Austria: (teams in bold advance to the Main Round) Group A in Graz: 30–28 31–29 Final standings: Croatia 6 points, Norway 4, Russia 2, Ukraine 2. Group B in Linz: 22–27 37–31 Final standings: Iceland, Denmark 4 points, Austria 3, Serbia 1. Luge European Championships in Sigulda, Latvia: Women: Tatiana Ivanova 1:25.517 Corinna Martini 1:25.842 Nina Reithmayer 1:26.007 Doubles: Andreas Linger/Wolfgang Linger 1:24.415 Tobias Wendl/Tobias Arlt 1:24.977 Tobias Schiegl/Markus Schiegl 1:25.023 Nordic combined World Cup in Schonach, Germany: HS96 / 10 km: Jason Lamy-Chappuis 21:34.5 Pavel Churavý 21:36.6 Alessandro Pittin 21:38.9 Standings (after 14 of 19 events): (1) Lamy-Chappuis 969 points (2) Felix Gottwald 589 (3) Magnus Moan 542 Rugby union Heineken Cup pool stage, matchday 6: (teams in bold advance to the quarterfinals; teams in italics parachute into the Amlin Challenge Cup) Pool 3: Viadana 20–59 Clermont Auvergne Ospreys 17–12 Leicester Tigers Final standings: Clermont 21 points, Ospreys 20, Leicester 18, Viadana 0. Pool 4: Bath 10–28 (Ireland) Ulster Edinburgh 9–7 Stade Français Final standings: Stade Français 18 points, Ulster 17, Edinburgh 13, Bath 7. Pool 6: Brive 17–20 Scarlets London Irish 11–11 (Ireland) Leinster Leinster secure a home quarterfinal. This result also secures a Heineken Cup quarterfinal berth for Northampton Saints as one of the top two runners-up. Final standings: Leinster 22 points, Scarlets 17 (8–1 on head-to-head competition points), London Irish 17, Brive 1. Amlin Challenge Cup pool stage, matchday 6: (teams in bold advance to the quarterfinals) Pool 1: Overmach Parma 16–9 București Oaks Standings: Leeds Carnegie, Bourgoin 19 points (5 matches); Overmach Parma 8 (6); București Oaks 7 (6). Pool 2: Olympus Madrid 0–66 (Ireland) Connacht Connacht secure the top seed for the quarterfinals, meaning that they avoid a quarterfinal against a Heineken Cup team. Final standings: Connacht 26 points, Montpellier 19, Worcester Warriors 13, Olympus Madrid 0. Pool 3: Rovigo 8–56 Saracens Toulon 42–10 Castres Final standings: Toulon 23 points, Saracens 22, Castres 11, Rovigo 0 Pool 4: Rugby Roma Olimpic 6–55 Bayonne Final standings: London Wasps 22 points, Bayonne 19, Racing Métro 16, Roma 0. Skeleton World Cup and European championships in Igls, Austria: Men: Martins Dukurs 1:46.14 Frank Rommel 1:46.39 Aleksandr Tretyakov 1:46.49 Final standings: (1) Dukurs 1694 points (2) Rommel 1466 (3) Sandro Stielicke 1438 Ski jumping World Cup in Zakopane, Poland: HS 134: Gregor Schlierenzauer 295.6 points Simon Ammann 288.1 Thomas Morgenstern 276.2 Individual standings (after 16 of 23 events):