Summary

  • REPLAY: Figure Skating on Red Button (replays continue till 23:59 GMT) - press play button to watch

  • Dutch speed skater Ireen Wust triumphs

  • Biathlon golds for German Laura Dahlmeier & France's Martin Fourcade

  • GB's Aimee Fuller 17th in slopestyle final affected by strong winds

Live Reporting

Tom Rostance

  1. Biathlon: Men's 12.5k pursuit

    Any one of the top five can win this - maybe even further back. Into the range they come, they'll be standing this time. Bigger target.

  2. 'A nightmare Games'

    Biathlon: Men's 12.5k pursuit

    Rob Walker
    Commentator on BBC TV

    Johannes Thingnes Boe is having a nightmare Games so far. He will definitely not get a medal in this event. He has another two events to come in the Olympics and he is a class act so we cannot write him off.

    Look at that, Germany one, two and four. Tarjei Boe is doing his best to make sure there is at least one Norwegian in the podium.

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  4. Men's 12.5km pursuit

    Arnd Peiffer has a 9.2 second lead, team-mate Erik Lesser is now second.

    Julian Eberhard, who had that one miss, drops to seventh. The top five have not missed a single target.

  5. Men's 12.5km pursuit

    Into the range once more.

    Adjusting the sights because of the wind, Peiffer and Eberhard lie down. Eberhard misses one, Peiffer is clean again. He will open up a bit of a lead now.

    PeifferGetty Images

  6. Men's 12.5km pursuit

    Still three visits to the range for these men. Any, or every, miss will prove crucial.

  7. 'How about that?'

    Biathlon: Men's 12.5k pursuit

    Rob Walker
    Commentator on BBC TV

    Arnd Peiffer has shot clean! How about that? Germany are sat in second, third and fourth. Great work from the German's.

    Tarjei Boe also shot clean and my word, he needed that. All of the top seven shot clean which is very good.

  8. Men's 12.5km pursuit

    The top seven all shot clean - Arnd Peiffer is now narrowly second behind Julian Eberhard. Those two have a 12-second cushion on the rest.

  9. 'Big foot'

    British snowboarder Katie Ormerod had surgery on the right heel she fractured in training which ruled her out of the Winter Olympics.

    Jamie Nicholls, who failed to qualify for the slopestyle final, will compete in the Big Air event later this week.

    .@jamienichollsuk

  10. Men's 12.5km pursuit

    Leader Arnd Peiffer hits all five of his targets - nailed it!

  11. Men's 12.5km pursuit

    The drone footage of this biathlon circuit is stunning under floodlights. Here come the leaders in to the range for the first time.

  12. Men's 12.5km pursuit

    Johannes Thingnes Bo of Norway was one of the favourites, but he starts in 31st place, a minute and 13 seconds back.

    That will take some doing - but if he hits every single target you never know.

  13. ICYMI

    Women's biathlon pursuit

    Laura Dahlmeier became the first person to win an Olympic sprint-pursuit biathlon double after winning the women's 10km pursuit in Pyeongchang a little earlier on.

  14. Away we go!

    Men's 12.5km pursuit

    And they're off!

  15. Men's 12.5km pursuit (12:00 GMT)

    All set for the men's biathlon pursuit.

    Remember, winner of the sprint event, Arnd Peiffer, has a four-second lead at the start. Whoever finishes first, wins gold. Every time you miss a target you have to do a penalty 150m lap of the track.

    The shooting is absolutely pivotal.

  16. Turn nine on the track is causing all sorts of problems...

  17. ''Still seeing mistakes'

    Luge: Women's singles run one

    John Jackson
    Two-time Olympic bobsledder on BBC TV

    That's the conclusion of run one in the women's luge. Germany's Natalie Geisenberger currently leads the pack with a time of 46.245 seconds - with compatriot Tatjana Huefner in third. The two Canadians Alex Gough and Kimberley Mcrae are sandwiched either side.

    "The women have slightly less speed in the track so it makes it a little bit easier for them than the men but we are still seeing mistakes. It's that same corner which is causing most of the problems.

    "All of the top sliders will be happy to have got one in the bag and show that they can run the track without making mistakes because we saw that with the men yesterday."

  18. Kingsbury aims for moguls success

    Men's Moguls Finals

    The men's moguls finals get underway at 12:00 and we will know the champion around 13:20 or so.

    Final 1 features 20 athletes, the bottom eight are then eliminated and the remaining 12 go in Final 2 before the top six athletes compete for the medals in Final 3.

    The favourite is Canada's Mikael Kingsbury, who finished top of Qualifying 1 on Friday to go straight through to Final 1.

    Kingsbury won silver in Sochi and has been the dominant figure in the sport over the past few years.

    Mikael KingsburyGetty Images

  19. Medals coming up

    • 12:00-12:55: Biathlon - men's 12.5km pursuit
    • 12:00-13:40: Freestyle skiing - men's moguls
    • 12:30-14:10: Speed skating - women's 1500m
    • 12:50-14:20: Ski jumping - women's normal hill individual final

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