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Great Britain's Charlotte Bankes clinched crystal globe glory in her final race of the World Cup season in Mount St Anne. Bankes rattled through the snowboard cross heats in Canada but was edged out of the big final by Austria's Pia Zerkhold, taking victory in the small final instead. Ad The 27-year-old has notched six golds and one bronze in a stunning World Cup season that saw her race to a total of 723 points and her second crystal globe.
Jarl Magnus Riiber saw his reign as the world's best Nordic Combined skier ended by Johannes Lamparter but reminded everyone of his talent with a final win of the season in Lahti. The Norwegian had won the crystal globe in the last four seasons, but missed six World Cup events this year due to illness and the death of his two of his grandparents.
Goals from Harry Kane and Bukayo Saka gave England a 2-0 victory over Ukraine which puts them in command of their qualification group for Euro 2024. A humdrum game was brought to life on 37 minutes when Saka was allowed time to pick a cross and duly found Kane at the back post to score a 55th international goal. Ad Kane, who became England's outright leading goalscorer last time out against Italy, had been recognised with a golden boot before kick-off.
Holger Rune continued his quest for a first title of the season with a 6-4 6-2 win over Diego Schwartzman in the third round of the Miami Open. Rune, 19, stormed into the top 10 last year after victories in Paris, Stockholm and Munich, but he’s yet to reach a final in 2023. Ad The seventh seed, following consecutive straight-sets victories over Marton Fucsovics and Schwartzman, will now face Taylor Fritz or Denis Shapovalov for a place in the quarter-finals.
Ryoyu Kobayashi earned his first victory at the Ski Jumping World Cup since January with a dominant performance in Lahti. This year’s Crystal Globe may be out of reach for the defending champion, but Kobayashi impressed in Finland to win his third individual gold of the season, and his 30th career World Cup victory.
Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo made history on Sunday with the Norwegian recording a 20th win of the season in the men's 20km cross country mass start classic in Lahti. Having already sealed the crystal globe, Klaebo demonstrated his dominance of the event as he outsprinted compatriot Paal Golberg and Sweden's William Poromaa to take gold. Ad Klaebo's time of 44:13.0 saw him finish 5.4s ahead of Golberg who took silver, with Poromaa just behind to take bronze.
Marlen Reusser (SD Worx) defied nasty conditions and the drama of taking a wrong turn with 5km left to solo to victory at Gent-Wevelgem. There were crashes at regular intervals and following a big pile-up with over 40 kilometres to run, Reusser slipped off the front and powered away for her first success in a Classic. Ad When entering Wevelgem, Reusser was without a guiding motorbike and went straight on when the route was right.
Christophe Laporte (Jumbo-Visma) won Gent-Wevelgem after a dominant display from his Dutch super team in sodden conditions. The 34-year-old stormed clear on the penultimate ascent of the Kemmelberg alongside team-mate Wout van Aert. And the pair stayed away – holding a near two-minute advantage over the chasing pack into Wevelgem – in an astonishing show of dominance.