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France head coach Fabien Galthie is expecting Ireland’s attacking structure and style to remain the same despite Johnny Sexton being unavailable for the clash in Paris on Saturday.
An opening day win over England which saw the end of a 38-year wait for back-to-back Calcutta Cup victories wasn’t enough to persuade Gregor Townsend not to freshen things up for round two of the Guinness Six Nations.
New Wales cap Jac Morgan will continue Wales' open-side flanker conveyor belt of recent times when he runs out against Scotland for his international debut.
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Switzerland won their first women’s Olympic super-G with a “spectacular” ski from Lara Gut-Behrami in Beijing. The Swiss also took bronze with Michelle Gisin 0.30 seconds back, while Austria’s Mirjam Puchner took silver 0.22 seconds off the leading pace. Ad/> USA’s Mikaela Shiffrin completed the course following her two DNFs in previous events in Beijing, but was unable to trouble the top three in the super-G, finishing in ninth at 0.79 seconds back.
Snowboard legend Shaun White missed out on a halfpipe medal in his last competition as Japan’s Ayumu Hirano claimed gold with a dazzling final run. The 35-year-old American, who will retire after Beijing 2022, finished fourth with 85.00 points. Ad/> Hirano took the gold medal with 96.00 points ahead of Australia’s Scotty James (92.50) and Switzerland’s Jan Scherrer (87.25).
They're on a great run of form and Wellington Phoenix coach Ufuk Talay believes an A-League Men's mauling against Adelaide United earlier this season played a key role in turning his club's campaign around.
Stephen Hendry said Ronnie O’Sullivan «didn’t turn up» after he was beaten 6-3 in the quarter-finals of the Players Championship by Neil Robertson. O’Sullivan was unable to reproduce the impressive performance that saw him past Judd Trump in the previous round. Ad/> The Rocket missed several balls as he fell 4-1 behind against Robertson, who looked in good touch from the start.