Summary

  • GB women eighth in bobsleigh event won by Germany

  • GB women beat Canada 6-5 to reach curling semis but men face play-off

  • Sofia Goggia wins women's downhill with Vonn taking bronze

  • GB's Morgan qualifies for big air final

Live Reporting

Tom Rostance

  1. Canada 5-4 Great Britain

    Anna Sloan and Eve Muirhead are shouting at each other across the length of the ice. Like neighbours rowing over a fence. Vicki Adams sticks out her tongue and delivers (possibly) her final stone of the match. GB in a strong position, three stones clustered around the centre of the house.

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    Michael Ferguson: Never thought curling would have me jumping off the sofa and fist-pumping.

  3. Catching 40 winks

    Caroline Chapman
    BBC Sport in Pyeongchang

    It's quieter in the arena now the masses have disappeared and therefore feels a little more tense.

    Well, for some anyway. The two people in front of me are fast asleep.

  4. Canada 5-4 Great Britain

    Hold your breath time in the stone sliding. GB one decent end away from a place in the semis. Eve Muirhead stands in the house to direct traffic. Vicki Adams to play...

  5. Women's downhill

    Switzerland's Lara Gut goes too far to the left as she lands after a big jump and can't make the next control gate. Her run comes to a premature end. Looking good for Goggia.

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    Ewan: Well played there Eve. Had me clapping like a seal wanting a fish.

  7. 'All to play for'

    Canada 5-4 Great Britain

    Steve Cram
    Curling commentator on BBC TV

    A jump in the air for joy there from Eve Muirhead, and why not? That was the best shot of the match.

    A wonderful shot means Canada just take the one and it is all to play for here.

  8. Canada 5-4 Great Britain

    Great Britain really have engineered a way back into this contest. Yes, they are behind going into the final end, but they will have the hammer and the chance to take the victory that would secure a place in the semi-finals. It's like someone has poured tension all over this arena.

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    Paul: Lindsey did everything to try and win that but it wasn’t meant to be.

  10. Matt Chilton
    Commentator on BBC TV

    Vonn smiled and pointed at Sofia Goggia. They have had some epic battles on the mountains this winter. It looks like Goggia may have bragging rights today.

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  11. No gold for Lindsey Vonn

    Women's downhill

    Only good enough for second! Lindsey Vonn is almost half a second behind Sofia Goggia. She shrugs her shoulders and points to the Italian. Vonn will not be reclaiming her Olympic title. It is her World Cup rival that looks set for the top prize.

    Lindsey Vonn of USAGetty Images

  12. Vonn has topped the fastest speed in this competition so far, but will it be enough?

  13. 110km/h. Flying. A little jump. Losing time, though...

  14. Vonn in blue and white. She started well, but has slipped behind the Italian. Low, sitting position, poles dragging through the white stuff...

  15. Vonn ready to go

    Women's downhill

    Here we go then. Lindsey Vonn. One minute and 40 seconds or so for an Olympic medal...

  16. Matt Chilton
    Commentator on BBC TV

    That might bring Goggia a medal today. Will it be gold?

  17. Goggia leads

    Women's downhill

    Sophia Goggia leads! She won the test event on this course 12 months ago and now has a 0.63 second advantage at the top of the leaderboard.

    Stand by for Lindsey Vonn. Remember, you can watch this live at the top of the page or on BBC One.

  18. Lead increasing. 0.36 seconds...

  19. Goggia, who has had such a good World Cup, leaves herself work to do. A little too much air, lucky not to be taken by the wind. Her split has her in the lead. Just the 104km/h

  20. Women's downhill

    Italy's Sophia Goggia, Vonn's biggest threat, is on her way...