'Nice drop!'published at 07:11 GMT 17 February 2018
South Korea 7-5 Great Britain
Logan Gray
Former Scottish curler on BBC TV
That's a nice drop! Very good shot there from Kyle Waddell. It will probably go back to cat and mouse again now.
Summary
REPLAY: Women's Super G final on Red Button and at the top of this page (replays continue until 23:59 GMT) - use play button to watch
GB's Lizzy Yarnold wins skeleton gold and Laura Deas bronze
Yarnold defends title to win GB's first gold of the 2018 Games
Izzy Atkin wins slopestyle bronze
GB's most successful day in Winter Olympic history
Elise Christie has X-rays after crashing out of short-track semi-finals
GB women curlers beat Canada but lose to South Korea
'Nice drop!'published at 07:11 GMT 17 February 2018
Postpublished at 07:10 GMT 17 February 2018
South Korea 7-5 Great Britain
"It's good, boys," says Kyle Waddell as he swirls a stone past the guard and plonks it on top of a Korean red to start the eighth end.
'Dug themselves out of a hole'published at 07:09 GMT 17 February 2018
South Korea 7-5 Great Britain
Steve Cram
Curling commentator on BBC TVBritain dug themselves out of a huge hole then. They have a lot of work to do still but they have given themselves a chance!
That could have gone horribly wrong but they had confidence to play it and confidence to secure it.
'Hopefully it spurs them on'published at 07:09 GMT 17 February 2018
South Korea 7-5 Great Britain
Logan Gray
Former Scottish curler on BBC TVIt's nice to see a big reaction from Britain as they got excited. That works for this team and hopefully it will spur them on in the last few ends.
BBC Coveragepublished at 07:08 GMT 17 February 2018
BBC TwoIf you want to watch the curling with your early morning coffee - and honestly, why wouldn't you? - then stick the telly over to BBC Two.
If ice hockey is your bag, then there's a stream of that right at the top of this page.
GB battle backpublished at 07:06 GMT 17 February 2018
South Korea 7-5 Great Britain
There's two tasty Korean stones that have taken up residence right in the centre of the house, with a GB stone nestled right on top of it.
Britain have the hammer and there's a long deliberation, before skip Kyle Smith whizzes down the final stone... oh, and what a shot that is! Red Korean stones go flying, and Britain snaffle themselves two points.
Atkin wins bronze for GBpublished at 07:04 GMT 17 February 2018
If you're just joining us, then good news! Britain have got another medal.
Izzy Atkin, on her Olympic debut, has claimed women's ski slopestyle bronze.
It's Britain's first Olympic medal on skis, and means the Brits have won medals on snow at consecutive Winter Games.
'Need to be winning'published at 07:02 GMT 17 February 2018
South Korea 7-3 Great Britain
Steve Cram
Curling commentator on BBC TVYou can argue Great Britain have played three of the toughest teams and they are certainly capable of beating the other teams.
Britain should be beating South Korea though. They need to be winning these games.
What's happened this morning?published at 07:00 GMT 17 February 2018
While you've been sleeping...
- Japan's Yuzuru Hanyu became the first man since 1952 to defend a Winter Olympics single figure skating gold medal
- Lindsey Vonn mised out on a medal as Czech Ester Ledecka claimed a 0.01 second victory in the women's super G
- Great Britain's women curlers beat Denmark 7-6 to go second in the table
Postpublished at 07:00 GMT 17 February 2018
Roaring is a push. It's too early for me and one of my colleagues has cracked into a curry that I can still smell.
But still, onwards and upwards. Morning! Here's what's happened overnight...
Postpublished at 06:58 GMT 17 February 2018
Right, I'm out of here. Amy Lofthouse has come roaring into the seat opposite and will talk you through the remainder of the day.
curling 'Incredibly challenging'published at 06:54 GMT 17 February 2018
South Korea 7-3 Great Britain
Steve Cram
Curling commentator on BBC TVOh no! This has now become incredibly challenging. Britain are now four shots down. To make matters even worse, they will have the hammer in the seventh and the ninth.
curling Britain further behindpublished at 06:53 GMT 17 February 2018
South Korea 7-3 Great Britain
Right now, Great Britain are getting a pasting from the weakest team in the competition. Kyle Smith's final stone cannons into the Korean guard, leaving the home side to pick up to more points. Rude words come from the British team. You can't help but feel that their Games are on the line right here.
curling 'We don't want to be in the papers'published at 06:49 GMT 17 February 2018
South Korea 5-3 Great Britain
Steve Cram
Curling commentator on BBC TVWe don't want to be in the papers for all the wrong reasons today... South Korea beating Great Britain in the curling.
Too many errors in shots at the moment - and in important ones.
curling 'Won't take risks'published at 06:47 GMT 17 February 2018
South Korea 5-3 Great Britain
Logan Gray
Former Scottish curler on BBC TVTeams will try to make games really close. They won't take too many risks. They will try and take some easy shots to get some confidence going and it's working at the moment.
curling Postpublished at 06:47 GMT 17 February 2018
South Korea 5-3 Great Britain
Deep into the sixth end and the South Koreans are sliding up the ice like a group of figure skaters. Their red stones surround the British yellow in the centre of the house.
Postpublished at 06:44 GMT 17 February 2018
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Postpublished at 06:43 GMT 17 February 2018
Graham Bell
Five-time Olympic skier on TwitterI feel for Katie Summerhayes. What a brave performance!
'It doesn't feel good'published at 06:41 GMT 17 February 2018
Katie Summerhayes on BBC Two: "I hurt my ankle in training and I wasn't really able to walk on it so I tried to put everything out there.
"It was the same result as four years ago and I've just worked so hard. It doesn't feel good right now.
"I'm gutted. I've worked so hard for the last four years and got injured two months ago. It's going to hurt for a while I think."
Image source, Getty ImagesPostpublished at 06:40 GMT 17 February 2018
It wasn't only Izzy Atkin in the final of the women's slopestyle. Her GB team-mate Katie Summerhayes finished seventh despite being hampered by a badly injured ankle.