Djokovic eyes second Davis Cup title for Serbia
World number one Novak Djokovic will seek to complete one of the best season's of his incredible career by leading Serbia to the Davis Cup title for a second time in Malaga.
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'I'm being cut off from my family': Finland's Russian community hits out against border closures
Several hundred protesters, including Russians living in Finland and dual-nationals, chanted "open the borders" at a demonstration outside the parliament in Helsinki on Saturday after some crossing checkpoints with Russia were closed on Friday midnight.
Alpine skiing-World Cup downhill at Zermatt-Cervinia cancelled again due to strong winds
The World Cup women's downhill at Zermatt-Cervinia was cancelled on Sunday due to high winds for the second day in a row, a week after both men's World Cup downhills were called off at the same venue.
Rallying-Evans leads Toyota podium sweep in Japan
Welshman Elfyn Evans led world champions Toyota in a season-ending podium sweep in the manufacturer's home Japanese rally on Sunday.
Finland put Northern Ireland to the sword in Helsinki
Struggling Northern Ireland found no respite in the freezing temperatures of Helsinki as they suffered a seventh defeat of their Euro 2024 qualifying campaign in a 4-0 loss to Finland.
Kao Miura wins Grand Prix Espoo figure skating title to book a place at the finals
Japanese figure skater Kao Miura edged past his teammate Shun Sato to win his first figure skating Grand Prix title on Saturday in Espoo, Finland, and book a place in next month's finals.
Michael O'Neill: No short-term answer to Northern Ireland woes
Michael O'Neill admitted there will be no quick fix to Northern Ireland’s problems after a young side were beaten 4-0 by Finland to make it seven defeats from nine in their Euro 2024 qualifying campaign.
Euro 2024: Denmark and Albania clinch spots, Italy claim vital win
Denmark booked their spot in the Euro 2024 finals with a 2-1 win in their crunch match against Slovenia on Friday night.