There's a few tears from America's Katie Uhlanender as she gets off her sled.

She finished fourth in Sochi four years ago - she'll leave Pyeongchang with a time of three minutes 29.61.

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Alex Coomber
Olympic bronze medalist skeleton racer on BBC TV

Laura Deas made one mistake on that whole track but it can be really costly. She led the way the whole way down until that last end section.

Lizzy Yarnold is going up and down a bit so she doesn't quite have those steers but she's still maintaining the speed. She will do what she did yesterday hopefully - improve on her second run.

She will be a bit cross with herself but she still has another run left. It will come down to the very last few minutes of this race.

Belgium's Kim Meylemans is leading the pack at the moment.

Three minutes 29.70 seconds is the time to beat, with 13 sliders still to go.

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Anna Thompson
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang

Scores seem hard to come by in the match between GB women and South Korea as Eve Muirhead makes it 2-2 in the sixth end, scoring a single.

The Koreans are playing some amazing shots and GB just can't seem to get away but there are still four ends to go.

Five athletes down, 15 more to go.

Australia's Jackie Narracott, shiny ice track underneath her sled, skids as she comes around the corner but holds on to clock 52.82.

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BBC One

BBC One has all your skeleton needs covered - you can watch Lizzy Yarnold and Laura Deas' bid for gold on the telly and using the player at the top of this page.

Excellent news that there's no broken bones for Elise Christie.

The final women's run has got under way in Pyeongchang.

The latest news on Elise Christie, direct from boyfriend Shaolin Liu - she hasn't broken any bones and she's hopeful about racing in Tuesday's 1000m.

Here's how the standings look at the minute.

The sliders go in reverse order, which means Yarnold will be second last. You know, just to properly ramp up the tension.

Alex Coomber
Olympic bronze medalist skeleton racer on BBC TV

It was always going to come down to this last run. We have seen it in the men's competitions - it can even come down to that last 100m. They have it all to work for.

Five minutes away from the skeleton final run.

Get yourself settled in...

Anna Thompson
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang

It's not to be for Lloyd Wallace who finishes 20th overall so will not advance to the aerials final on Sunday.

He seemed happy though, landing his second run with his family in the crowd.

And at 23, he will have plenty of other Olympics to aim for.

Kaleigh: Dramatic final there. Shows how anything can happen in the speed skating.

Kieren Mchale: Great result for LFC in the men's 1000m speed skating as S Girard takes gold and John Henry comes in for silver.

Here's the moment Choi Minjeong claimed South Korea's second gold medal of these games.

It's almost skeleton time!

Lizzy Yarnold and Laura Deas' final run gets going in around ten minutes time. You can watch on BBC One. They're in second and fourth position respectively.

Wilf O’Reilly MBE
Former British short track speed skater on BBC TV

What drama!

Both Korean skaters went down but Samuel Girard skated the most strategic race out of everyone there.

Superb piece of skating from John-Henry Krueger and Girard of Canada. Shaolin Sandor Liu was taken out completely!

It's a disqualification for Hungary's Shaolin Sandor Liu!