Watch: Men's combined downhill replay
GB's Elise Christie crashes out in short-track speed skating final
Christie left in tears. Italy's Arianna Fontana wins gold
US teenager Chloe Kim claims halfpipe title
Marcel Hirscher wins first Olympic gold in men's combined
Kjeld Nuis wins speed skating gold for dominant Dutch
Norway's Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo and Sweden's Stina Nilsson claim sprint classic gold
Women's halfpipe final
Jenny Jones
2014 Olympic bronze medallist snowboarder on BBC TV
As an athlete I'd like to play it safe on my first run. Especially knowing you have three runs, a safe run can do everything for your mojo and your mindset, so that when you go into your second run you can think 'yes, I have a solid run down and now I can go for it'.
Women's halfpipe final
We're in the early stages, with riders going on reverse order of their qualification. American Kelly Clark leads with a score of 76.25. Decent, but is unlikely to remain in the top three. The halfpipe is a brilliant tube of white that reflects the bright sunshine. There's no hint of that bad weather that plagued the slopestyle yesterday.
Image source, ReutersWomen's halfpipe final
Kim's parents moved to the US before she was born. She featured in a TV advertisement during this year's Super Bowl, which gives you an idea of her profile in the States.
Women's halfpipe final
Chloe Kim's parents are from South Korea, so any success will probably be greeted as a home win by the crowd. Four years ago, aged only 13, she did enough to qualify for the Sochi Games, but wasn't old enough to compete. She and megastar Shaun White are the only snowboarders to be awarded a score of a perfect 100.
Women's halfpipe final
If you're not familiar with the halfpipe, the 12 competitors will be judged on the tricks produced on the 160m course. They each get three runs, with their best score counting on the leaderboard.
Women's halfpipe final
Tim Warwood
Snowboarding commentator on BBC TV
She's the Lewis Hamilton, the Roger Federer, the Neymar of ladies' halfpipe. She's brilliant, she's dominating here but, more importantly, she's having a lot of fun.
The performances just come with enjoying her snowboarding - you can see the way she rides, she just loves it. Her parents are Korean and I think the Koreans will celebrate any success here today as if it's their own. She's enjoying this, which means she can ride with style and passion.
The 17-year-old bossed it in qualifying yesterday, leading us to think that the American is nailed on for gold and the rest are riding for the minor medals.
If you missed it, this is what she pulled off on the halfpipe...
The bronze-medal curling match has reached the halfway point just in time for the women's halfpipe final to get under way.
Quite simply, this one is all about Chloe Kim...
Image source, ReutersMixed curling bronze medal match: OAR 5-2 Norway
Almost match defining. OAR's Anastasia Bryzgalova attempted to come left to right, around three Norwegian guards, trying to nudge the sole Norwegian stone from the target. If she'd succeeded, it could have been five points, but instead it was only two. Still, a healthy lead for Not Russia at the halfway point. They are close to the bronze medal.
OAR 3-2 Norway
Steve Cram
Curling commentator on BBC TV
This, for me, is a crucial moment.
As the competition has gone on we have seen less and less big risks taken. Anyone who gets a two or three shot lead is in a pretty good position...
Mixed curling bronze medal match: OAR 3-2 Norway
With a stone each to go in the fourth end, there are four OAR bricks on the dancefloor. Big moment...
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Dean Welsh: With the OAR Mixed Curling team being a married couple, when they clean their house, how fast do the floors get swept?
Men's combined
If you're staying awake for the men's combined, hoping that the wind won't spoil the action, you could be satisfied. We're hearing that the bad weather that has caused two days of skiing to be postponed is behaving itself today. If it holds, the first alpine skiing of the Games will begin at 02:30.
Mixed curling bronze medal match: OAR 3-2 Norway
...just the two, but the Norwegians are back in it. Compelling stuff this. I mean, the pace and cerebral nature of curling is perfectly suited to late-night viewing. A bit like snooker. Or Newsnight.
Mixed curling bronze medal match: OAR 3-0 Norway
Drama. OAR's Anastasia Bryzgalova takes a tumble as she slides backwards. She's OK, except maybe for wounded pride. A nervous smile, but her team are in trouble in this end. Norway could get three stones...
Image source, Getty ImagesMixed curling bronze medal match: OAR 3-0 Norway
Norway's Kristin Skaslien is making a din. Her shouting is echoing around the arena as partner Magnus Nedregotten gets the arms pumping. By the time he's slid down the ice, there's sweat on his brow. Norway with the hammer in this end, one stone each left. They are in good shape, too. Could get two stones...
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Image source, @Suzanneshender1Mixed curling bronze medal match: OAR 3-0 Norway
Not Russia have taken charge of this one, picking up another stone in the second end, despite some furious sweeping by the Norwegians. With these mixed matches only lasting for eights ends, it's a long way from 3-0 down after two.
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Jackie Lockhart
Four-time Olympic curler on BBC TV
Mixed doubles curling was introduced for PyeongChang 2018, but how has the debut gone?
The shot making and the skills that you need to play in this mixed doubles format, people may have felt initially that it was a bit gimmicky, but the shot levels required make it very interesting to watch and I think it's here to stay.