The worst thing you can do at the Winter Olympics is say you like Winnie the Pooh. Japan's Yuzuru Hany may regret mentioning that.

Next thing you know, after you've just given it all in your figure skating routine, you get dozens of them thrown on to the ice.

Just what do you do with them all? One of so many questions to be asked.

Watch the bizarre scenes with our video below.

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Our next gold medal today is going to come in the men's 15km free in cross-country skiing, with the action getting going from 06:00 GMT.

Does your knowledge on cross-country skiing need a bit of a brush up? No problem.

Watch our handy 30-second guide to find out how it works and who to look out for at the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang.

Into the third period in the ice hockey, between the United States and Slovakia. And it's getting feisty.

Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang

Another day, another trip to the beautiful cross country course in Alpensia. And it's here that Britain has a real medal chance in Andrew Musgrave.

The 27-year-old was born in Poole, raised in Scotland and now lives in Norway - where cross country is the national sport.

He's already made history at the Games with a brilliant seventh-place finish in the 30km skiathlon - the best result by a Briton in an Olympic cross country event.

"Hopefully I'll be in the fight for the victory in the 15km. It's a completely different race when it's the individual start and I tend to do a little bit better at that," he said.

Robin Cousins
Olympic gold medallist figure skater on BBC TV

My hands are shaking, my whole body is shaking. That was absolutely glorious and faultless.

Nobody really knew what shape he was in except for himself. He knew what he was capable of.

Every single detail was on the money with every note of the music. He is an ethereal being on the ice.

Two very contrasting paces of sport for you across the BBC at the moment. The peaceful beauty of the figure skating on BBC One or the fast, frantic and action-packed ice hockey on BBC Red Button. The choice is yours.

We have all enjoyed the performances of Dom Parsons as he won bronze for Britain in the men's skeleton.

But the home fans were cheering as well as South Korea took their second gold of the Games. Watch as Yun Sung-bin sets a track record in his final run as the home favourite wins gold in the men's skeleton by a huge margin of 1.63secs.

BBC One

We have some figure skating in the men's single skating short program for you to enjoy on BBC One now. The top 24 move into medal contention tomorrow.

Some ice hockey from the men's preliminary round clash between USA and Slovakia is our Red Button feature.

Matt Chilton
Commentator on BBC TV

There are lots of Swedish fans here and they have been rewarded. Frida Hansdotter has so often been runner up to Mikaela Shiffrin at World Cup races but she finally gets her moment in the spotlight.

I don't think she can quite believe it. She looks absolutely shell-shocked.

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Alistair Williams: Bronze for Galli, brilliant brilliant brilliant Kathi Gallhuber! Congrats Frida Hansdottir & Wendy Holdener, great slalom race

Rob Grimwood: Ahhhhhhh Shiffrin! Unlucky, beaten by 2 incredible runs from Hansdotter, Holdener and Gallhuber. Fair play

Her team-mate Anna Swenn Larsson wasted her chance of chance, but Sweden's Frida Hansdotter makes no mistakes to lead the slalom. She shrieks in delight. She has a silver, maybe a gold.

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Anna Swenn Larsson of Sweden was third fastest out of the first run, but she is now third with two to come. Anxious moments for her. Mikaela Shiffrin stays second, Katharina Gallhuber is now guaranteed a medal.

But there is no gold for Mikaela Shiffrin. She finishes eight hundredths of a second behind Austria's Katharina Gallhuber. Three to come so the Austrian is still sweating on whether she is going to pick up a medal.

Four left, next up is American Mikaela Shiffrin, giant slalom gold medallist yesterday.

Six to come and it is Austria in first, Austria in second and Austria in three.

Three gold medals so far this Games for the Austrians.

Matt Chilton
Commentator on BBC TV

The racers are having to ignore the wind, and not let it distract them from the task at hand.

The course is deteriorating and there's a rut under foot.

The wind is forcing a course hold at the top. We have to hope this wind dies down.

Ninth quickest after the first run, but Austrian Katharina Gallhuber has just set down the challenge with a storming second run.

She is currently more than a second and a half quicker than any of the other finishers so far, Now, all she can do is watch, wait and hope.

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Over in the ice hockey, it is currently 1-1 in the match between the United States and Slovakia in the second period.

However, it is very much a weakened USA team as the National Hockey League, the top men's league in the world, has refused to allow its players to compete in the Winter Olympics. That's somewhere between 150-180 players stopped from competing on the world's biggest stage, although the United States are hardest hit.

The time difference between Korea and North America means many of the games are being played in the middle of the night for US audiences and the NHL felt it was not right to put their league on hold for three weeks and allow its players to go to Pyeongchang.

"I hate politics in general and it's become part of sports obviously," US assistant coach Chris Chelios told BBC Sport in Pyeongchang. "But what an opportunity for these guys. I'm just as happy. Now this is their time to shine and they'll never forget this."

Have a look at our feature video below to find out how a lack of NHL players will affect the USA team.

Some more reaction to Dom Parsons' bronze medal in the men's skeleton.

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Matt Chilton
Commentator on BBC TV

The course was rough in the first run but it's getting rougher, it does chew up quite quickly.

The courses were holding up when we had the really cold temperatures but now it's a lot warmer.

BBC One right now is the place to go to watch along, or you can watch the feed by pressing the play button at the top of this page.