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Briton, fourth again, says: ‘I really did have to go for it’
This time, Kirsty Muir must surely have believed that a Winter Olympic medal was in her grasp. But as a thrilling big air competition reached its denouement, an Italian with no anterior cruciate ligament in her right knee came down a 180‑feet ramp and drove a stake through the Briton’s heart.
It all looked so promising when the 21-year-old from Aberdeen landed a stunning left double 1620, with four and a half rotations, to move into the medal positions after two of the three rounds. However, with just four jumps of the competition remaining, Flora Tabanelli, who tore her ACL in November, did the same trick as Muir but only better to score 94.25 points to steal the bronze medal.
GB's Kirsty Muir finishes fourth in freeski big air final, having sat second going into the final run
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Alpine Skiing: Switzerland's Loic Meillard wins men's slalom gold, Team GB's Dave Ryding 17th in fifth and final Games
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Within a breath of perfection from Anastasiia Metelkina and Luka Berulava.
Well, that got quite lift-tastic towards the end – gets my vote!
White gold is not what most of the Olympic athletes are generally looking for at the moment, but it arrived aplenty nonetheless. It was blower today across the Alps, though there were a fair few avalanches too. It was a good day for those of us with the morning off but it doesn't tend to make for ideal competition conditions. Unfortunately, by the time evening rolled around, it was blowy rather than blower, with wind sweeping through the Olympic venue. There was an hour-ish delay, featuring guys with snowblowers and other creative ways of getting rid of snow. Mathilde Gremaud and Anouk Andraska, both Swiss finalists, crashed in training and didn't make it to the start gate. It was a challenging day all around but the ladies put down a storming final nonetheless, it was super exciting right to the last jump.
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Burnley have the chance of a Cup run, Leicester fear an unwelcome repeat and Brighton fans get a raw deal
Chelsea have kept two clean sheets in 10 games since appointing Liam Rosenior as head coach last month. Repeated doziness at the back has cost them. They have held commanding advantages against Charlton, Crystal Palace, Wolves and Leeds, only to give away silly goals. It is a bad habit and proved costly when a 2-0 lead was squandered during Tuesday’s draw with Leeds. Rosenior was livid afterwards, and is waiting for a consistent performance. Chelsea travel to Hull , Rosenior’s former club, on Friday night. They will surely advance against Championship opponents, but how they do it will matter. It is time for them to get serious. Jacob Steinberg
The big talking points analysed ahead of the FA Cup fourth round weekend, with 14 Premier League clubs in action; Liam Rosenior takes Chelsea to his former club Hull, while Wrexham host Ipswich on Friday night; Newcastle visit Aston Villa as Liverpool face Brighton on Saturday
Friday:
Hull City vs Chelsea – 7.45pm
Wrexham vs Ipswich Town – 7.45pm
Saturday:
Burton vs West Ham – 12.15pm
Burnley vs Mansfield Town – 3pm
ManCity vs Salford City – 3pm
Norwich vs West Brom – 3pm
Port Vale vs Bristol City – 3pm
Southampton vs Leicester – 3pm
Aston Villa vs Newcastle – 5.45pm
Liverpool vs Brighton – 8pm
Sunday:
Birmingham vs Leeds – 12pm
Grimsby vs Wolves – 1.30pm
Oxford Utd vs Sunderland – 2pm
Stoke vs Fulham – 2pm
Arsenal vs Wigan – 4.30pm
Monday:
Macclesfield vs Brentford – 7.30pm
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Three match-ups featuring entirely top-10 players highlight a dream offering of fourth-round matches set to light up Australian Open 2026.MORE: Day 8 schedule of play
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There’s no doubt that Tennis Australia chief executive Craig Tiley has his hands full this year.
In the midst of the Australian Open, Tiley has been the subject of unrelenting speculation over his future (suggesting he is in the frame to run the US Open), and is facing a star-studded player push for better pay and conditions.
All par for the course, you could say, given the administrative stalwart’s pay packet.
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The first week of the 2026 Australian Open is underway and some of our best home-grown athletes have already advanced into the later rounds. Here’s a list of every Australian tennis player in the men’s and women’s singles who won their matches in week one.
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Jannik Sinner hits a return during the men's singles 1st round match between Hugo Gaston of France and Jannik Sinner of Italy at the Australian Open tennis tournament in Melbourne, Australia, Jan. 20, 2026. (Photo by Wang Shen/Xinhua)
Jannik Sinner reacts during the men's singles 1st round match between Hugo Gaston of France and Jannik Sinner of Italy at the Australian Open tennis tournament in Melbourne, Australia, Jan. 20, 2026. (Photo by Wang Shen/Xinhua)
Jannik Sinner reacts after the men's singles 1st round match between Hugo Gaston of France and Jannik Sinner of Italy at the Australian Open tennis tournament in Melbourne, Australia, Jan. 20, 2026. (Photo by Wang Shen/Xinhua)
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