Azerbaijan’s star skater Vladimir Litvintsev moves on to the next stage | 2022 Winter Olympics

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Eurosport published this video item, entitled “Azerbaijan’s star skater Vladimir Litvintsev moves on to the next stage | 2022 Winter Olympics” – below is their description.

The figure skater scored 84.15 points in the short program. He will next appear on the ice for free skate (long program) on February 10.

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