Rallying-Evans leads Toyota quartet into final day in snowy Sweden
Feb 14 : Elfyn Evans retook the lead in Rally Sweden on Saturday to lead a Toyota quartet into the final day.
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Townsend toast of town a week after facing calls for his head
EDINBURGH, Feb 14 : Scotland coach Gregor Townsend’s future was under intense scrutiny after defeat last weekend, but his side bounced back to produce yet another victory over England and keep up an impressive record in the Calcutta Cup.
England pay the price for poor start against Scotland
EDINBURGH, Feb 14 : England’s 12-match winning run was brought to an abrupt halt by Scotland at Murrayfield on Saturday as they paid the price for a sluggish start and spending 30 minutes down to 14 men.
Ice hockey-Slovakia celebrate 'best loss' as they reach quarter-finals
MILAN, Feb 14 : Slovakia celebrated what forward Dalibor Dvorsky called the "best loss" of his life after securing a place in the Olympic men's ice hockey quarter-finals despite a 5-3 defeat by Sweden on Saturday.
Muchova beats Mboko in Qatar Open final to end six-year title drought
DOHA, Qatar, Feb 14 : Former French Open finalist Karolina Muchova ended a six-year trophy drought on Saturday, when she beat Canadian Victoria Mboko 6-4 7-5 to win the Qatar Open and clinch her first WTA 1000 title.
Inspired Scotland have England's number again in Calcutta Cup
EDINBURGH, Feb 14 : Scotland produced an inspired performance to get the better of England again, with flyhalf Finn Russell leading his side to a 31-20 victory in a pulsating Six Nations clash at Murrayfield on Saturday that kept up their recent dominance of the Calcutta Cup.
Ski jumping-Prevc delivers gold for Slovenia in rainy large hill competition
PREDAZZO, Italy, Feb 14 : Slovenia’s Domen Prevc lived up to his billing as favourite to claim gold in the men’s large hill ski jumping event at the Milano Cortina Olympics on Saturday, with Japan’s Ren Nikaido taking silver and Poland’s Kacper Tomasiak securing bronze.
Curling-Canada's Kennedy regrets language in heated exchange but will not apologise
CORTINA D'AMPEZZO, Italy, Feb 14 : Canada curler Marc Kennedy said on Saturday he regretted using an expletive during a heated conversation with Sweden's Oskar Eriksson during a round-robin game at the Winter Olympics, but added that he had nothing to apologise for after being accused of cheating.