Jessie Fleming to captain Canada against England at Arnold Clark Cup
Chalk up another honour for Jessie Fleming.
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Beijing 2022 preview for 17 February: Key events not to miss at the Olympic Winter Games
One of the biggest events on the Winter Olympics schedule is decided today as the medals are awarded in the women's singles event in figure skating (18:08*).
Beijing 2022 Short track wrap up – top stories, moments and records
Short track speed skating at the Olympic Winter Games Beijing 2022 was packed with excitement and drama, unexpected wins and historic records. Shaoang Liu brought Hungary its first individual Winter Olympics gold medal while Hanne Desmet won Belgium's first-ever medal in the sport.
Where can Team GB still win a medal at the Winter Olympics?
With just four days left of the Winter Olympics, Team GB are facing the very real possibility of leaving the Games empty-handed for the first time since Albertville in 1992.
Fleming to captain Canada against host England at Arnold Clark Cup
In the absence of Christine Sinclair, midfielder Jessie Fleming will captain Canada against England on Thursday at the Arnold Clark Cup.
Today at the Winter Olympics: Medal hopes lie on shoulders of men’s curling team
Britain’s medal chances could rest on the shoulders of Bruce Mouat’s men’s curling team after further setbacks for Team GB on day 12 of the Winter Olympics.
Sarina Wiegman confident England will be ready for Euro 2022 title challenge
Sarina Wiegman is confident England will be ready to fight for Women’s Euro 2022 glory this summer as they contemplate a stern test of their credentials.
Winter Olympics 2022 - Finland beat Switzerland to take second successive Olympic bronze medal
After being thrashed 10-3 by Canada in the semi-finals, Switzerland arrived at the bronze medal aiming to be stronger in defence against a Finnish side who were beaten 4-1 by defending champions USA. The match started in a tense fashion, with both sides easing their way into the game, but things soon livened up with Finland defender Nelli Laitinen forced off after feeling the full impact of a high stick, which was not penalised by the referees.