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Cizeron, Fournier secure Olympic gold

Guillaume Cizeron and Laurence Fournier Beaudry won Olympic gold in ice dance in Milan-Cortina on Wednesday, capping a historic day that boosted France’s medal haul.

Cizeron, Fournier secure Olympic gold
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UEFA, Real end ESL feud

UEFA and Real Madrid reached an agreement of principles on 11 February 2026 that effectively ended the five-year dispute over the proposed European Super League.

UEFA, Real end ESL feud
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Kane penalty sends Bayern through

Bayern Munich beat RB Leipzig 2-0 in Munich to reach the DFB-Pokal semifinals, with Harry Kane converting a penalty and Luis Díaz adding a second four minutes later.

Kane penalty sends Bayern through
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Ukrainian will wear memorial helmet

Ukrainian skeleton racer Vladyslav Heraskevych said he would wear a "helmet of memory" in Cortina honoring athletes killed in the Russian invasion despite an IOC ban, accepting possible disqualification.

Ukrainian will wear memorial helmet
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Los Angeles organizers retain Wasserman

LA28 organizers said Casey Wasserman would remain chairman of the Los Angeles 2028 organizing committee despite messages with Ghislaine Maxwell appearing in Epstein files.

Los Angeles organizers retain Wasserman
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Former girlfriend cannot forgive Lægreid

The former girlfriend of Norwegian biathlete Sturla Holm Lægreid said it was "hard to forgive" after he publicly apologised for an affair following his Olympic bronze.

Former girlfriend cannot forgive Lægreid
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Lemley wins moguls, champion crashes

Elizabeth Lemley won women's moguls gold in Livigno at the Milano‑Cortina Games on Wednesday, while defending champion Jakara Anthony crashed in the final and missed the podium.

Lemley wins moguls, champion crashes
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Naumov reaches Olympic free skate

U.S. skater Maxim Naumov qualified for the Olympic free skate after an emotional short program in which he held a photo of parents killed in a plane crash.

Naumov reaches Olympic free skate
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Real Madrid overturns Paris FC

Real Madrid beat Paris FC 3-2 in Paris in the Women's Champions League round-of-16 first leg, overturning an early Korosec goal with strikes by Weir, Athenea and Caicedo.

Real Madrid overturns Paris FC
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Stolz sets 1000m Olympic record

Jordan Stolz won the men's 1,000m speed skating gold at the Milano Cortina Olympics on Wednesday, setting an Olympic record of 1:06.28 after rival Joep Wennemars received a contested reskate.

Stolz sets 1000m Olympic record
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NHL return backfires on Finland

Finland’s NHL-strength men’s ice hockey team suffered a shock defeat in its Olympic opener in Milan–Cortina, undermining expectations after NHL players returned to the Games.

NHL return backfires on Finland
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Stolz wins 1,000 metres gold

American Jordan Stolz won gold in the Olympic men's 1,000 metres at the Winter Games, while Dutch skater De Boo took silver.

Stolz wins 1,000 metres gold
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Allmen wins, cements Swiss dominance

Franjo von Allmen won the Olympic Super-G, claimed his third Olympic gold and cemented Swiss dominance in alpine skiing after dominating the field.

Allmen wins, cements Swiss dominance
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Milan Games proceed, transport strained

The Milan–Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, opened Feb. 6, continued on schedule as Milan's Arco della Pace was lit nightly despite poor weather, while dispersed sites strained transport.

Milan Games proceed, transport strained
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Thomas Frank sacked by Tottenham

Tottenham sacked manager Thomas Frank on Wednesday after a run of poor results, with John Heitinga and Roberto De Zerbi among names being discussed for the role.

Thomas Frank sacked by Tottenham
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Camanini closes top Italian restaurant

Chef Andrea Camanini closed Lido 84 in Gardone Riviera, Italy, the restaurant ranked Italy's best and 16th worldwide on the 50 Best list.

Camanini closes top Italian restaurant
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Sweden beats Italy in Milan

Sweden defeated host Italy 5–2 in their Olympic ice hockey opener in Milan, after Italy staged a strong challenge before Sweden pulled away.

Sweden beats Italy in Milan
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Sundgren opens stones, steadies Sweden

At the Cortina Olympic curling tournament, Sweden's reigning champions Team Edin relied on veteran Christoffer Sundgren's opening stones while Germany narrowly lost a long fight against Canada.

Sundgren opens stones, steadies Sweden
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Allmen makes Swiss Olympic history

Swiss skier Franjo von Allmen won the Olympic men's Super‑G at Milano‑Cortina on 11 February 2026, becoming the first Swiss to win three golds at the same Winter Games.

Allmen makes Swiss Olympic history
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Von Allmen wins third gold

Swiss skier Franjo von Allmen won the super-G at the Milan‑Cortina Winter Olympics, claiming a third Olympic gold and equaling Jean-Claude Killy's record.

Von Allmen wins third gold
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Marseille sack Roberto De Zerbi

Olympique de Marseille dismissed coach Roberto De Zerbi on Wednesday after a 5-0 loss to Paris Saint‑Germain and a Champions League exit, though the club described the parting as mutual.

Marseille sack Roberto De Zerbi
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Oberg returns, Swedes chase gold

Swedish men's curling team, Tre Kronor and biathlete Elvira Öberg began their Olympic gold hunts in Italy on Wednesday, with Öberg returning after being benched.

Oberg returns, Swedes chase gold
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Germany women reach Olympic quarterfinals

Germany's women's ice hockey team advanced to the Olympic quarterfinals and awaited an opponent to be determined as the tournament moved into the knockout phase.

Germany women reach Olympic quarterfinals
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Veteran snowboarders race at Olympics

Veteran snowboarders competed at the Winter Olympics in Italy, with 44-year-old Nick Baumgartner racing men's snowboard cross at Livigno on Thursday and 52-year-old Claudia Riegler the Games' oldest competitor.

Veteran snowboarders race at Olympics
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