week of summer vacations in France. The Tour de France alone is being protected by 23,000 police and gendarmes.Cazeneuve took a stab at critics who raised doubts about the capacity of our country to organize such an event in a particularly high terrorist-threat risk context.We were right to maintain fan zones, he said. ' ' '