haul as Australia score their worst innings total at home in 13 years. Cross-country skiing Tour de Ski: Stage 3 in Oberhof, Germany: Women's Sprint Classic: Petra Majdič 4:18.8 Justyna Kowalczyk + 2.1 Aino-Kaisa Saarinen + 3.6 Standings (after 3 of 8 stages): (1) Kowalczyk 37:56.1 (2) Saarinen 38:00.4 (3) Kristin Størmer Steira 38:26.2 Men's Sprint Classic: Eldar Rønning 3:55.0 Petter Northug + 2.1 Axel Teichmann + 3.1 Standings (after 3 of 8 stages): (1) Northug 49:58.0 (2) Teichmann 50:07.8 (3) Emil Jönsson 50.18.9 Darts PDC World Darts Championship in London, England: Final: Phil Taylor def. Simon Whitlock 7–3 Taylor wins the title for the 13th time, in its 17th edition. Football (soccer) FA Cup Third Round: In one of the biggest upsets in the Cup's history, Manchester United lose 0–1 at home to Leeds United of Football League One. Ice hockey World Junior Championships in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada: Semifinals: 6–1 Canada advance to the final for the ninth straight time, and extend their winning streak to 15 games. 2–5 USA reach the final for the third time in history and the first since 2004. Both previous finals were also against Canada. Relegation round: 10–2 Standings (after 2 games): Czech Republic, Slovakia 6 points, Austria, Latvia 0. Austria and Latvia will be relegated to Division I for the 2011 Championship, and will be replaced in the Top Division by and who won their respective Division I groups. Luge World Cup in Königssee, Germany: Men: Albert Demtschenko 1:34.176 Armin Zöggeler 1:34.549 David Möller 1:34.640 Standings (after 5 of 8 races): (1) Zöggeler 455 points (2) Demtschenko 379 (3) Felix Loch 329 Teams: Germany (Felix Loch, Tatjana Hüfner, Tobias Wendl/Tobias Arlt) 2:38.302 Austria (Daniel Pfister, Nina Reithmayer, Andreas Linger/Wolfgang Linger) 2:38.951 Canada (Samuel Edney, Alex Gough, Chris Moffat/Mike Moffat) 2:39.077 Standings (after 3 of 5 races): (1) Canada 240 points (2) Austria 225 (3) Germany 200 Nordic combined World Cup in Oberhof, Germany: HS140 / 10 km: Johnny Spillane 28:13.3 Felix Gottwald 28:44.1 Björn Kircheisen 28:52.4 Standings (after 9 of 19 events): (1) Jason Lamy-Chappuis 647 points (2) Tino Edelmann 462 (3) Gottwald 383 Ski jumping Four Hills Tournament: World Cup in Innsbruck, Austria: HS 130: Gregor Schlierenzauer 251.1 points (130.0m/122.0m) Simon Ammann 237.8 (128.5m/117.5m) Janne Ahonen 237.4 (128.0m/117.5m) Four Hills Tournament standings (after 3 of 4 events): (1) Andreas Kofler 772.2 points (2) Schlierenzauer 757.6 (3) Wolfgang Loitzl 750.7 World Cup