GB's Lizzy Yarnold receives the skeleton gold medal
Elise Christie out of 1500m short track for failing to skate across the finish
Ski jumping: Poland's Kamil Stoch wins gold from Japan's Noriaki Kasai
Men's ice hockey: USA beat Russia on penalties
Curling: GB women beaten 8-6 by Swiss; men lose 7-5 to Canada
Men's skeleton: Kristan Bromley 8th & Dom Parsons 10th for GB
GB's Chemmy Alcott 23rd in women's super-G
We are underway in the final session of the men's skeleton with the guys at the back of the field kicking things off.
Great Britain's Dominic Parsons sits in ninth, with compatriot Kristan Bromley just behind in 10th.
You can watch all the action on the BBC Red Button and right here on the website of course.
Rob Hodgetts
BBC Sport in Sochi
Tonight, I shall mostly be watching men in baggy suits made of ironing board covers launch themselves off the side of a mountain, fly through the air in a manner acceptable to some other men sitting in a big tower, and land as far away as possible, in as stylish a fashion as they can muster. It's called ski jumping, and it's the men's large hill competition at the oil refinery…sorry, RusSki Gorki Jumping Centre. The first round starts at 17:30 GMT. Come fly with me.
Great Britain skip Eve Muirhead looks very stern as she watches Switzerland throw down their final stone of the fifth end. It has not been the best of starts for the British women, but Muirhead takes a one with her last effort to reduce the deficit to 3-2 at the halfway stage.
Image source, @jotannithJoTannith:, external My nine-year-old Archie, inspired by the amazing skeleton bob team!
Remember, you can use the 'Get Inspired' section of the BBC Sport website to find information about how you can take up any of the exciting winter sports you have seen in Sochi.
As we count down to Great Britain's Lizzie Yarnold receiving her skeleton gold in about half an hour, let's have a glance at the latest medal table...
Russian officials say Olympic skicross racer Maria Komissarova has undergone a successful six-hour operation on her broken and dislocated spine following a training accident.
Mikhail Verzeba, a spokesman for the Russian freestyle ski federation, says Komissarova fractured the 12th dorsal vertebrae in her lower-middle back and had emergency surgery Saturday. Komissarova was brought to a hospital near the Rosa Khutor Extreme Park and the decision was made to operate there instead of transporting her down the mountain.
The 23-year-old Komissarova was practicing for next Friday's contest on a sunny morning on the 1,200-meter course, which has nine banked turns and 25 jumps.
Nick Hope
BBC Sport at the Olympic sliding centre in Sochi
"So with one run to go home favourite Alexander Tretiakov holds a commanding 0.54 second advantage over Latvia's Martins Dukurs and huge 2.26 second lead over USA's John Daly in third.
"Tretiakov won bronze in Vancouver four years ago and a cynic may say that all that extra ice-time the Russians have had has helped his cause somewhat.
"Only top 20 of 27-strong field are through to the fourth and final run, but Great Britain's Dom Parsons and Kristan Bromley are safe in ninth and 10th respectively."
Skeleton gold medallist Lizzy Yarnold on Twitter:, external "I'm about to receive my Olympic medal, and it's the very best colour. Dreams really do come true."
Switzerland had scored two in the second end to take a 2-1 lead, after Great Britain had taken an early lead. The Swiss then extended their advantage to 3-1 after three ends, but there is still a long way to go.
BBC Sport curling commentator Steve Cram said: "Great Britain need to up their game. It has been a little bit inconsistent from both teams so far."
Ollie Williams
BBC Sport at the Shayba Arena
"The US defeats Russia in one of the great Olympic hockey shoot-outs, prolonging mentions of the miracle on ice until at least next week."
Colin Bryce
Former GB bobsledder on BBC TV
Image source, Getty Images"Kristan Bromley is known as 'Doctor Ice', as he has a PhD in aeronautical engineering. He is a bright boy, no doubt. He will be happy with his run."
British sliders Dominic Parsons and Kristan Bromley qualify for the fourth and final run of the men's skeleton.
Parsons is ninth, with Bromley one position further back ahead of the last run, which will begin at 16:15 GMT.
Russia's Alexander Tretiakov is in gold medal position and he will start run four with a 0.54 seconds advantage over Latvia's Martins Dukurs. Two Americans could be fighting for the bronze as John Daly is only 0.04secs behind Matthew Antoine, who is currently third.
Parsons is 3.13 behind Tretiakov, with Bromley a further 0.03secs further back. The top 20 competitors move into the fourth run.
Anna Thompson
BBC Sport in Sochi
Image source, BBC Sport"It's about 20C in the Olympic Park and here is the stage in the medals plaza where Lizzy Yarnold will receive her gold medal at about 16:30 GMT. You can see the poles where the Union Flag will be held aloft and where God Save the Queen will be played.
"Yarnold said she was not sure how she will react when she finally receives the medal. And in a perfect bit of symmetry, it will be IOC vice-president Sir Craig Reedie, who presented Amy Williams with her gold four years ago, who has the honour again."
Clare Balding
BBC Sport presenter
"If you want to see Lizzy Yarnold get her gold medal and cry a bit as the flag goes up and the national anthem plays, join us at 4.30pm on BBC Two."
Some reaction after USA defeat Russia in a shootout in the men's ice hockey.
Mr Ree:, external What a shoot out! WHAT A SHOOT OUT! Shame it had to end, but get that in football. Seriously. Absolutely gripping.
Chris Evans:, external Finally deadlock broken. We've witnessed something special here. Hopefully a repeat of that for the final please.
Jamie Smyth:, external Great way to spend a Saturday afternoon and a great game. Top class hockey on HD TV, can't beat it.
Image source, APPoland's Zbigniew Brodka wins Winter Olympic gold in the men's speed skating 1500m in dramatic fashion.
Brodka and Koen Verweij of the Netherlands both cross the line in one minute 45 seconds, but the Polish skater is adjudged to have recorded a quicker time by 0.003 of a second.
It is Poland's first Winter Olympic medal of any colour in long track speed skating in the 1500m.
Nick Hope
BBC Sport at the Olympic sliding centre in Sochi
"I'm telling you, ask any journalist in this room at the sliding centre what's going on in the men's skeleton and they wouldn't have a clue - they were all watching the ice hockey!
"For the record GB's Dom Parsons is ninth and Kristan Bromley is 10th at the moment with one run to go."
Steve Cram
BBC Sport curling commentator
"Not the best of first ends from either side with a few errant shots, but nevertheless, Great Britain get the steal and it's 1-0."
Image source, EmpicsLee Savery:, external That was incredible from TJ Oshie. What a match that was.
Hamish Livingstone:, external Oshie v Russia, Oshie wins.
Geoff Winslow:, external It was always going to be THE game of the Olympic ice hockey championship, and it certainly lived up to that billing!
If these two teams reach the final and produce a spectacle like that in a gold-medal battle then everyone will be happy. What a game. That match was good enough to grace any EA Sports Hockey game played on a 1990s teenager's Sega Mega Drive.