"HARD!" yells Eve Murihead as she knocks into the solitary Swedish stone in the house.

Still, there's a good chance here for Sweden - she can take out both GB stones in one shot...

The largest margin of victory in men's Olympic giant slalom since Jean-Claude Killy in 1968.

Not a bad effort from Marcel Hirscher, who is the first man to win the combined and the giant slalom at the same Olympics.

Here's his giant slalom win from earlier today.

What's happening today, I hear you ask? Well..

There's the men's 4x10km cross country relay going on right now on the red button.

Thre's plenty of action from 11:00 - men's aerials freestyle skiing finals and the women's 500m speed skating final all kick off around then.

GB's men are among the curlers who are in action from 11:05, while fellow Brits Bradley Hall and Joel Fearon have their first runs in the two-man bobsleigh.

Vicki Adams has a super expressive face.

She tries to set up a GB guard but it's a bit too heavy and somehow stops just, tantaslisingly short of the house.

Jackie Lockhart
Four-time Olympic curler on BBC TV

Great Britain are just looking for one small error to try and capitalise on here.

Dave Woods: Sunday morning - mainly watching curling. Looking tricky for GB women.

John Westwood: Come on GB! Loving the curling!

Lizzy Yarnold, who recieves her gold medal today, has said she'll take time to consider her skeleton future.

"I think I'll take a break. I need to get over my chest infection first. I'll take a break and get back to you."

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Sweden settle for two points.

Into the tenth end - it's GB who have the hammer.

Jackie Lockhart
Four-time Olympic curler on BBC TV

That really is a great shot from Eve Muirhead. It is a saver. She has done a great job again reducing the deficit of the score.

Great shot from Eve Muirhead, dropping it in front of a pile of Swedish stones. She's just stopped Sweden from nabbing five points.

Eve Muirhead goes straight down the centre line and disturbs a few yellow stones, but it's not enough - there's still three Swedish stones to GB's one.

This is the ninth end, if you're just joining us - you can watch on BBC Two and using the player at the top of this page.

Steve Cram
Curling commentator on BBC TV

At this stage of the match, with two ends to go, these little mistakes could harm you in a dramatic way.

Sweden have three stones which is the advantage for them.

WHAT a shot that is from Sweden!

GB stones sent all over the show. What's Eve Muirhead got up her sleeve?

Excellent use of minging.

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Strong nail game from Eve Muirhead.

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Bit short from Vicki Adams and she holds her hand up in apology straight away - Eve Muirhead exhales and looks a bit irked as the stone promptly gets knocked out of the way by their opponents.

Massive cheer around the curling arena right as GB whirl down their first stone - Korea have just beaten China 12-5.

Steve Cram
Curling commentator on BBC TV

That was another good end from Great Britain. It almost worked out for two but a great shot from the Swedish skip limited it to just one.

Ooft. Sweden miss Great Britain's guard by the tiniest of margins, before the stone that was nestled inside the ring gets clattered out of the way.

A super shot by Swedish skip Anna Hasselborg to knock a red stone away from the edge of the button, and Murihead opts to draw and pick up a point.

Nick Hope
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang

"I’m gutted, devastated, to finish fourth. I knew I had a run that was possible to win this thing with,” James Woods tells me.

“But I’m proud of what I did and all the skiers out there who put on such a show today.”

Will you be back for more? “Sure I will, I love this!”