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Great Britain curling skip Bruce Mouat is braced for a Tuesday showdown with reigning world champion Niklas Edin as he looks to seal his side’s place in the men’s curling semi-finals at the Winter Olympics in Beijing.
Team GB look to be on the verge of securing a place in the men's curling semi-finals at the Winter Olympics after beating Switzerland 6-5 in a tense match in Beijing. Bruce Mouat's rink have five wins from six and sit second in the standings behind unbeaten leaders Sweden, who they play on Tuesday.
Canada face Switzerland in the women's ice hockey semi-finals on Monday (14 February) as they bid to regain their Olympic crown at Beijing 2022.
Team USA meet Finland in the women's ice hockey semi-finals on Monday (14 February) as they continue the defence of their Olympic title at Beijing 2022.
Reilly Opelka and John Isner made history at the Dallas Open semi-finals, after recording the longest tie-break in ATP Tour history. Opelka overcame Isner 24-22 in the tie-break to progress to the final in a pulsating contest in Texas. Ad/> It was on his eighth match point that Opelka’s mini-break ended a run of 26 straight points on serve, which came after saving 10 set points on the way to a superb 7-6(7), 7-6(22) win.
Barry Hawkins cruised to the final of the Players Championship with an easy 6-2 win over Ricky Walden. The pair were fighting for the chance to meet the winner of the tournament’s other semi-final, with Jimmy Robertson to play his namesake Neil on Saturday night ahead of Sunday’s final.
Jimmy Robertson came back from an early deficit to beat reigning champion John Higgins 6-4 in their Players Championship quarter-final. Higgins moved into an early lead in the clash when his first-frame break of 52 helped him take the opener 72-42. Ad/> Robertson offered less resistance in the second frame as he went down 65-1, before he cut the deficit and ultimately went ahead.
Neil Robertson proved too strong again for Ronnie O’Sullivan as he won their Players Championship quarter-final 6-3. Robertson, who beat the Rocket at the same stage of the Masters last month, made the most of his openings to secure a relatively comfortable victory. Ad/> The Australian knocked in four half-century breaks and will next face John Higgins or Jimmy Robertson.