Rosenberg was forced to settle for silver behind Wigger in the cross free event, before securing a bronze in the sprint competition.

It was third time lucky for the 17-year-old in the 5km classic, as she went through each of the time checks as the fastest skier on route to gold.

She crossed the line in a winning time of 14 min 15.7sec to end her wait for a Lausanne 2020 title.

Rosenberg was trailed on this occasion by Wiggar, as the home favourite finished 12.7 seconds off the pace of the winner.

It completed a fine week for Wiggar, who emerged as the cross-country star of the Games with two golds and a silver medal.

United States' Kendall Kramer rounded off the podium places, finishing in a time of 14:36.30 to take the bronze medal.

The men's 10km competition saw maiden medals for the top-three finishers.

Russia's Iliya Tregubov delivered a dominant performance in the distance event, with the 17-year-old triumphing with a comfortable margin of victory.

Tregubov completed the race in a time of 26:40.50.

He was the sole skier to dip below the 27-minute mark in the competition.

Germany's Elias Keck secured the silver medal in 27:25.50, with the runner-up finishing 45 seconds slower than Tregubov.

There was a close battle for bronze, with Will Koch securing the final podium spot in 27:29.50.

The American was just three seconds faster than Finland's Alexander Stehlberg, who missed out on a medal in fourth.