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Althaus speechless after first major championship gold

Katharina Althaus broke her silver medal streak to take a first individual gold at the Nordic World Ski Championships in Planica, Slovenia.The German was runner up in the same event, normal hill, at Pyeongchang 2018 and Beijing 2022, either side of world silver at Tyrol 2019.And going into the final, Anna Odine Stroem led Althaus by 0.2 points but a fine jump of 97m put the pressure on the Norwegian.With a strong tailwind, Stroem could only manage 114.8 points to take bronze, sparking tears from Althaus and her coach.Althaus said: «I'm speechless. It's so great.

Pep Guardiola's full-time message to Man City players as Riyad Mahrez identifies issue in RB Leipzig draw

Here are your Thursday evening Manchester City headlines.

Riyad Mahrez reveals what Pep Guardiola told Man City players on the pitch after RB Leipzig draw

Riyad Mahrez has revealed Pep Guardiola told Manchester City's stars not to be too upset with the result after Wednesday's draw with RB Leipzig.

Yannik Paul sets the pace at Indian Open

Germany's Yannik Paul overcame his limited preparation to produce a blistering finish and claim the lead after day one of the Hero Indian Open.

'Racing in Cape Town': A nice ring to it for Porsche duo who take on uncharted E-Prix circuit

Tag Heuer Porsche's Pascal Wehrlein leads the Formula E championship standings and will be looking to extend his advantage come the end of Saturday's race in Cape Town in a first visit to the Western Cape city for both the sport and for the German driver.

Riyad Mahrez identifies Man City issue in RB Leipzig draw

Riyad Mahrez believes a lack of clinical finishing cost Manchester City the advantage in their Champions League last-16 tie with RB Leipzig.

Ilkay Gundogan sends rallying cry to Man City teammates after RB Leipzig draw

Manchester City captain Ilkay Gundogan urged the Blues to remain focused after Pep Guardiola's side drew with RB Leipzig in the Champions League on Wednesday night.

Ali Carter relishing world title bid as hot streak continues at Players Championship snooker – 'I'm at home there'

Ali Carter has lost twice in World Championship finals to snooker GOAT Ronnie O'Sullivan, but feels his form is good enough to go one better in Sheffield this year. Carter followed up his 6-5 victory over Judd Trump in the first round of the Players Championship with a 6-1 quarter-final drubbing of Welsh Open champion Robert Milkins on Wednesday night to reach the semi-finals in Wolverhampton. Ad After lifting a second German Masters title at the outset of the month with a 10-3 win against Tom Ford, Carter – a world finalist in 2008 and 2012 – admits he is finding top form at exactly the right time ahead of the sport's biggest event in April.

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Althaus speechless after first major championship gold

Pep Guardiola's full-time message to Man City players as Riyad Mahrez identifies issue in RB Leipzig draw

Riyad Mahrez reveals what Pep Guardiola told Man City players on the pitch after RB Leipzig draw

Yannik Paul sets the pace at Indian Open

'Racing in Cape Town': A nice ring to it for Porsche duo who take on uncharted E-Prix circuit

Riyad Mahrez identifies Man City issue in RB Leipzig draw

Ilkay Gundogan sends rallying cry to Man City teammates after RB Leipzig draw

Ali Carter relishing world title bid as hot streak continues at Players Championship snooker – 'I'm at home there'