Summary

  • REPLAY: Ice Hockey - Czech Republic v Canada men's bronze medal match (replays continue until 00:20 GMT) - use play button to watch

  • Billy Morgan wins bronze in men's big air - GB's record fifth medal of Winter Olympics

  • GB women's curlers beaten by Japan in bronze-medal match

  • Ledecka becomes first woman to win gold in two sports at a Winter Games

  • Norway win 38th medal of Games - a record

  • GB sleds 14th & 19th after first two runs of four-man bobsleigh

Live Reporting

Jonathan Jurejko and Michael Emons

  1. Pyeongchang isn't messing about today. No waiting around, twiddling our thumbs, for the action to start - we're already under way.

    Let's find out what's happening at the Olympic Sliding Centre...

  2. Brit watch

    Day 15

    Winter OlympicsEPA
    • 01:00-02:45: Billy Morgan - big air finals.
    • 02:00-03:55: Alpine team event featuring Dave Ryding, Charlie Guest, Alex Tilley and Laurie Taylor.
    • 05:00-08:05: Andrew Musgrave in 50km cross-country skiing classic.
    • 11:05-14:00:The British female curlers play for Olympic bronze.

  3. Izzy AtkinPA

    UK Sport, which allocates funding for Olympic sports, predicted a total of between four and 10 medals for Team GB but set a target of at least five.

    After a slow start in Pyeongchang, Team GB have equalled their record of four - from Sochi, and Chamonix in 1924 - thanks to the efforts of skeleton sliders Lizzy Yarnold, Laura Deas and Dom Parsons,and slopestyle skier Izzy Atkin.

    Let's have a look who could get Team GB over the line today...

  4. Britain at the Winter OlympicsEPA

    Hello! Fourteen down, two to go.

    *sad face*

    And that means the chances for Team GB to claim that pesky record-breaking fifth medal are disappearing fast.

    Could today be the day?

  5. Patrick Trueman

    Ever get that slightly anxious feeling when you're running out of time to get something done?

    Like when you've got two days left to finish your uni dissertation. Or two days left to master a best man/maid of honour's speech.

    Or two days left to win another Winter Olympics medal. Eeeek!