Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang

The crowd at the short track have recovered from the shock of Elise Christie's crash.

There's currently a Gangnam Style dance-off happening on the big screens.

No, I'm not involved...

The women's skeleton third run is complete.

As it stands, Lizzy Yarnold is in second place, with Laura Deas fourth.

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Eilidh Barbour
Presenter on BBC TV

I can’t cope with this Elise Christie Winter Olympic heartache. Awful to see her stretchered off. Really hope she can pull on that GB suit again here for the 1000m.

The moment Elise Christie crashed out of her 1500m semi-final.

It's a difficult watch in more than one way.

Anna Thompson
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang

After Great Britain's men were shocked by South Korea earlier, losing 11-5 as the hosts recorded their first win of the Games, the women's match seems a tense affair.

Eve Muirhead has just put GB on the scoreboard, scoring one in the third end to get the game going at the Gangneung Curling Centre.

It is just a stone's throw away from all the drama at the short track. I'd describe it as absorbing, rather than exciting at the moment.

Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang

Fair play to Shaolin Sandor Liu. The Hungarian world number one has just watched his girlfriend, Elise Christie, be taken off the ice on a stretcher and he's managed to come through his men's 1000m semi-final in second place.

The show must go on.

Elise Christie is on her way to hospital after being stretchered off the ice.

As Caz says, she's scheduled to compete in the 1000m heats in three days' time.

Lovely from Eve Muirhead, perfect weight and placement to get Team GB on the board as the third end comes to a close.

Great Britain 1-0 South Korea.

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Slovakia's Anastasiya Kuzmina has won two silvers so far but is now going for gold in the 12.5km event. She leads after 4.5km while Germany's Laura Dahlmeier, who won the sprint-pursuit double, is down in 20th.

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Ouch.

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Lizzy Yarnold and Laura Deas have made their third skeleton runs.

Yarnold, the defending champion, is up to second, trailing leader Janine Flock of Austria by 0.02 seconds.

Compatriot Deas is in fourth.

End three and no score yet in the curling as Great Britain's women face the hosts South Korea.

GB boast a record of three wins and one defeat so far this Games.

Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang

Elise Christie's Olympics jinx is cruel. So cruel.

We don't know the extent of her injury yet but she's got three days until the heats for the 1000m.

Really hope Elise Christie is OK - a medic came straight over to her after she fell.

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Rhys Jones: Actually can't believe this speed skating. Think poor Elise Christie is actually cursed.

Julia: Watching Elise Christie is way too stressful!

I think there was just a second where Christie thought she might be able to get past the tumbling figure of Li Jinyu.

As the Chinese athlete fell, both her feet were up in the air and it just completely knocked the wind out of Christie. Think of a two-footed football tackle, but with skates on.

Jon Eley
Former GB Olympic short-track speed skater

Elise Christie left herself a little bit too much to do going round that last corner. It's a tough call but I can see why he's given that decision.

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Confirmation that Christie has received a penalty, along with Canada's Valerie Maltais.

Janine Flock is still in the gold medal position in the women's skeleton after her third heat, but Germany's Tina Hermann has set the fastest time so far today - 51.83 seconds.

Lizzy Yarnold currently occupies the silver medal spot, GB team-mate Laura Deas in fourth.

Short track is absolutely brutal.

It starts off so serenely but once the speed picks up, and everyone is jostling for position and pushing each other on the corners...