Nick Hope
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang

From Olympic devastation to elation

“It’s been an amazing experience and just unbelievable,” new Olympic ski-cross champion Brady Leman tells me.

The Canadian crashed out of the final at Sochi 2014 - to finish fourth - but came through four brutal knock-out clashes to land the sport’s ultimate prize today.

“Right now I’m struggling to comprehend what’s happened because in this sport anything can happen - as I experienced four years ago.

“To win this today means the world - it proves that all the hard work was worth it and I’m so proud to get a medal for my country.”

Steve Cram
Curling commentator on BBC TV

The men weren't necessarily fancied so much to make it to the semi-finals. They wouldn't have said that themselves, they felt they had a great chance and they've put themselves in a good position to progress. They would be disappointed not to clinch this now - they wouldn't be eliminated with defeat but they would have to come back for a tie-break as results stand at the moment.

One it is. GB further behind. They are three ends to turn this one around or we may have to start doing some maths. We could end up with four teams tied on five wins, with only three of them able to go through.

One stone each left in the end. Smart money would be on the US taking a single point, but they have thumbed their noses at my theories in this match...

Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang

Big cheers come from the home crowd as South Korea move 7-3 ahead of Japan on sheet D.

Japan are one of five teams still in with a shot for one of three remaining play-off places, along with GB, USA, Canada and Switzerland.

Midway through this seventh end, US with the final-stone advantage and the chance to stretch their lead. GB, though, are the only team with stones near the centre - two of them.

Remember, a GB win would secure a semi-final spot. The could even go through with a defeat.

Steve Cram
Curling commentator on BBC TV

A very good effort from the sweepers to get the one. It's not the two they would have liked but, nonetheless, Great Britain reduce that deficit.

It needed a decent sweep, but the final GB stone just creeps close enough to the button. Britain close the gap, but a one-point return is never satisfactory from your hammer. The US will have the chance to extend their lead with the hammer in the seventh end.

Image source, Reuters

Rock and a hard place for GB, here. They either take a point and give up the hammer, or let the US stretch their lead...

Lots of broom-pointing from the GB men, wearing the shade of red that the England football team use as their second strip. Two stones apiece left in the sixth end. One stone each in the house. GB lying shot...

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Sofia Goggia saw off the challenge of American Lindsey Vonn to become the first Italian to win the women's downhill.

Great Britain have beaten Canada to secure a place in the women's curling semi-finals at the Winter Olympics.

The men's team hope to join them in the last four as they face the USA in their final round-robin game - that game is LIVE.

Great Britain's Billy Morgan has qualified for the Winter Olympics' inaugural men's big air final.

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Rob Hatch
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 live

It is a family affair. There are brothers and sisters in the men's and women's teams. Kyle Smith, his brother Cammy Smith are in there for the men, who also have Thomas Muirhead and alternate Glen, the brothers of Eve Muirhead.

A lot of the team are farmers, who are used to waiting for things to happen. The strategy is very similar in curling.

Alasdair Lamont
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang

Eve Muirhead believes Great Britain are on good enough form to win a medal again in Pyeongchang 2018 after securing a semi-final place.

The Scottish skip guided her team to a 6-5 win over the reigning Olympic champions Canada to ensure their progress.

They now await the identity of their semi-final opponents, which will be determined in Wednesday’s final round-robin matches.

“I feel like we’re on great form and what’s really important is the last few games we’ve got better and better,” she told BBC Sport.

“I do believe we’ve got another couple of gears to go up, but as a team I’m really pleased with where we are.”

Steve Cram
Curling commentator on BBC TV

That is annoying and frustrating. Great Britain were going well and they had themselves in a good situation after a slow start.The USA had started to make mistakes and their supporters had started to go quiet but they lead by two at the halfway point.

Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang

That was quite the brush-pump from the USA team as they pushed ahead of Great Britain.

It sent the group of the American fans in the corner wild.

This one is back-and-forth. The US, previously in disarray, have three yellow stones surrounding the button when the final stone of the fifth end is played. GB head off the rink for a half-time banana. Remember, if they win this they are definitely through to the semi-finals.

Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang

There's a lady in the stadium who's been trying to get the perfect Winter Olympic picture of herself in front of the sheets for about 10 minutes now. She's tried peace signs, hand-on-hip, a head tilt left, a head tilt right.

I swear her photoshoot has gone on longer than a curling end.

The stones are almost in a line here, straight down the ice, alternating between red and yellow. Fist-bumps between the American team as the house is cleared...