Jackie Lockhart
Four-time Olympic curler on BBC TV

This Swedish team have been millimetre perfect and that's been the difference in this match so far.

The little delicate taps that GB need are just missing by a small margin.

They're still in the game, they just need to get a two back and they're right back in it.

Steve Cram
Curling commentator on BBC TV

It hasn't started very well for Great Britain. Sweden managed to steal one in the previous end.

Eve Muirhead knows that she has a real tough task on here.

Meanwhile, Great Britain's women's curlers, sporting a new red colour, haven't started well against group-leaders Sweden.

Eve Muirhead's rink are three down after three ends.

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If you've just joined us, you've missed James Woods being edged out of the medals in the men's slopestyle skiing final.

Norway's Oystein Braaten took gold with this magical run...

Ed Leigh
Freestyle skiing and snowboarding commentator on BBC TV

For Woodsy to come so close and to know that in that third and final run, if he had made the most of that final rail feature, I think it would have pushed him up.

It will be tough to take but he showed the best of his skiing.

Even in the last 18 months, the level of slopestyle skiing has gone through the roof. Some of the lines through the rails were nothing short of mindblowing. It's wizardry.

Speaking to BBC Sport's Nick Hope: "I’m incredibly proud of myself and the skiing from all of the competitors. This realm is something. I believed I could win this thing but you have to be perfect and I was a little bit off.

"It’s devastating to miss out on a medal but the skiing was great and I have no shame in saying that I went for a run that I thought could win this.

"I took a big hit on the big one - I’m proud I picked it up after that first run but you have to be perfect.

"That’s what happens. Having a good time is incredibly important and the main point of being here by sometimes you want to lay it all down and show what you can do so I’ll be disappointed."

Tim Warwood
Freestyle skiing and snowboarding commentator on BBC TV

They really did freestyle justice today.

It's heartbreaking to see James come so close, but skiing won today. What a breathtakingly, magnificent, beautiful sport.

It's just incredible what these guys are able to do. The consistency levels are ridiculous. That was another amazing freestyle event.

William: One missed 450 off a rail and you’re outta the medals. Abso gutting for Woodsy

Ed Leigh
Freestyle skiing and snowboarding commentator on BBC TV

The Norwegian Oystein Braaten wins it with a fantastic first run that has stood the test of time in this final.

The American Nick Goepper ups his bronze medal from Sochi to silver, with Alex Beaulieu-Marchand taking bronze.

Heartbreakingly in fourth it's James Woods. He worked so hard for this.

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Wester is down!

Only seventh for Ragettli.

Oscar Wester is the last man to go...

This is top-drawer from Andri Ragettli.

Tension in the crowd.

It doesn't look likely to be enough for the Swiss to get the top prize...

Mark Shaw: Gutted. The dreaded 4th place.

James Stevenson: Gutted. The nervous wait is over. It won’t be a bronze medal for James Woods. Most consistent performer with two 90+ scores but it won’t be good enough for an Olympic medal. Brilliant work. Hard luck.

Only two men to go in this final. Norway's Oystein Braaten continues to lead...

Disappointment for GB all over Pyeongchang at the moment. The women's curlers give away two stones to Sweden in the second end and find themselves behind.

Ed Leigh
Freestyle skiing and snowboarding commentator on BBC TV

James Woods drops out of the top three. He shakes Goepper's hand, gives him a hug and walks out of the finish area.

James Woods' medal hopes are over!

Nick Goepper goes second with a score of 93.60.

Woods is pushed down to fourth place and will miss out.

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More tension for Woods.

American Nick Goepper has his hands in the air...