David Murdoch
Olympic silver medallist curler on BBC TV

GB need to put Japan under pressure today, they need to make shot after shot, and keep the scores coming in. The Japanese team are a happy group, so they won't be easy to beat psychologically, GB just need to keep making the shots.

Eve Muirhead is such a cool, calm and collected player for GB. But Anna Sloan is important too, as she's probably the biggest communicator in the team.

The Gangneung Hockey Centre is an impressive sight both inside and out. A place of dreams or heartbreak for Great Britain?

David Murdoch
Olympic silver medallist curler on BBC TV

The hardest part for GB is to pick themselves up for this bronze medal match, when they came here for gold. But I'm sure they'll be ready for today, to come out with some real fire, intensity. They'll really want to go home with something today, after four years of hard work.

Billy Morgan has his hands on his bronze medal. He was presented with his medal just moments ago by Anant Sing of the IOC.

A moment to treasure for Morgan.

Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang

Eve Muirhead and her clan came away from their warm-up looking pretty pumped.

There were fist bumps all round before they went off into the tunnel to prepare for their entrance on the ice.

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Nicola Minichiello
Three-time Olympic bobsledder on BBC TV

There's got to be some in-depth questions asked of the teams. Their starts were okay, they weren't great, but they were OK.

So it seems really crazy their runs were so scrappy and messy. It didn't seem like they got their teams right until the very end, right at the last minute.

Some heads have got to roll I think - why are the men 17th and 18th? They've got one of the best funded programmes in the world, some of the best equipment and some of the best athletes - it's inexplicable - there needs to be a real investigation.

John Jackson
Two-time Olympic bobsledder on BBC TV

Both teams were confident going into this competition, having picked up podiums in events this year, so to just scrape a top 20 finish is unacceptable really.

After two runs, the GB crews are 17th and 18th.

BBC Red Button

If you prefer the carnage of speed skating compared to the tranquil nature of curling, then you are in luck.

On the BBC Red Button we will have coverage of the ladies' and men's mass start events. The two ladies' semi-finals get going from 11.00 GMT, before the two men's semi-finals from 11:45 GMT.

The ladies' final is then at 12:30 GMT and the men's final starts at 13:00 GMT. Twelve racers go in each semi-final, all at the same time.

We've seen the drama in short-track speed skating with only four racers, so just imagine what will happen with 12. Simon Brotherton and Wilf O'Reilly are the men guiding you through the action.

Not sure what curling is? Watch our handy 30-second guide to find out how it works.

Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang

Given there’s only 15 minutes until we start, it’s very quiet in here.

Where are ya?! Let’s be having ya!

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We were hoping to not see the British women's curling team in action today. But, alas, the hopes of them appearing in tomorrow's gold medal final were dashed yesterday as they were beaten 10-5 by Sweden in the semi-finals.

Watch the highlights (or lowlights) from that match again here.

Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang

A little while ago you could see GB coach Glenn Howard and his Japan counterpart J.D Lind having a long natter on the sidelines.

I wonder if they go the football route and have an expensive glass of Merlot together after the match, too?

GB curler Anna Sloan on Twitter: "Half an hour to go!! Make sure you’re ready... You do not want to miss this."

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These are the members of the British women's curling team. Will Lauren Gray, Vicki Adams, Anna Sloan and Eve Muirhead be celebrating a bronze medal later on?

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And there could be more. In just over thirty minutes' time, Great Britain get their bronze medal game under way in the women's curling against Japan.

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And that medal for Billy Morgan means Great Britain have done something they have never done before - pick up five medals at a single Winter Olympics.

Ben Kilner
Two-time Olympic snowboarder on BBC TV

Billy Morgan is massively respected in the world of snowboarding, all the riders will be so happy for him. I don't think he realises how big a deal it is to win a bronze medal at the Olympics.

Billy Morgan has only done the trick that won him the bronze once before, in Sochi - he hasn't tried it since then. So, he's gone for it here, and it's come off in the biggest way.

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And the messages of congratulations keep coming in for Billy Morgan.

Here is Lizzy Yarnold, who took gold in the women's skeleton for a second time, with her tribute.

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British snowboarder Aimee Fuller, who came 17th in the women's slopestyle and 25th in the big air competitions, has posted a picture on Twitter posing with Great Britain's latest Winter Olympic medallist - Billy Morgan.

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