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YANQING, China : As Britain's Rupert Staudinger raced in the men's singles luge event on Saturday his helmet bore the message "RIP AJ" on the side in small letters in tribute to his mentor AJ Rosen, who passed away in December aged 37.
Kamila Valieva, arguably the finest skater in the history of figureskating, topped the women's single skating short programme rankings with a superb performance in the team event. The 15-year-old executed her elements perfectly, showcasing her phenomenal technique, and raced into the lead with a score of 90.18. Ad/> Japan's Wakaba Higuchi came second, producing a big score of 74.73 which saw her pick up nine points for her nation.
Manchester United are ready to rival both Bayern Munich and Barcelona for the signature of Juventus centre-back Matthijs de Ligt.
Australian curler Tahli Gill has tested positive to COVID-19, ending her and partner Dean Hewitt’s chances of a history-making match victory at the Beijing Winter Olympics.
Liverpool will hold new talks with Fulham this month over a deal for 19-year-old winger Fabio Carvalho as they look to strike an agreement well before the summer. (Football Insider)external-link
Harry Kane praised the way Antonio Conte has changed Tottenham's mindset after Spurs beat Brighton to reach the FA Cup fifth round.
For the 2022 MotoGP season, Fabio Quartararo will have to mount a title defense along with his teammate Franco Morbidelli, on Yamaha YZF-M1s. While the other racers are gearing up to take them down, Monster Energy Yamaha wants to make it clear that their racers are going into the competition ready to win and in style.
Eddie Jones insisted England must blame themselves rather than scapegoating Luke Cowan-Dickie after they fell 20-17 to Scotland in a dramatic Calcutta Cup clash at Murrayfield.