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Alpine skiing-McGrath closing on slalom World Cup title after Olympic nightmare
March 8 : Norway's Atle Lie McGrath won a men's Alpine skiing World Cup slalom by the slimmest of margins in Slovenia on Sunday and moved a big step closer to his first Crystal Globe in the discipline.
Alpine skiing-Braathen wins Kranjska Gora giant to put pressure on Odermatt
KRANJSKA GORA, Slovenia, March 7 : Olympic champion Lucas Pinheiro Braathen won a men's Alpine skiing giant slalom in Slovenia on Saturday to put pressure on Marco Odermatt in the battle for the World Cup crystal globe in the discipline.
Cardiff City breeze past Doncaster Rovers as Lawlor wonder-goal lights up tie
Cardiff City returned to winning ways in emphatic fashion as a stunning solo strike from Dylan Lawlor set them on course for a commanding victory over Doncaster Rovers in South Yorkshire.
Saturday sport: Connacht, Munster and Ulster in URC action, Leinster's winning run ends
Leinster's 11-game winning run came to an end in the URC on Friday night.
Alpine skiing-Swiss men dominate with record eight-medal haul, Pinheiro Braathen brings samba to Stelvio
BORMIO, Italy, Feb 17 : The longest and loudest apres-ski parties in Bormio during the Olympic men's Alpine skiing programme were to be found at the Swiss House and for good reason during a record-breaking 10 days for the nation's dominant team.
Norwegian skier has epic meltdown after costly error with Olympic gold in sight during slalom event
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Alpine skiing-Meillard's slalom triumph cements 'golden era' of Swiss skiing
BORMIO, Italy, Feb 16 : Loic Meillard's commanding victory at the Winter Olympics on Monday ended a decades-long drought in Alpine skiing's most technical discipline and reinforced the nation’s status as the sport’s benchmark.
Alpine skiing-McGrath’s solitary walk into the woods captures weight of Olympic loss
BORMIO, Italy, Feb 16 : No one would have blamed Norway's Atle Lie McGrath if he had opted to spend the night alone in the woods he sought sanctuary in after his Olympic gold-medal dream was shattered on Monday. The 25-year-old led the men's slalom after a brilliant first leg but with a 0.59-second cushion over Swiss Loic Meillard as he started his second on the Stelvio course, calamity struck. Shortly after beginning his weave down through the red and blue gates, the World Cup slalom leader made a minor misjudgement and suffered the slalom skiers' curse - the dreaded straddle - and his hopes of gold went in a flash. As Meillard celebrated becoming Olympic champion down at the finish, a heartbroken McGrath simply wanted to disappear. Shedding his skis and poles he stomped across the piste towards the trees lining the steep course. After stewing in the snow next to the red perimeter fence, he was helped down the slope in a police Ski-Doo before beating a retreat. To his credit, McGrath, whose grandfather Svein Lie died, aged 83, on the day of the opening ceremony and who he so wanted to honour by winning gold, met reporters back at the same team hotel where days earlier he had recounted hiking and cross-country skiing adventures with the man he described as an inspiration. "It's a mix of shock and just everything in between, it's like a surreal feeling.