Lorna Smyth: Rooting for the girls against Japan today but really feel like there’s something not quite right between our girls out there. I hope they start cheering each other on in the next end or they could be in trouble.

Lauren Pike: Never thought I could be so invested in curling! Come on GB!

Jacquelyn Emms: Hooked on the curling again.

Tweed: I wish I could understand what the Japanese team are saying.

As we have said, Great Britain are aiming for their sixth medal of the Games, having never won more than four at a previous Winter Olympics.

The man who claimed the fifth medal for GB, Billy Morgan, has been talking to BBC Sport after his bronze medal in the slopestyle big air.

Morgan says Team GB are "pushing the boundaries" in sport and "we've done well for a nation with no snow". Watch the interview below.

Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang

"Go, Anna! Give it all you've got," screams Lauren Gray at her team-mate.

With only one match going on at a time now in the arena, it's much easier to hear the team instructions in the crowd. It's fascinating to hear it in real time.

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Jackie Lockhart
Four-time Olympic curler on BBC TV

A lot of strategy goes into building up an end, and waiting to make that final shot which can give you that all-important two.

We just need the girls to settle down now, you can feel the tension in the air. It's always hard to play games on the back of a defeat, not least when there's an Olympic medal at stake.

Meanwhile, back in the curling. Halfway through end two and GB, holding a 1-0 lead, have one stone in the house looking to extend their early lead.

We said the speed skating would be carnage. It certainly is. The top three crash into the barrier during the second women's semi-final of the mass start event.

Remember, 12 go in each race. We have the men's semi-finals before the finals get going from 12:30 GMT.

Jackie Lockhart
Four-time Olympic curler on BBC TV

GB get stronger as the ends go on, that's what we've seen throughout this competition. It's a confident, aggressive start from Eve Muirhead, let's hope she only gets better.

One end down and Great Britain have the lead. Eve Muirhead nudges the one Japanese stone that was in the house away and that is a steady start from Team GB. They lead 1-0, but still a maximum of nine more ends to come.

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BBC Red Button

We have already seen one faller in the first semi-final of the women's mass start in speed skating. The Red Button is your destination for that.

Janet Davis: Come on girls, do us proud!

Anon: As a half-Japanese Brit I feel very conflicted right now...

Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang

There's a very, very loud Scotsman at the back of the arena with a kilt on. He's a brave fella. It's bracing outside.

Jackie Lockhart
Four-time Olympic curler on BBC TV

The third player is a key player - they're the lynchpin between the front end and the back end. So, there's a lot for Anna Sloan to think about, linking the team together, and being the communicator.

There's been a few games where she hasn't quite been at her best, but hopefully Anna can find her best form today.

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BBC Radio 5 live

As well as coverage on BBC One of the curling, we will also have updates on BBC Radio 5 live.

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Three stones left for both sides in the opening end. Nothing in the house at the moment.

Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang

It's pretty empty in here, only about half-full. Given how popular curling has become in South Korea, and how big the Japanese following is, it's quite a surprise.

It's a shame, too, as the atmosphere is a bit flat compared to other matches. Hopefully it picks up as the stones get rolling.

George Eldridge: Come on ladies bring home the bacon.

Charlie Simmonds: Come on girls.

Poppy: Come on Team Muirhead - go for that bronze.

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BBC One

And we are under way. Bronze for Great Britain. Or disappointment for Great Britain. We will find out in the next couple of hours.

Remember, we are live on BBC One and press the play button at the top of this page to watch all the drama.

Jackie Lockhart
Four-time Olympic curler on BBC TV

It's going to be really hard for GB to pick themselves up after yesterday - it really was a double blow for them. I really want to see the team knit together and do it for each other.

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And this is how Great Britain have fared at the Winter Olympics to get into a position to fight for the bronze.