Summary

  • 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

Live Reporting

Tom Rostance

  1. 'I don't want her to make mistakes'

    Women's 500m

    Sarah Lindsay
    Three-time Olympic short track speed skater on BBC TV

    A medal will be good news for the sport but for Elise Christie, as long as she performs the best she can, she will take confidence.

    I just don't want her to make any mistakes because then she will be disappointed and that will affect her confidence going into the next races.

    If she puts everything out there and gets second by taking a risk, she'd be happier than if she sat behind and just cruised into getting a safe Olympic medal.

  2. 'It's important she stays relaxed'

    Women's 500m

    Wilf O’Reilly MBE
    Former British short track speed skater on BBC TV

    Elise Christie is looking good. She had a slight slip on the first corner in the semi-final and maybe panicked a little bit but she then cruised along smoothly behind her.

    She has always been on the number one start lane but she will now have the fourth start position.

    But she has such a good start so we need to pray she doesn't get squashed in. It's important she stays relaxed. She doesn't need to panic or take any unnecessary risks.

    I'm certainly confident she will get a medal, gain from that and take confidence into the next distance.

  3. It's only a game...

  4. 'Tonight could mean divorce!'

    Women's 500m

    Nick HopeBBC Sport

    Who will win gold?

    It’s more than just GB vs Korea - but this married couple, who met in Sheffield, have divided loyalties!

    “Tonight could mean divorce,” they joke.

  5. All quiet on the ice at the moment. How are we all holding up?

  6. 'It's such a roller coaster'

    Women's 500m

    Chemmy Alcott
    Four-time Olympic alpine ski racer on BBC TV

    Elise Christie came back because she loves it. She didn't come back just to prove a point. You can only work so hard at a sport this dangerous if you love it. It's such a roller coaster.

  7. There are five skaters in the final, not four. Does that mean a collision is more likely?

  8. 'It will be interesting'

    Women's 500m

    Sarah Lindsay
    Three-time Olympic short track speed skater on BBC TV

    Elise Christie is fast off the start so hopefully she can get into second or third. Nobody will sit there and settle. It will be really interesting.

  9. Ten minutes to go

    Women's 500m

    Elise ChristieGetty Images

    GB have have won 11 gold medals in the history of the winter Olympics.*

    Can Elise Christie make it a dozen?

    She goes at 12:09 GMT

    (No pressure, no pressure)

    *One of those was given in the summer apparently

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  11. More medals to be won

    Luge: Women's singles

    John Jackson
    Two-time Olympic bobsledder on BBC TV

    Here we go, the top 20 women's lugers in reverse order about to start in the next five minutes. The second medals to be won at the Olympic Sliding Centre in Pyeongchang.

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    Helen Honeybun: Shoved my mum forward at the Tesco queue after watching the speed skating relay.

    We like your commitment to the cause Helen but try not to cause any damage...

  13. Women's 500m

    Five athletes are in the final, not four, with two semi-finalists banned.

    So as it stands Sofia Prosvirnova is due to race against herself to determine the fact that she will finish sixth overall.

    Presumably they won't bother...

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  15. Time to make history?

    Women's 500m

    Elise Christie is going through an intensive warm up somewhere in the bowels of the arena. This is her moment.

    A reminder that GB have won one medal in short track speed skating.

    Nicky Gooch took bronze in 1994.

    Nicky GoochGetty Images

  16. 20 minutes to go

    Women's 500m

    Will Elise Christie win a medal?

    We find out at 12:09 GMT.

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    Jack Cow: 5000m relay short track is almost hypnotic to watch. The changeover is like watching an optical illusion.

    Dom Breslin: Fingers crossed for Elise Christie. Very unlucky in Sochi, would be a worthy Olympic Champion.

    Jess: Short Track Skate Relay races are crazy

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  19. Cross-Country Skiing

    Women's sprint classic

    Sweden's Stina NilssonGetty Images

    Sweden's Stina Nilsson clocked 3:10.90 to safely progress to the semi-finals with the fastest time.

    Nilsson had earlier topped the time sheets at 3:08.74 in the time trial qualifiers over the 1176m course.

    Defending champion Maiken Caspersen Falla from Norway is also safely through after winning her heat in 3:11.98.

    The pair will go head-to-head in the first semi-final at 11.55, with the second following swiftly after at 12.00.

    The final takes place at 12:35.

  20. Curling

    Canada 6-2 Switzerland

    Looking good for Canada in the mixed doubles.

    This is for GOLD.

    Canada mixed doubles curlingReuters