And that is the end of Saturday's live page on a thrilling penultimate day of action at the Winter Olympics.

Our live page will get going just before midnight for all the action and celebrations from the final day.

Thanks for joining us and for all your comments. Until next time, bye for now.

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Missed any of Saturday's action? You can watch the action again with these programmes.

The Games Today

19:00-20:00 GMT, BBC Two and online

17:30-19:00, 21:45-00:00, BBC Red Button (replays)

Olympics Extra

20:00-21:00, BBC Four and online

Medal events: Four

• 00:05-03:25: Curling - women's final
• 00:30-03:30: Bobsleigh - four-man final heats
• 04:10-07:00: Ice hockey - men's final
• 06:15-08:15: Cross-country skiing - women's 30km mass-start classic

Events to look out for

Curling 00:05-03:25:The women's curling competition will reach its climax with home favourites South Korea taking on Sweden, who beat Great Britain in the semi-finals.

Bobsleigh 00:30-03:30: Strong chance of a German gold with three of the top five spots taken by German crews.

Ice hockey 04:10-07:00: Olympic Athletes From Russia versus Germany in the men's final.

Cross-country skiing 06:15-08:15: The final event of Pyeongchang 2018 will see the women battle it out over 30km in the mass start classic.

Norway's trio of 2017 World Championships medallists - Marit Bjorgen, Heidi Weng and Astrid Jacobsen - will all be in contention.

And then, party time:

11:00-13:00: Closing ceremony. The Games will officially end with the closing ceremony at the Pyeongchang Olympic stadium.

Norway are top of the medal table, with a record-breaking 38 medals. Germany also have 13 golds, and there is Great Britain in 18th position with five medals.

Mission accomplished, but it was so nearly one more.

These are the highlights of today's Winter Olympics action...

There was glory for Great Britain's Billy Morgan...

...heartbreak for Great Britain's women's curlers...

... it became two golds in two sports at the same Games for Ester Ledecka...

...and there was a surprising gold medal for the United States in the men's curling.

Three golds in the past four Games in the men's ice hockey for Canada, but it is a bronze this time around.

They hold off a late fightback from Czech Republic to win it 6-4 and salvage a bit of pride and a medal.

Forty seconds left for Czech Republic

One minute left, Czech Republic need two goals.

It ain't over until it's over. Czech Republic, with a man down, score again. It is now 6-4 with just over two minutes to go.

It would be the fightback of all fightbacks, but Czech Republic have clawed one back. They still trail 6-3 with just over three minutes left against Canada in the bronze medal match.

Dave: Devastated for the girls. Fourth is a horrible place to finish. Unlucky girls. Thanks for the drama.

Mark Shaw: No words.

Che: Both Eve and the team can hold their heads up high, and I hope they all keep playing for many years to come.

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The Canadians fans are on their feet and their team are picking up a medal in the men's ice hockey. They expected the gold, but will have to settle for bronze.

They have just added their sixth against the Czech Republic and are 6-2 ahead with less than five minutes left.

These are the headlines from the penultimate day of action at the Winter Olympics.

• Billy Morgan won bronze in the men's snowboarding big air to secure Great Britain their highest medal tally in Winter Olympics history. The medal for Morgan, 28, is Team GB's fifth in Pyeongchang, taking them past the four medals won in 1924 and 2014.
• Great Britain missed out on a bronze medal in the women's curling as Japan win 5-3 to finish third.
• Ester Ledecka became the first woman to claim gold medals in two sports at a Winter Olympics with a win in the snowboarding parallel giant slalom. The 22-year-old Czech, who earned a shock victory in the skiing super G last Saturday, beat Germany's Selina Jorg to win her second gold.
• The United States won gold in the men's curling at Pyeongchang 2018 after defeating Sweden 10-7 in the final.
• Norway secured a record 38th medal at a Winter Olympics with bronze in the inaugural alpine skiing mixed team event as Switzerland took gold.
• Both of Great Britain's four-man bobsleigh crews are out of medal contention with Lamin Deen's sled 17th and Brad Hall's crew 18th after two runs.
• South Korea's Lee Seung-hoon won gold for the home nation in the first men's speed skating mass start event at the Winter Olympics, with Japan's Nana Takagi winning the women's event.

We have the bronze medal match in the men's ice hockey ongoing. It looked all over when Canada took a 4-1 lead over the Czech Republic in the third period and it is now 5-2, but Czech Republic have just had a goal disallowed.

Watch on the Red Button right now to see the conclusion to this match as the Europeans hope to score three times in the last nine minutes.

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Martin Allen: Disappointed for GB's curling team. Never felt they were on the aggressive front foot in that match but even so, that last stone was most unlucky. But that’s sport!

Dafyyd: Devastating end to the curling. To leave with no medals hurts. But Pyeongchang is Team GB's best ever Winter Olympics - more medals than ever before (five) and more Top eight finishes than ever before (14). A lot to be proud of, just a shame it ends on a low note.

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More from Eve Muirhead on her future: "We need to take some time to reflect on the hard work we have put in. I'd like to think I'm still young and I have a future ahead of me.

"The Olympics is something I dream about and we work for every day. Hopefully you will see my face again."

And this is it. Watch below to see the moment when Eve Muirhead's attacking final stone is unsuccessful as Japan take the 5-3 victory to clinch the bronze medal.

And let's hear from the rest of the Great Britain team...

Vice-skip Anna Sloan: "We organised our whole competition schedule around what's best for the whole four. We wouldn't be here without Eve [Muirhead]. It's not just about one player.

"It's hard to take because I thought we controlled that game well. We will go away proud of the way we conducted ourselves. It's really disappointing right now but I am glad we have no regrets."

Vicki Adams: "It was a good game. We were toe-to-toe the whole time. We went all in on the one shot we were going to play and unfortunately it didn't work for us this time."

Lauren Gray: "We were all out there going for the same goal and it is disappointing for us. We left it all out there and did our best. We're gutted."

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David Murdoch
Olympic silver medallist curler on BBC TV

It's such a brutal moment, and so very difficult to talk about for the girls. It's great to hear that they are coming back, and they have the courage to keep going. I'd definitely say Eve Muirhead will be back.

Paul Fowler: Disappointing end for GB - both teams had moments of brilliance, but inconsistencies and some poor execution at crucial times let them down. Still got to respect the decision to go for two at the end there.

Charles Burrows: Bad shot selection but exciting nonetheless. Curling is awesome.

Rob Blanchette: Difficult to assess what went wrong for Muirhead at the Olympics. She continued to be brave in her shot selection but has looked a shadow of former self. That was the difference in losing the medal.

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