I know that. I was just wondering if any users on here have been keeping track of quotas since FIS likely won't make the qualification points list public until spring at the earliest.    And judging by the lack of replies on here, it would seem like the answer is no unsurprisingly 

At this rate, we'll be getting a retirement announcement from Klæbo by the end of next week.

Yeah, there is a problem with sponsors or something like this.   I remember when Lucas changed nationality for Brazil thanks his brazilian mom it was very commented here.

Qualified at round of 16: Liverpool , Barcelona , Arsenal , Inter , Atletico , Leverkusen , Lille , Aston Villa     Playoff draw Friday 31 January 12:00 CET Seeded teams   Unseeded teams 9. Atalanta (ITA) 10. Borussia Dortmund (GER)   vs 23. Sporting CP (POR) 24. Club Brugge (BEL) 11. Real Madrid (ESP) 12. Bayern München (GER) vs 21. Celtic (SCO) 22. Manchester City (ENG) 13. Milan (ITA) 14. PSV (NED) vs 19. Feyenoord (NED) 20. Juventus (ITA) 15. Paris Saint-Germain (FRA) 16. Benfica (POR) vs 17. Monaco (FRA) 18. Brest (FRA)  

I know Norway is heavily cutting finances in ski jumping so presumably there is some economical shift in sports over there but it would be insane to have the likes of JTB or Riiber compete for Qatar or any other petroleum country now

What a match! Didn’t expect the win after the superb performance from the German gk, but they actually did it!!   

With Russia’s ongoing ban I’m a little surprised at least one of  hasn’t suddenly gotten very good at biathlon, cross country skiing, figure skating and/or ice hockey.

I said that Portugal would beat Germany.    

I honestly didn't expect the victory, not even my most optimistic self. But handball here has gained great visibility due to the historic campaign (at least more than it usually has) and I was hoping that we would have at least one great game against the Danes. It had been a long time since the world championships had even been broadcast here. But the main fear is that the sport will be abandoned again, like what happened after the end of our golden generation of women's handball. I hope not.

Stage 23 in Schladming (AUT)   Men´s Slalom:   1. Timon Haugen    1:48.05 2. Manuel Feller    1:48.25 3. Fabio Gstrein    1:48.72   Full Final Results HERE