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wow wow wow ! this was such huge thriller that ended by a incredibly weird Goaltending performance in the penalty shootouts session. Denmark was leading 2-0 some 12 minutes to go, but then 2 their players were send to the penalty box and Belarus scored in both powerplays, including a very nice tic tac toe goal in the two mans advantage. so the match ended by 2-2, in the Overtime Belarus survived the entire 2 minutes Danes power play to put the match to the shoot-outs, but there had to submit to the opponent conceding 4 Goals from 5 attempts !!! Denmark won the series 2-0 and send Belarus back to Division I A Congrats Denmark

From your mouth to god´s ears

Stage 17 in Zagreb (CRO) January 4th, 2018 Slalom Mens (5/12) 1. Marcel Hirscher 1:50.60, 2. Michael Matt 1:50.65 and 3. Henrik Kristoffersen 1:50.71 Full Results HERE Video Highlights

50th WC win for Hirscher equaling Alberto Tomba

4 Hills Tournament 3 in Innsbruck (AUT) January 4th, 2018 Large Hill Individual Mens (10/18) 1. Kamil Stoch 270.1, 2. Daniel Andre Tande 255.6 and 3. Andreas Wellinger 253.5 Full Results HERE Video Highlights

Stage 3 in Innsbruck (AUT) January 4th, 2018 Large Hill Individual Mens (Event 3/4) 1. Kamil Stoch 270.1, 2. Daniel Andre Tande 255.6 and 3. Andreas Wellinger 253.5 Full Results HERE 4 Hills Tournament Standing after Event 3/4 HERE Video Highlights

Points

Stochhhhh what a jump !!!

Adam in 2nd round for second time this season after his return from surgery now hopefully he will also grab some points, our first actually for the mens, he was in 2nd round in val d´Isere but because a fall in 2nd run he finished more than 110% of time of the winner and so without points

Tour de Ski 2 in Oberstdorf (GER) January 4th, 2018 15km Mass Start Freestyle Mens (9/17) 1. Emil Iversen 29:49.8, 2. Sindre Bjoernestad Skar 29:50.2 and 3. Francesco De Fabiani 29:50.7 Full Results HERE Video Highlights 10km Mass Start Freestyle Womens (9/17) 1. Ingvild Flugstad Oestberg 23:16.5, 2. Maiken Caspersen Falla 23:18.4 and 3. Krista Parmakoski 23:19.7 Full Results HERE Video Highlights

Stage 2 in Oberstdorf (GER) January 4th, 2018 15km Mass Start Freestyle Mens (Event 4/6) 1. Emil Iversen 29:49.8, 2. Sindre Bjoernestad Skar 29:50.2 and 3. Francesco De Fabiani 29:50.7 Full Results HERE Tour de Ski Provisional Standing after Event 4/6 HERE Video Highlights 10km Mass Start Freestyle Womens (Event 4/6) 1. Ingvild Flugstad Oestberg 23:16.5, 2. Maiken Caspersen Falla 23:18.4 and 3. Krista Parmakoski 23:19.7 Full Results HERE Tour de Ski Provional Standing after Event 4/6 HERE Video Highlights

What a beautiful smile Nastya Thank you !! Thank you so much, we are all so proud of you And nice to see the Czechs back on podium, congrats Verča Vítková

and Nastya won ! encouraging sign some 37 days to the PyeongChang sprint

Nastya again very good perf

After one rest day the U20 Top Division resume today with its penultimate day, Here the schedule 2018 IIHF World Junior Championship In Buffalo, , 26 December 2017 to 5 January 2018 Thursday January 4th, 2018 - Knock-Out Round Day 2 Schedule (GMT -5) Semifinals 16:00 Sweden vs United States (in Key Bank Center) 20:00 Canada vs Czech Republic (in Key Bank Center) *Classical Format. Direct elimination match, the winners will advance to the Gold Medal Match, and the losing teams will qualify for the Bronze Medal Game. Relegation Round 12:00 (5A-5B) Match 2 - Denmark vs Belarus (in Key Bank Center) *Best-of-three Matches series. Game 2. After the first match, Denmark is leading the Series 1-0, **That in fact means, if Denmark win this match. the whole Relegation Round Series will be over and Denmark will stay in the top division also for the next edition, Belarus will be relegated to the next year´s U20 Division I Group A to replace Kazakhstan, promoted to the Top Division earlier in December´s Div IA tournament held in France. ***If Belarus win this match (No matter if in Regulation Time or after OT/GWS), they will tie the Series and a last third decisive match will be necessary tomorrow.

Tour de Ski - Stage 4 cancelled due to severe weather Today's 4th stage of the Veissmann FIS Tour de Ski performance by Le Gruyère has been cancelled due to severe weather. Heavy rain and strong winds made the competition course not safe for the athletes. The competition has halted after the ladies' prologue before the men began. The ladies' sprint qualification times will not count towards the Tour de Ski but will count for FIS points. Discussions continue between the FIS Jury and the local Organizing Committee in Oberstdorf, regarding damage to the courses to be used from tomorrow's mass start competitions.

Tour de Ski - Stage 4 cancelled due to severe weather Today's 4th stage of the Veissmann FIS Tour de Ski performance by Le Gruyère has been cancelled due to severe weather. Heavy rain and strong winds made the competition course not safe for the athletes. The competition has halted after the ladies' prologue before the men began. The ladies' sprint qualification times will not count towards the Tour de Ski but will count for FIS points. Discussions continue between the FIS Jury and the local Organizing Committee in Oberstdorf, regarding damage to the courses to be used from tomorrow's mass start competitions.

Stage 17 in Zagreb (CRO) January 3rd, 2018 Slalom Womens (6/12) 1. Mikaela Shiffrin 1:53.07, 2. Wendy Holdener 1:54.66 and 3. Frida Hansdotter 1:55.18 Full Results HERE Video Highlights

4 Hills Tournament Stage 3 Innsbruck KO Round Starting Order Q Athlete Pairing Athlete Q 26 Peter PREVC 1 Jakub WOLNY 25 27 Manuel FETTNER 2 Halvor Egner GRANERUD 24 28 Pius PASCHKE 3 Ziga JELAR 23 29 Timi ZAJC 4 Gregor SCHLIERENZAUER 22 30 Simon AMMANN 5 Robert JOHANSSON 21 31 Noriaki KASAI 6 Maciej KOT 20 32 Sebastian COLLOREDO 7 Anders FANNEMEL 19 33 Vojtech STURSA 8 Constantin SCHMID 18 34 Daniel HUBER 9 Taku TAKEUCHI 17 35 Nejc DEZMAN 10 Andreas STJERNEN 16 36 Ulrich WOHLGENANNT 11 Michael HAYBOECK 15 37 Ryoyu KOBAYASHI 12 Andreas WELLINGER 14 38 Tomasz PILCH 13 Stephan LEYHE 13 39 Piotr ZYLA 14 Karl GEIGER 12 40 Denis KORNILOV 15 Johann Andre FORFANG 11 41 Clemens AIGNER 16 Jernej DAMJAN 10 42 Clemens LEITNER 17 Tilen BARTOL 9 43 Florian ALTENBURGER 18 Stefan HULA 8 44 Thomas LACKNER 19 Daniel Andre TANDE 7 45 Cestmir KOZISEK 20 Markus EISENBICHLER 6 46 Domen PREVC 21 Stefan KRAFT 5 47 Jarkko MAEAEATTAE 22 Dawid KUBACKI 4 48 Killian PEIER 23 Richard FREITAG 3 49 Markus SCHIFFNER 24 Kamil STOCH 2 50 Gregor DESCHWANDEN 25 Junshiro KOBAYASHI 1

I knew it ...

oh no Alpahand, what a shame

I don´t think the track is easy. Crveni Spušt is usually one of the longest slaloms slope in the circuit, the only problems can be the weather, but you can not blame the organizers for that, it´s the same almost everywhere in Europe nowadays.

Hopefully Petra will be able to keep herself on the podium, but it will be very hard, because she struggles with the flu, she had high fever yesterday, she even almost can not talk.

Dubovská with a good run too, but gonna be hard to qualify to the final round though..

Liensberger clearly fighting for one of the 4 Olympic spots in Austrian team. This was an impressive 1st run from her