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As Celtic get ready to face Bodo/Glimt in the first leg of the Europa Conference League knockout round on Thursday night, it will be interesting to see how Ange Postecoglou’s side approaches the game.
The Winter Olympics is nearing its end with events wowing sports fans across the world with the impressive performances and talent on show.
Swedish cross-country skier Frida Karlsson was so upset with her performance in her team’s relay event that she initially rejected the bronze medal she was awarded on the podium. The 22-year-old was third to go in the race and held the bronze medal position until she was overtaken by two other competitors with 2km of her leg to go.
Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo moved up to joint second in the all-time list of men's Winter Olympic cross-country skiing gold medal winners, claiming the fifth of his career by guiding Norway to team sprint (classic) gold, as Germany took a thrilling women's title. He teamed up with Erik Valnes to move level with fellow countryman Thomas Alsgaard and three behind Bjorn Daehlie, denying Alexander Bolshunov another win for the Russian Olympic Committee, who won bronze behind Finland. Ad/> In the women's competition, Germany timed their surge for the line to perfection to deny Sweden gold.
Sweden sparked the attention of their rivals with their line up going into the race, after switching the positions of sisters Hanna and Elvira Oeberg. Hanna usually competes in the final leg of the relay events, but after Elvira took silver in the sprint and pursuit, Sweden hoped her confidence could bring yet more glory with a strong finish.
Bodo/Glimt manager Kjetil Knutsen has turned down the chance to speak to Aberdeen about becoming their new boss.
After years of training and endless sacrifices, athletes at the Winter Games have been constantly dreaming about that moment when they cross the finish line to rapturous applause in Beijing. However, for Chinese Taipei athlete Ping-Jui Ho, the reality proved to be disastrously different after sliding through the finish on his front after taking a tumble during the men’s slalom skiing.
Dave Ryding had British fans dreaming of an elusive first Beijing 2022 medal after a rapid second slalom run saw the Rocket soar into the top spot with 13 riders to go on Wednesday. He clocked 50.44 seconds for a combined time of 1:45.57. Was it to be the moment when GB's wait for a Winter Olympics medal would finally be over? Ad/> “Look at Ryding go!” said Europsort commentator Nick Fellows as each of the Briton’s splits lit up green down the slope.