Winter Olympics: Day 14
Sweden's Eva Lund releases the stone flanked by her teammates Anna Le Moine, left, and Cathrine Lindahl during their 9-4 victory over China in the women's curling semi-final game Photograph: Jasper Juinen/Getty Images Sarah Schleper of the United States competes during the women's giant slalom second run. She finished in 14th place. Photograph: Sandra Behne/Bongarts/Getty Images Photograph: Sandra Behne/guardian.co.uk Great Britain's Chemmy Alcott during her second run in the women's Giant Slalom. Alcott finished in 27th position 2.83 seconds behind gold medal winner Viktoria Rebensburg Photograph: Andrew Milligan/PA Photograph: Andrew Milligan/guardian.co.uk Canadian figure skater Joannie Rochette works on her routine during a practice session. Rochette has won the hearts of the home fans and the respect of many others as she is competing just days after the death of her mother Photograph: Mark Baker/AP Photograph: Mark Baker/guardian.co.uk Sweden's Danijela Rundqvist, No28, slots the puck past Finland goalie Noora Raty and into the net to make it 2-2 in the third period of the ice hockey women's bronze medal game and take the game into overtime Photograph: Alex Livesey/Getty Images Photograph: Alex Livesey/guardian.co.uk Austria's Felix Gottwald practices ahead of the Nordic combined individual large hill ski jump Photograph: Lars Baron/Bongarts/Getty Images Photograph: Lars Baron/guardian.co.uk Norway's Vibeke W Skofterud, Kristin Stoermer Steira, Marit Bjoergen and Therese Johaug celebrate after winning the gold medal in the Ladies' Cross Country 4x5km relay, silver medalists Germany and bronze medalists Finland celebrate behind them Photograph: Alexander Hassenstein/Bongarts/Getty Images Photograph: Alexander Hassenstein/guardian.co.uk
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