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Chris Wilder thinks the match-winning impact of his substitutes against Coventry highlights just how much progress Middlesbrough have made in a short space of time under his watch.
Ryoyu Kobayashi underlined his status as front-runner for the Olympic large hill title with gold in the final competition before Beijing 2022 in Willingen. The Four Hills champion has recaptured the top form he showed in 2019 in perfect time for his second Olympics and was a convincing winner in Germany.The Japanese leapt 145m and top stylistic points saw him claim victory with a total of 115.6 points, well clear of closest challenger Halvor Egner Granerud.
Andraz Sporar’s fourth goal in his last six matches lifted Middlesbrough up to sixth after sealing a 1-0 win over Coventry.
Middlesbrough manager Chris Wilder has set forward Andraz Sporar the challenge of scoring more goals with ‘Boro hoping to push for a top-six finish.
Karl Geiger of Germany ended an outstanding weekend on home snow with victory in the men's large hill event at the Ski Jumping World Cup, The four-time world champion and Olympic silver medallist performed superbly Titisee-Neustadt to finish with a points total of 282.7. Ad/> Things didn't start well for Geiger, recording 131.6 points in Round 1 to find himself in fourth, but on his second jump he recovered in style and was given 151.1 points to secure first place in dramatic fashion.
Karl Geiger reclaimed the ski jumping yellow bib after a huge final jump in Neustadt, Germany. The 26-year-old was able to seal the victory with the biggest jump in the competition, measuring 141m, to make himself the fourth German man to claim an individual win at the venue in Titisee. Ad/> Gaining 288.3 points in Saturday's competition meant Geiger was able to reclaim the yellow bib from rival Ryoyu Kobayashi to put him back at the top of the World Cup rankings, 11 points ahead of the Japanese jumper.
Karl Geiger reclaimed the ski jumping yellow bib after a huge final jump in Neustadt, Germany. The 26-year-old was able to seal the victory with the biggest jump in the competition, measuring 141m, to make himself the fourth German man to claim an individual win at the venue in Titisee. Ad/> Gaining 288.3 points in Saturday's competition meant Geiger was able to reclaim the yellow bib from rival Ryoyu Kobayashi to put him back at the top of the World Cup rankings, 11 points ahead of the Japanese jumper.
MELBOURNE : Alize Cornet celebrated her 32nd birthday by staging a stunning comeback to reach the second week at the Australian Open on Saturday - 13 years after the Frenchwoman last made the fourth round at the Melbourne Park major.