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Curling: Women's bronze medal game Great Britain 3-4 Japan (after nine ends)
Steve Cram
Curling commentator on BBC TV
It was a brilliant effort to get the bronze last Olympics in Sochi, but right from the beginning today, we said this would be tougher.
GB have come up against a Japan team, who can win the first ever curling Olympic medal for their country.
Curling: Women's bronze medal game - Great Britain 3-4 Japan (after nine ends)
Five stones left for Great Britain. At the moment they need something good to save this one and force an extra end, or better.
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Speed skating: Ladies' mass start final
Time to quickly slow you what happened in the ladies' mass start final in the speed skating.
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Christian: Bobsleigh Zamora.
Anon: Emmanuel Adebyathlon...
Butters: Mark Snowvermans, Jens Sleighman, Naby Skater...
Do we have a winner?
Curling: Women's bronze medal game - Great Britain 3-4 Japan (after nine ends)
Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang
A big turn of events. Japan lead for the first time and it's split the crowd.
The Japanese fans are clapping heartily with appreciation, before a woop and a holler from the British end arrives to gee Team Muirhead along.
This is tense.
Curling: Women's bronze medal game Great Britain 3-4 Japan (after nine ends)
Jackie Lockhart
Four-time Olympic curler on BBC TV
That's okay. The girls will have played this scenario out many times, being one up in the last end, being one down in the last end.
But GB do crucially have the hammer in the 10th end, they just need to create the two.
Curling: Women's bronze medal game - Great Britain 3-4 Japan (after nine ends)
Oohs and aahs from the crowd. Eve Muirhead's last stone of the ninth end and she is looking to crash one of her other stones into another one and then take out the yellow stone of Japan that is in the house.
Part one is good, part two misses. And Japan, with only one end left, move into the lead for the very first time in this match.
Great Britain have the hammer, so will have the last stone. Can they force an extra end, can they produce something special and win the bronze or will they lose it in end 10? All three options are possible.
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Nat: I feel like curling is a sport I could do. I mean sure; I fall over on ice, would struggle with the weight of the stones and have absolutely no co-ordination but I'd be really good at looking angry and shouting at my team-mates.
Image source, Getty ImagesCurling: Women's bronze medal game - Great Britain 3-3 Japan (after eight ends)
Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang
When the scoreboard looks like binary code...
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Joanna: Ben CHILL-well.
Tommy: Bobsleigh Charlton?
Faizan Alexander: Ryan Skeletunnecliffe.
Barnaby Mollett: Michael Snowen and Snood van Nistelrooy?
Curling: Women's bronze medal game - Great Britain 3-3 Japan (after eight ends)
The British medallists get their picture posted on the BBC Broadcast Centre door. Can Eve Muirhead's team get their own door space?
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Curling: Women's bronze medal game Great Britain 3-3 Japan (after eight ends)
Jackie Lockhart
Four-time Olympic curler on BBC TV
If Japan keep placing shots in the house, they're forcing GB to knock them out and take a one, giving them the hammer in the 10th end. But it's still so cagey out there.
Image source, Getty ImagesCurling: Women's bronze medal game - Great Britain 3-3 Japan (after eight ends)
We are at the business end of the curling now. It is 3-3 into the ninth end. Which team will hold their nerve, which team will take the bronze?
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Andy Jack: Slalom Bilic.
Richard Peacock: Wesleigh Sneider and Danny Curl-Ings?
Anthony Hall: Max PowDer...
Very nice, Richard...
Curling: Women's bronze medal game Great Britain 3-3 Japan (after eight ends)
Jackie Lockhart
Four-time Olympic curler on BBC TV
That's a good result for GB, just one for Japan. It's been tic-for-tac all game, and it's all tied up now.
GB have the hammer, so I think they'd like to blank it here, and take the hammer in the 10th. But Japan won't make it easy for them, it's going to be about who executes their shots better.
Speed skating: Men's mass start final
Home gold. Gold for Lee Seung-Hoon, to the delight of the home fans with a great noise coming from them as Lee crosses the line
Netherlands' Sven Kramer was out in front, and withdrew with one lap to go, hoping that his countryman Koen Verweij can do the business, but he is outsprinted by Lee and Belgium's Bart Swings, who takes the silver with Verweij in bronze medal position.
Curling: Women's bronze medal game - Great Britain 3-3 Japan (after eight ends)
After a couple of blank ends, Japan take one in end eight to make it 3-3. It is not as many as they were hoping for, but it is good news for Eve Muirhead and the British team.
This match is now a two-end shootout for the bronze. Can anyone make a decisive move? Stay with us and find out.
Speed skating: Men's mass start final
BBC Red Button
The men's mass start final is under way over on the Red Button.
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Mark Taylor: How about John STONEs?
Steve Watson: Ryan Snowcross?
Dave Green: Islam Slalomi... Sorry.
Anon: Super (Stevie) G...
Super (Stevie) G is not too bad. Dave, no words.