Canadians Cindy Klassen and Kristina Groves finish one-two, with Klassen winning by a dominant 1.47 seconds. Dutch Ireen Wüst takes bronze, while German medal favourite Anni Friesinger finishes fourth and misses out on the medals. (CBC) Ice hockey, men's quarterfinals: Sweden 6 – Switzerland 2 (CBC) Finland 4 – USA 3 (CBC) Russia 2 – Canada 0 Kazakh-born goaltender Evgeni Nabokov hands the Canadians their third shutout in four games, eliminating the defending champion from the tournament. (CBC) Czech Republic 3 – Slovakia 1 (CBC) Curling: Men's semi-finals: Finland 4 – Great Britain 3 Canada 11 – USA 5 (CBC) Women's semi-finals Sweden 5 – Norway 4 Switzerland 7 – Canada 5 (CBC) Short track speed skating: South Korea wins the gold medal in the women's 3,000 m relay, while Canada takes silver, and Italy bronze. (Turin2006.org), (CBC) 21 February 2006 (Tuesday) Football: 2005–06 UEFA Champions League – Round of 16, first leg. Bayern Munich 1–1 A.C. Milan Benfica 1–0 Liverpool Real Madrid 0–1 Arsenal: Arsenal become the first English team ever to beat Real Madrid on their own ground. PSV 0–1 Lyon (UEFA.com) The English Football Association announces that the final of the FA Cup in May will be held at Cardiff's Millennium Stadium, as the new Wembley Stadium in London will not have been completed in time. The Football League playoff finals will also take place in Cardiff. England's pre-World Cup friendly matches against Hungary on 30 May and Jamaica on 3 June have also been moved, to Old Trafford, Trafford, Greater Manchester. (BBC) XX Winter Olympic Games, Turin, day eleven: Biathlon, men's relay: Sven Fischer, Michael Greis, Ricco Groß and Michael Rösch of Germany posted a winning time of one hour, 21 minutes and 51.5 seconds. Russia claimed the silver and France took the bronze. The win gives Fischer his fourth career Olympic gold during his 13-year career. (CBC) Nordic combined, men's 7.5-kilometre sprint: Austrian Felix Gottwald completed the course in 18 minutes, 29 seconds. Norwegian Magnus Moan (5.4 seconds behind) took the silver medal, while Germany's Georg Hettich (9.6 seconds behind) claimed the bronze. These were the same three medallists in the 15-km event, each getting a different medal. (CBC) Speed skating, men's 1500-m: Italian Enrico Fabris, with a time of one minute, 45.97 seconds, became the first non-American to win an individual men's event through the first four races of these Winters Games. Shani Davis