standings (after 14 of 23 events): (1) Ammann 939 points (2) Gregor Schlierenzauer 796 (3) Andreas Kofler 587 Speed skating World Sprint Championships in Obihiro, Japan: Ladies' final classification: Lee Sang-hwa 154.580 Sayuri Yoshii 154.830 Jenny Wolf 155.110 Men's final classification: Lee Kyou-hyuk 139.910 Lee Kang-seok 140.880 Keiichiro Nagashima 141.060 Snooker Masters in London, England: Final: Mark Selby (7) def. Ronnie O'Sullivan (1) 10–9 Selby rallies from 6–9 down to win the title for the second time in three years. Snowboarding World Cup in Nendaz, Switzerland: Men's parallel giant slalom: Michael Lambert Andreas Prommegger Benjamin Karl Standings (after 5 of 9 events): (1) Karl 3260 points (2) Jasey-Jay Anderson 3200 (3) Lambert 2580 Women's parallel giant slalom: Ekaterina Tudegesheva Nicolien Sauerbreij Fraenzi Maegert-Kohli Standings (after 5 of 9 events): (1) Sauerbreij 2530 (2) Maegert-Kohli 2520 (3) Amelie Kober 2470 January 16, 2010 (Saturday) Alpine skiing Men's World Cup in Wengen, Switzerland: Downhill: Carlo Janka Manuel Osborne-Paradis Marco Buechel Overall standings (after 19 of 34 races): (1) Janka 757 points (2) Benjamin Raich 689 (3) Didier Cuche 526 Downhill standings (after 5 of 8 races): (1) Cuche 296 points (2) Janka 284 (3) Osborne-Paradis 224 Women's World Cup in Maribor, Slovenia: Giant slalom: Kathrin Zettel Maria Riesch Anja Paerson Overall standings (after 19 from 33 races): (1) Lindsey Vonn 894 points (2) Riesch 862 (3) Zettel 729 Giant slalom standings (after 5 from 7 races): (1) Zettel 365 points (2) Kathrin Hölzl 331 (3) Tina Maze 222 American football NFL Divisional Playoffs (seedings in parentheses): NFC: (1) New Orleans Saints 45, (4) Arizona Cardinals 14 Reggie Bush scores two touchdowns – including an 83-yard punt return – and the Saints go marching into next Sunday's NFC Championship Game as the hosts. AFC: (1) Indianapolis Colts 20, (6) Baltimore Ravens 3 Peyton Manning throws for two touchdowns and the Ravens commit six turnovers as the Colts advance to host next week's AFC Championship Game. Auto racing Dakar Rally in Argentina and Chile, final standings: Motorcycles: Cyril Despres (KTM) 51h 10' 37" Pal Anders Ullevalseter (KTM) 52h 13' 29" Francisco López Contardo (Aprilia) 52h 20' 25" All-terrain vehicle (Quad): Marcos Patronelli (Yamaha) 64h 17' 44" Alejandro Patronelli (Yamaha) 66h 40' 43" Juan Manuel González Corominas (Yamaha) 69h 25' 15" Cars: Carlos Sainz/Lucas Cruz (Volkswagen) 47h 10' 00" Nasser Al-Attiyah /Timo Gottschalk (Volkswagen) 47h 12' 12" Mark Miller /Ralph Pitchford (Volkswagen) 47h 42' 51"