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

Live Reporting

Amy Lofthouse

  1. Women's slopestyle final

    Katie Summerhayes at the top of the run. A hug from the coach. Deep breath...

  2. Women's slopestyle final

    Summerhayes, whose sister Molly will compete in the halfpipe, finished seventh in Sochi but won silver at the world championships in 2015 - the first female GB skier to win a freestyle world medal. Regularly hit by injury, she once had part of her left hamstring transplanted into her right knee.

  3. Freestyle Skiing

    Women's slopestyle final

    After that first run, Izzy Atkin and Katie Summerhayes lis just outside the medals. Summerhayes will be third to go in the second run.

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    James Scholey: Me at 1am: “I’ll just put the Winter Olympics on and then fall asleep soon.” Me at 4am: “I sure hope these Snowboarders in the Slopestyle competition can land some backward 720’s in to a clockwise 270.”

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  6. Gold Medal - Ester Ledecka (Czech Republic)

    Women's super G

    An incredible, an incredible story. Ester Ledecka, who has never finished on the podium in World Cup events, is the Olympic champion. She denies defending champ Anna Veith in one of the biggest shocks of the Games. Not only that, but she'll compete in snowboarding too.

  7. Anna Thompson
    BBC Sport in Pyeongchang

    It’s rammed at the bottom of the slope and there are plenty of British fans supporting Team GB’s Izzy Atkin and Katie Summerhayes in the final.

    Al McCulloch was in Sochi four years ago when slopestyle made its debut.

    “It was so warm in Sochi that I ended up in my t-short and shorts. It’s a bit different here!” he tells me.

    He’s here with his mum Wendy and after Phoenix Park, they’re off to watch Lizzy Yarnold and Laura Deas’ medal bids in the skeleton.

    “There’s definitely more Brits here cheering the team on than in Russia. It’s a great atmosphere here.”

    GB fans

  8. 'Atkin has the pedigree'

    Women's slopestyle final

    Ed Leigh
    Snowboarding commentator on BBC TV

    Izzy Atkin has the pedigree and undoubtedly the ability.

    There was a beautiful grab, really strong. It wasn't the cleanest of landings - she'd opened up and was spotting to land.

  9. Atkin goes fourth

    Women's slopestyle final

    Izzy Atkin goes fourth, one place ahead of Katie Summerhayes.

    Remember, both skiers will get two more runs, with their best score the one to count.

  10. Almost a fall, but still going. Second jump landed backwards.

    Third jump completed.

    Not the cleanest run, but that will be a score on the board...

  11. The 19-year-old pushes off. One rail on one ski. Sideways on the second. Turn for the third...

  12. Women's slopestyle final

    Izzy Atkin is actually trending on Twitter in the UK at the moment.

    Here she goes...

  13. Women's slopestyle final

    Atkin's family moved to Park City, Utah when she was 14 in order to help her career. She attended the Winter Sports High School, which counts Olympic gold medalists Ted Ligety, Julia Mancuso and Joss Christensen amongst its former pupils.

    Atkin is the next to go...

  14. Get Involved

    #bbcolympics

    Ashleigh Richards: Time for Katie Summerhayes & Izzy Atkin to smash the slopestyle & bring it home for Team GB & let's not forget Katie is doing it effectively on ONE leg

  15. Women's slopestyle final

    Atkin, who qualified in fourth place, is competing in her fourth Olympics. Born and raised in the USA to an English father and Malaysian mother, she declared her allegiance to GB at the age of 15. She won silver at the X Games in January.

    Isobel Atkin of Great BritainGetty Images

  16. Women's slopestyle final

    Sure enough, Summerhayes is overhauled at the earliest opportunity, with Canada's Yuki Tsubota registering a 74.40.

    Izzy Atkin is ninth to go in this final.

  17. Summerhayes battling injury

    Women's slopestyle final

    Ed Leigh
    Snowboarding commentator on BBC TV

    Katie's ankle has been giving her a lot of pain but she bottled some courage to get on the course. The physio advised her not to.

    If it hurt her, she's not showing it. She's worked really hard to get herself match fit. Two more runs to go.

  18. Summerhayes leads

    Women's slopestyle final

    Katie Summerhayes leads. Only three skiers have gone and her 61.40 will definitely be overhauled.

    For now, though, she tops the pile.

  19. And a 900 in the third jump, an uncomfortable landing on the knuckle of the slope. Not ideal if you've got an injured ankle.

    A clean first run, though...

  20. Turn in the second jump.