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German hockey team reaches quarterfinals

Germany's women's ice hockey team reached the Olympic quarterfinals at the Winter Games, securing a place in the medal-round bracket while its next opponent remained undecided.

German hockey team reaches quarterfinals
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Biathlete Confesses Affair After Bronze

Norwegian biathlete Sturla Holm Lægreid admitted during a post‑race TV interview, after winning Olympic bronze, that he had cheated on his girlfriend; she said forgiveness was "hard."

Biathlete Confesses Affair After Bronze
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Ukrainian racer defies IOC ban

Ukrainian skeleton racer Vladyslav Heraskevych defied an IOC ban by wearing a "helmet of memory" during Winter Olympics training, the IOC warned he faced disqualification.

Ukrainian racer defies IOC ban
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Tottenham sack Thomas Frank today

Tottenham sacked head coach Thomas Frank after eight months following a 1-2 home defeat to Newcastle, leaving the club 16th and five points above the relegation zone.

Tottenham sack Thomas Frank today
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Malinin leads after banned jump

American Ilia Malinin led the Winter Olympics men's short program with a risky routine that one outlet said included a decades‑banned jump.

Malinin leads after banned jump
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American skater mourns parents killed

U.S. figure skater Maxim Naumov paid tribute at the Olympics to parents who died in a plane crash a year ago, holding a photo and breaking into tears.

American skater mourns parents killed
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Taubitz avenges Beijing with gold

Julia Taubitz won women's singles luge gold at the Milan‑Cortina Olympics in Cortina, overcoming the 2018 Beijing crash that had cost her an earlier title.

Taubitz avenges Beijing with gold
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Malinin lifts US toward gold

Ilia Malinin of the United States beat Japan’s Shun Sato with a riskier short program, secured the lead and propelled the U.S. toward gold in Olympic team figure skating.

Malinin lifts US toward gold
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Marseille, De Zerbi part ways

Olympique de Marseille said it had parted ways with coach Roberto De Zerbi Wednesday by mutual agreement after heavy defeats, notably a 5-0 loss to PSG and Champions League exit.

Marseille, De Zerbi part ways
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Istat marks centenary, opens exhibition

Istat marked its 100th anniversary and will open an immersive digital exhibition at Rome's Palazzo delle Esposizioni in October, showing Italy's history through its data.

Istat marks centenary, opens exhibition
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Bolton suffers cervical fractures, airlifted

Australian snowboarder Cameron Bolton suffered two stable cervical vertebra fractures in a snowboard‑cross training crash in Livigno on Monday and was airlifted to a Milan hospital.

Bolton suffers cervical fractures, airlifted
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Freiburg ousts Hertha in Berlin

SC Freiburg beat Hertha BSC 5–4 on penalties at Berlin's Olympiastadion after extra time, eliminating the second-division club from the DFB-Pokal quarterfinal and ending hopes of a home final.

Freiburg ousts Hertha in Berlin
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Slovenia wins mixed normal hill

Slovenia won gold in the mixed normal-hill team ski jumping competition, with Norway second and Japan third, while Austria and Germany failed to claim medals.

Slovenia wins mixed normal hill
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Sesko denies United late win

Manchester United drew 1-1 with West Ham in London after Benjamin Sesko’s late equaliser, halting United’s winning run and leaving both sides frustrated.

Sesko denies United late win
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