National Sports

OMAHA, Neb. — Canada will be on the sidelines for the women's finals of the second World Cup of the season after round-robin action wrapped up Saturday.

OTTAWA — The Ottawa Senators were ready for their four-on-three power play in overtime against the Pittsburgh Penguins on Saturday night.

TORONTO — Winnipeg bantamweight Brad (Superman) Katona won a unanimous decision — and perhaps a submission as well — over Matthew Lopez on the undercard of UFC 231 on Saturday night.

MISSISSAUGA, Ont. — Molham Babouli had a hat trick and two assists as the Mississauga MetroStars thumped the Florida Tropics 10-0 on Saturday.

LONDON — For 45 minutes Chelsea was under siege, pinned back in its own half by Manchester City. With halftime approaching, Chelsea finally managed a shot from an unlikely source and broke through the impervious champions.

BEITOSTOELEN, Norway — Alex Harvey struggled to find the rhythm needed to be successful in a rare 30-kilometre individual start cross-country skate-ski distance race on Saturday at the World Cup in Beitostolen, Norway.

CALGARY — Alex Gough is still in demand on Canada's luge team after her ceremonial retirement run Saturday. Her heir apparent Kim McRae is leaning on Gough to help her balance an intense schedule of luge and school.

CALGARY — German luger Julia Taubitz earned her first World Cup win and Canada's Kim McRae claimed bronze Saturday on a Calgary track that defied its reputation as an easy slide.

SIGULDA, Latvia — Dave Greszczyszyn got his World Cup skeleton season off to a 15th place start on Saturday in Sigulda, Latvia. The 2018 Olympian from Brampton, Ont., clocked a two-run time of one minute 44.

CAPE TOWN, South Africa — Justin Douglas became Canada's all-time tries leader with a pair of tries Saturday in a 28-7 win over Wales at the HSBC Cape Town Sevens. Douglas had four tries on the day to take his career total to 126.