Summary

  • REPLAY: Men's Ice Hockey - Sweden v Germany on Red Button and at the top of this page (replays continue until 01:00 GMT) - use play button to watch

  • Lizzy Yarnold & Laura Deas third & fourth respectively after skeleton heats

  • GB's men curlers lose 8-6 against Sweden

  • Esmee Visser takes speed skating gold

  • Earlier, GB win first medal of Games as Dom Parsons takes bronze in skeleton

  • Mikaela Shiffrin misses out on gold in women's slalom

Live Reporting

Amy Lofthouse and Michael Emons

  1. Today's medals up for grabs

    Gold, gold, gold. There are 102 golds to be won in this Winter Olympics, with seven of them handed out today.

    • 00:30-03:10: Skeleton - men's final
    • 01:00-02:00 & 04:15-0515: Alpine skiing - women's slalom
    • 02:00-04:10: Alpine skiing - men's super-G
    • 03:15-04:15: Snowboarding - women's snowboard cross finals
    • 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

  2. Watch the best of day six

    Miss any of yesterday's action?

    No need to panic as we have you covered. Watch the best of the action from day six of the Winter Olympics with our Winter Olympics Playlist video below.

  3. Get Involved

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    Excitement is really starting to build for the culmination of the men's skeleton. If you've got no need to be up early tomorrow, don't go to bed!

    Louise: The Skeleton is gonna be a massive stress to watch hope @domparsons can get our first medal on the board

    Jodie: Simply can not possibly go to bed until I've seen this race! IM SO EXCITED!! Who needs sleep?

    As always we need you to get involved, so send us your jokes, comments, pictures and attempts at recreating the events in your front lounge. Get involved via the hashtag #bbcolympics

  4. Getting ready

    Skeleton: Men's heats three and four

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    Our commentary team on the ground in Pyeongchang are making their final preparations ahead of the start of today's skeleton action.

    Can Dom Parsons win Team GB's first medal of these Games in the men's event?

    We are live on BBC One from 00:10 GMT.

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  5. 'A little bit more in the bag'

    Skeleton: Men's heat three (00:30 GMT)

    Let's hear from the man in question.

    "It's really close," said Dom Parsons. "A small mistake down the track and you can lose a couple of tenths of a second and that's a few spots. Except for Yun Sung-bin, obviously. He's smashing it.

    "There is a little bit more in the bag and hopefully I can put down another two good runs and just inch ahead of Martins - that's the goal."

  6. Parsons slides into medal contention

    Skeleton: Men's heat three (00:30 GMT)

    So, let's start with Great Britain's great hope.

    Dom Parsons put himself in contention to win Great Britain's first medal of the 2018 Winter Olympics at the halfway stage of the men's skeleton.

    The 30-year-old is fourth, 0.03 seconds behind Latvia's Martins Dukurs after setting a combined time of one minute 41.26 seconds in Pyeongchang.

    South Korea's Yun Sung-bin leads on 1:40.35, with Nikita Tregubov, an Olympic Athlete from Russia, second with another Briton, Jerry Rice, in 12th.

    Watch highlights from yesterday as Parsons puts himself in medal contention.

  7. Welcome back

    Hello and welcome along to BBC Sport's coverage of day seven of the 2018 Winter Olympics from Pyeongchang, South Korea.

    I'm Michael Emons and thanks for joining us for what could be a great day for Team GB.

    Feeling sleepy? Get yourself a coffee and get yourself comfortable in front of the television. Today is one of those times to stay up a bit later than normal.

  8. Can Team GB pick up their first medal?

    Before the Winter Olympics started, it was hoped that the British team could achieve something they had never done at a single Games and pick up five medals.

    Well, six days have come and gone and Team GB are yet to make their mark on the medal table.

    Elise ChristieGetty Images

    But hopes are high that Dom Parsons can get Britain up and running today. He is fourth at the halfway point of the men's skeleton and faces a potentially life-changing day in the event today.

    Can he do it? Let's hope so.

    Dom ParsonsGetty Images