Canada's Brendan MacKay wins bronze in men's freeski halfpipe
Canada's Brendan MacKay won the bronze medal in the men's freeski halfpipe at the Livigno Snow Park-Halfpipe on Friday.
Dituduh Bantu Genosida Palestina, Presiden FIFA-UEFA Diseret ke Pengadilan
Presiden FIFA, Gianni Infantino, dan Presiden UEFA, Aleksander Ceferin, dituduh terlibat kejahatan perang di Palestina. Mereka dilaporkan ke pengadilan pidana.
Snowboard-Hard work and high standards behind Japan's record medal haul
MILAN, Feb 20 : Big air champion Kokomo Murase said hard work and hundreds of hours of training were behind Japan's record-breaking medal haul in snowboarding at the Milano Cortina Olympics.
Curling-Sweden's Hasselborg wakes up with winning feeling, then delivers
CORTINA D'AMPEZZO, Italy, Feb 20 : Sweden skip Anna Hasselborg said she woke up on Friday with an unshakeable belief her team would beat Canada in the semi-finals of the women's curling competition at the Winter Olympics, and so they did.
Ice hockey-Canada fight back to beat Finland, reach men's gold-medal game
MILAN, Feb 20 : Nathan MacKinnon capped Canada's extraordinary fightback to beat defending champions Finland 3-2 in a men's Olympic ice hockey semi-final on Friday, firing in the kill shot with 35.2 seconds left on the clock in another nerve-searing game in Milan.
Ice hockey-Too soon to say whether injured Crosby will play for gold medal, Canada coach says
MILAN, Feb 20 : It's too soon to say whether injured captain Sidney Crosby will play in Canada's Olympic gold-medal game, coach Jon Cooper said on Friday, after he sat out their semi-final game against Finland.
Speed skating-Rijpma-de Jong completes her medal set with 1,500m gold at Milano Cortina
MILAN, Feb 20 : Dutchwoman Antoinette Rijpma-de Jong finally completed her Olympic medal set on Friday by winning the women's 1,500 metres at the Milano Cortina Games, securing her first gold and her nation's third speed skating title of these Games.
Biathlon-Norway's Laegreid signs off with fifth medal at Milano Cortina Games
ANTERSELVA, Italy, Feb 20 : Norway's Sturla Holm Laegreid has had an eventful time at the Milano Cortina Games, going viral for a tearful confession of infidelity and then picking up no fewer than five medals - three silver and two bronze - in a turbulent two weeks few would have predicted.