Maybe, just maybe, Andrew Musgrave can add to that GB total.

He was second at one stage in the 30km skiathlon earlier this week before he finished an impressive seventh - the highest ever finish for a GB cross country skier at the Olympics.

A little later today, 'Muzzy' will battle for the medals in the cross country skiing 15km freestyle. He will compete alongside GB team-mates Andrew Young and Callum Smith.

Catch them in action from 06:00 GMT.

It has taken us seven days before we could put Great Britain on this graphic, but there they are now, courtesy of Dom Parsons' bronze in the men's skeleton earlier today.

A total of 59 athletes go in this second run of the ladies' slalom and the medals will be handed out in the next hour. Bizarrely, the top 30 go, in reverse order to settle the medals, before the last 29 get going after that.

Switzerland's Wendy Holdener is first after run one, Sweden's Frida Hansdotter and Anna Swenn Larsson are second and third respectively with American Mikaela Shiffrin, the giant slalom champion, in fourth.

Charlie Guest of Great Britain is 42nd after the opening run, but fellow Brit Alex Tilley was one of 19 to not complete her first run.

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Every competitor gave it their all, two fell to the snow as they crossed the line and Lindsey Jacobellis led early on, but missed out on a medal.

After all that carnage, Italian Michela Moioli took the glory, as you can see with the video below.

Other gold medals coming up today...

• 04:15-0515: Alpine skiing - women's slalom
• 06:00-07:50: Cross country skiing - men's 15km free
• 11:00-12:20: Freestyle skiing - women's aerials
• 11:00-12:30: Speed skating - women's 5,000m final

We are live on BBC One with the women's slalom, while we have ice hockey action as the USA take on Slovakia on the BBC Red Button.

James Stevenson: Sensational women’s #SnowboardCross, external final. No fallers and all came down to the finish. Exactly what you want in an #olympics, external final.

Matt Rush: Julia Pereira De Sousa Mabileau is an olympic silver medalist at age 16. Amazing, hats off to her fantastic racing.

Steve Summers: Congratulations to @michimoioli, external for winning the Women's Snowboard Cross at the #WinterOlympics, external. Such a thrilling final! One of the highlights of the whole #WinterOlympics, external!

Today was a day the Parsons family will never, ever forget.

What a moment for his parents - their son is an Olympic bronze medallist.

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Just joining us? You have missed a great morning of Winter Olympics action. These are the headlines.

• Great Britain win their first medal of the Games and their first in the men's skelton for 70 years as Dom Parsons takes bronze. South Korea's Yun Sungbin wins the second gold for the hosts, with OAR athlete Nikita Tregubov finishing two hundredths of a second ahead of Parsons.
• Austria's Matthias Mayer wins the men's super G gold medal.
• Michela Moioli of Italy takes victory in the ladies' snowboard cross final, but American Lindsey Jacobellis misses out on a medal and comes fourth.

Austria's Matthias Mayer produces a brilliant run to win the men's super G with Beat Feuz of Switzerland second and defending champion Kjetil Jansrud of Norway third.

Ed Leigh
Snowboarding commentator on BBC TV

They've given everything they have got to this course.

Michela Moioli is limping but celebrating. That was as intense as sport gets.

That was one of the closest races of all time, and not just in women's snowboard cross.

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Michela Moioli of Italy is now in charge.

Jacobellis is leading.

BBC Red Button

Six go, one winner. BBC Red Button right now. Lindsey Jacobellis is one of them. Eva Samkova of Czech Republic is the reigning champion.

More quotes from bronze medallist Dom Parsons, who has been talking to BBC Sport's Nick Hope.

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Bad news for Mr T.

America have taken a hiding in the latest matches in the men's round robin curling with a 10-4 loss to Sweden, who face Great Britain later on today at 11:05 GMT.

Norway have also beaten hosts South Korea 7-5 and Denmark claimed a 6-4 win over Italy.

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It may be the early hours of the morning in the UK but there's a lot of love for our Olympic bronze medallist.

Kelly Sarah Lucy Bone: Totally staying up until gone 3.00am in the morning to see @TeamGB, external first medal of the #WinterOlympics, external#PyeongChang2018, external#bbcolympics, external was so so worth it, well done Dom Parsons.

Tracey Allan: Think I woke up my whole building when I let out a throat-ripping "no" when @domparsons, external seemed to have missed out. Amazing drama for that #Bronze, external Now, time for a large tea to soothe that throat rip.

Colin Smith: Screaming in silent at @domparsons, external getting bronze. Don't wanna wake people up in house.

It's all smiles from Shelley Rudman and Dom Parsons, both now Olympic medallists!

Rudman won women's skeleton silver at Turin 2006, and Parsons now joins her with his bronze from Pyeongchang.

Image source, Shelley Rudman

One of the best and most surprising aspects of this Winter Olympics is the fact Mr T, he of the A-Team and Rocky III fame, has repeatedly tweeted his love of curling.

It would have been great if he had flown out to South Korea to watch the event in person, but, then again, he ain't getting on no plane!

See his latest curling-related tweet below (BBC Sport app users may need to click on the link to see his tweet.)

This is the match from yesterday that he is talking about, which you can watch below.

A chance for redemption for Lindsey Jacobellis. She was leading, but finishes in second, although that is enough to get into the final.

She has not won a Winter Olympics gold and for 12 years has been haunted by the 2006 final, when some showboating cost her a gold medal and had to settle for silver.

In the next half hour, she will aim to banish those demons.