Olympics - Summer & Winter

The Olympic Athletes From Russia team scored a winner in overtime to beat Germany 4-3 and take the men's ice hockey gold medal. Germany cruised to victory in the Winter Olympic four-man bobsleigh while there was a tie for the silver medal. The two Great Britain crews came in 17th and 18th. Sweden outclassed hosts South Korea to regain the women's curling title. Norway's Marit Bjorgen won gold in the women's cross-country skiing mass start, the eighth gold of her career and 15th medal overall, in the final event of the Games

Switzerland win team alpine skiing gold Ledecka wins historic second gold Switzerland's Galmarini wins men's parallel giant slalom Niskanen takes 50km cross country gold USA beat Sweden to men's curling gold Takagi wins gold in women's mass start GB women curlers lose to Japan in bronze-medal match Lee wins gold in men's mass start Canada beat Czechs to ice hockey bronze

Kelsey Serwa wins women's ski cross in Canada one-two Netherlands' Nuis wins second speed skating gold Sweden claim men's 4x7.5km biathlon relay title

Michelle Gisin wins combined gold as Lindsey Vonn fails to finish her final Olympic race USA win ice hockey gold against Canada in dramatic shootout GB lose tie-breaker and miss out on men's curling semi-finals - video & report David Wise defends men's ski halfpipe title Anna Gasser wins big air gold with last jump Shaolin Sandor Liu, boyfriend of Elise Christie, helps Hungary to their first ever gold in the men's 5,000m short track relay Germany seal nordic combined clean sweep with relay win Wu Dajing breaks his world record to win the 500m short track skating for China's first gold Netherlands' Suzanne Schulting wins 1,000m short track gold Belarus win women's biathlon relay gold Winter Olympic failures will not 'define' me - Elise Christie Russia curler Alexander Krushelnitsky stripped of bronze for doping

Canada's Brady Leman wins gold as two competitors crash in a dramatic men's ski cross final Sofia Goggia sees off the challenge of American Lindsey Vonn to become the first Italian to win the women's downhill. Finland's Riikka Valila becomes the oldest ice hockey medallist at a Winter Olympics - 20 years after she first won a medal The United States won gold in the women's team sprint free as Marit Bjorgen became the most decorated Winter Olympian of all time. Johannes Hosflot Klabo picks up his third gold medal in Pyeongchang as Norway win the men's team sprint free Japan set a new Winter Olympic record win a surprise women's speed skating team pursuit gold and Norway win the men's event

Canada's Virtue and Moir win second ice dance gold Sharpe takes women's ski halfpipe final title Korea - women's 3,000m relay final FRA - Biathlon - 2x6km women's and 2x7.5km men's mixed relay Nordic combined - men's individual 10km/large hill: Rydzek (GER), Silver & Bronze for GER

Havard Lorentzen Men's 500m It's gold for Norway! Havard Lorentzen is the man in gold, silver for Korea's Cha Min Kyu and China's Gao Tingyu is down in third. Bobsleigh - men's two-man final heats Canada and Germany shared the two-man bobsleigh Winter Olympic gold medal as a remarkable race in Pyeongchang finished as a dead heat. Canada's Justin Kripps and Alexander Kopacz posted a combined time of three minutes 16.86 seconds after four runs - the same time as German pair Francesco Friedrich and Thorsten Margis. It is the first time the Olympic title has been shared in 20 years. The Great Britain sled, piloted by Brad Hall, finished 12th. Ski jumping - men's team final Norway beat Germany and Poland to win the men's team ski jumping event at the Winter Olympics for the first time. Daniel Andre Tande, Andreas Stjernen, Johann Andre Forfang and Robert Johansson combined to post 1098.5 points over two rounds. Germany's Karl Geig...

Hirscher wins slalom for second gold of Games Norway's Braaten wins ski slopestyle gold Klaebo leads Norway to 4x10km relay gold Ukraine's Oleksandr Abramenko has won the men's aerials freestyle skiing gold medal, breaking Belarus' dominance in the event at the Winter Olympics. The 29-year-old scored 128.51 points in the final to beat China's Jia Zongyang and Ilia Burov, of the Olympic Athletes of Russia team, to top the podium. Belarusian skiers had won gold at successive Olympics before Sunday's event in Pyeongchang. Speed skating - women's 500m final Gold medal - Nao Kodaira Biathlon - men's 15km mass start - Martin Fourcade

Hanyu defends Winter Olympics single figure skating title Hoefflin wins gold in the women's ski slopestyle Bjorgen becomes joint most decorated Winter Olympian of all time Choi claims women's 1500m short-track gold Girard wins gold in men's 1000m short-track final GB's Yarnold defends skeleton title Poland's Stoch retains large hill title Biathlon - Women's 12.5 km Mass Start, Anastasiya Kuzmina Slovakia Women's Super-G, Ester Ledecka Czech Republic

1. Austria's Matthias Mayer wins men's super G Austria's Matthias Mayer produced a brilliant run to win the men's super G and claim his second Winter Olympics alpine skiing gold medal. Mayer, the downhill champion in Sochi in 2014, won in a time of one minute 24.44 seconds, with Beat Feuz of Switzerland second and defending champion Kjetil Jansrud of Norway third. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2. Mikaela Shiffrin fourth in slalom as Frida Hansdotter wins Sweden's Frida Hansdotter won the women's slalom as favourite Mikaela Shiffrin missed out on a second gold of the 2018 Winter Olympics. Defending slalom champion Shiffrin, who won the giant slalom on Thursday and was aiming for four golds in Pyeongchang, finished fourth. Hansdotter, 32, took gold 0.05 seconds ahead of Switzerland's Wendy Holdener, while Katharina Gallhuber won bronze. American Shiffrin, 22,...

Gold medal events Mikaela Shiffrin wins giant slalom gold at Pyeongchang Winter Olympics American star Mikaela Shiffrin won giant slalom gold in the first of her five events at the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang. The 22-year-old, who is also set to race in the super-G, downhill, combined and slalom, finished 0.39 seconds ahead of Norway's Ragnhild Mowinckel. Shiffin is expected to challenge for four golds, more than any alpine skier has won in Olympic history. She dropped to her knees and sobbed with joy after victory was confirmed. Italy's Federica Brignone took bronze, almost half a second behind Shiffrin.

* Women's slalom postponed until Friday and women's 15km individual biathlon postponed until Thursday because of strong winds

1. Chloe Kim wins halfpipe gold medal for United States American snowboard sensation Chloe Kim produced a brilliant performance to take gold in the women's halfpipe. The 17-year-old won with a score of 98.25 on her final run with China's Jiayu Liu taking silver and United States' Arielle Gold winning bronze. Kim had already secured gold with her first run score but improved to win by eight-and-a-half points. She is one of the stars of the Games and a favourite with the home fans due to her South Korean parents. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2. Marcel Hirscher wins first Olympic gold in men's combined Austrian skiing great Marcel Hirscher won a long-awaited first Olympic gold medal with victory in the men's combined event in Pyeongchang. Hirscher won with a combined time of two minutes 6.52 seconds over the downhill and slalom events. The 28-year-old is regarded as on...

German Laura Dahlmeier completes biathlon double Laura Dahlmeier became a double Olympic champion after winning the women's 10km pursuit in Pyeongchang. The German biathlete, 24, had a 24-second head-start after winning the 7.5km sprint event on day one. And she became the first woman to complete the Olympic sprint-pursuit double after winning in a time of 30 minutes 35.3 seconds. Slovakia's Anastasiya Kuzmina was 29.4 seconds behind, beating Anais Bescond of France for the silver medal. At last year's Biathlon World Championships, Dahlmeier won five of the six golds, plus a silver, and she claimed her first Olympic medal in the sprint. Canada win figure skating team gold Canada produced a dominant performance to win gold in the figure skating team event in Pyeongchang. The Canadian team finished seven points clear at the top of the standings to win the nation's first gold of the Games and improve on their silver medal in the event in Sochi in 2014. T...

Summary of gold medals won 1. Simen Hegstad Kruger wins skiathlon gold in Norway 1-2-3 Norway's Simen Hegstad Kruger made a remarkable fightback to win gold in the men's skiathlon at the Winter Olympics. Kruger, 24, was last and had to replace his poles after colliding with two other athletes in a congested start. Yet he took the lead in the penultimate lap in Pyeongchang and raced clear to win in one hour 16 minutes 20 seconds. Martin Johnsrud Sundby and Hans Christer Holund made it a Norwegian 1-2-3 while Team GB's Andrew Musgrave claimed seventh place. Kruger finished eight seconds clear of Sundby, the 2014 bronze medallist, while OAR athlete Denis Spitsov came fourth after also being involved in the collision. The men's 15km + 15km skiathlon is a mass start cross country event in which competitors swap techniques midway through the race. There is a pit-stop halfway through the race where athletes change skis and poles to go from classic to free tech...

Summary of god medals Laura Dahlmeier wins biathlon 7.5km sprint to claim first Olympic medal Laura Dahlmeier has won the women's biathlon 7.5km sprint to claim her first Olympic medal. The German almost swept the board at last year's Biathlon World Championships, winning five golds and a silver in the 7.5km sprint. But the 24-year-old went one better in Pyeongchang, winning in a time of 21 minutes 06.2 seconds. That was 24.2 seconds ahead of Norway's Marte Olsbu, while the Czech Republic's Veronika Vitkova was third. Anastasiya Kuzmina's bid for a third straight gold was dashed as the Slovakian finished 13th while Ukraine's Vita Semerenko, the 2014 bronze medallist, was 14th. Czech world champion Gabriela Koukalova had been ruled out of the Olympics through injury. 2. Sweden's Charlotte Kalla wins first gold medal of Pyeongchang 2018 Sweden's Charlotte Kalla won the women's skiathlon to secure the first gold...

Curling Mixed Doubles Round Robin (00:00-02:00 GMT) OAR 7-5 FIN CHN 4-10 CAN KOR 3-8 NOR USA 4-9 SWI Mixed Doubles Round Robin (04:30-06:30 GMT) SWI 5-6 NOR USA 1-9 KOR CHN 5-6 OAR CAN 8-2 FIN

British snowboarder Katie Ormerod is out of the Winter Olympics in Korea after suffering a severely fractured right heel in training on Thursday. The 20-year-old medal hopeful suffered a minor wrist fracture in practice on Wednesday but was still intending to compete in Sunday's slopestyle. But the British Olympic Association (BOA) has confirmed she will undergo surgery on Friday. The Games in Pyeongchang start on Friday and run to 25 February. Mike Hay, Team GB chef de mission, said the team were "deeply sorry" and "desperately disappointed" for Ormerod. Dan Hunt, British Ski and Snowboard's performance director, added: "Her determined and fearless nature will see her come back from this and reach the exciting potential and future that is ahead of her. "Her team-mates will now be giving their all for her as well as their nation." She became the first Briton to win a slopestyle World Cup gold in Moscow last year and also took bronze at the 201...

Curling session 1 US 9-3 OAR Chn 5-7 Swi Kor 9-4 Fin Can 6-9 Nor

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