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Alpine skiing World Cup finals 2023: Norway edge out Switzerland in closely-fought team event

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Norway edged out Switzerland in the mixed team parallel event at the World Cup finals in Soldeu on Friday. A closely-fought final was level at 1-1 as Thea Louise Stjernesund won her head-to-head for Norway and Livio Simonet took his heat for Austria.

Ad Andrea Ellenberger stunned Therese Maria Tviberg in the third heat, which left Timon Haugan needing to win, with a fast time.

Soldeu'That was a spectacular ski' — Odermatt wins super-G at World Cup finals in SoldeuA DAY AGO Haugan, who was a bronze medallist at the World Championships individual parallel event, beat Semyel Bissig and was fast enough to give Norway the victory.

Just six teams took part in the team event, Switzerland, Austria, Norway, Italy, Germany, Andorra, as most nations decided to rest their skiers.

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