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GB women to face Japan for bronze on Saturday after 10-5 defeat to Sweden in curling semi-finals
Germany stun champions Canada in men's ice hockey semi-finals
Zagitova, 15, wins women's single figure skating for OAR's first gold
Norway win 37th medal of the Games to equal all-time record
Men's curling bronze-medal match, Canada v Switzerland
Logan Gray
Former Scottish curler on BBC TV
Going home without a medal would be absolutely unthinkable for the Canadians, given their clean sweep in Sochi four years ago.
Speed skating
10:00-11:35: American Shani Davies won the men's 1,000m at the 2006 and 2010 Olympics, but was eighth in 2014. However, much like the short-track version, surprises and upsets are part of what makes the sport so exciting.
As ever, the Dutch are the leading nation in the event - particularly with Russia's leading athletes missing out - and multiple world champion Kjeld Nuis and compatriot Koen Verweij are strong favourites.
Men's bronze-medal match (06:35 GMT)
We know it was painful. But, if you really want to endure it again, have a gander at the highlights of Switzerland's play-off win against Great Britain...
Men's curling
06:35-09:30: Canada face Switzerland - who ended Great Britain's semi-final hopes - in the men's bronze medal match.
The Canadians were gold medallists four years ago in Sochi, but lost their semi-final in Pyeongchang to the United States, who go on to face Sweden on Sunday.
While you're waiting for the curling to start, why don't you have a bash at our mini-version of the game. Head over to our Instagram account (and give us a follow), tap on the story and have some fun! Screenshot your best stones and let us know how you've got on.
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Belinda Moore: Going to be bereft next week without my early morning Pyeongchang fix. How long until the Commonwealth Games start?
Single figure skating: Fifteen-year-old Alina Zagitova won Olympic athletes from Russia's first gold medal at the 2018 Winter Olympics. And it was a stunning finish!
Women's ski cross: Kelsey Serwa claimed gold as part of a Canadian one-two, with team-mate Brittany Phelan winning silver and Switzerland's Fanny Smith securing bronze.
Alarm clock just stirred you into life? Wondering what you've missed overnight? We've got just the thing...
Never mind the medal events. Here's where the real action is at...
11:05 GMT. The Gangneung Curling Centre.
That's when Eve Muirhead's GB women's team play Sweden for a place in Sunday's final. Can they improve on the bronze they won four years ago?
Muirhead's rink lost 8-6 to Sweden in a close match in the round-robin stages.
The Brits are just one medal away from reaching their biggest tally at a Winter Olympics.
The not-so small matter of three medal events:
While we have a brief break in the action, let's take a look at what else Day 14 is going to throw at us...
One Russia-born Olympic medallist congratulates two others...
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Women's free skate
Just waking up and reading about the drama in the women's figure skating? If you missed it all, you can also now relive 15-year-old Alina Zagitova's winning routine...
Women's free skate
Not only are Evgenia Medvedeva and Alina Zagitova now proud owners of Olympic medals, the Russian teenagers also each get to take home a cuddly version of Pyeongchang's offical mascot Soohorang.
Image source, ReutersWomen's free skate
1 - Alina Zagitova (OAR) - 82.92 - 156.65 - 239.57
2 - Evgenia Medvedeva (OAR) - 81.61 - 156.65 - 238.263
3 - Kaetlyn Osmond (CAN) - 78.87 - 152.15 - 231.02
4 - Satoko Miyahara (JPN) - 75.94 - 146.44 - 222.38
5 - Carolina Kostner (ITA) - 73.15 - 139.29 - 212.44
6 - Kaori Sakamoto (JPN) - 73.18 - 136.53 - 209.71
Women's free skate
Of course, the one-two for the young Russian pair means Canada's Kaetlyn Osmond will head home with a bronze medal in her back pocket.
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Gregory Mandapat: Such beauty from not only the Russians, but the entire final group in the women's free skate. We are witnessing the beginning of an era of dominance from the Russians and I don't think there will be anyone from any country to dethrone them.
Jade: I really thought Medvedeva was going to snatch that gold.
Women's free skate
Medvedeva had the expression of someone who had just discovered their ex had defriended them on social media when she found out she'd only won silver. A mixture of shock and indignation.
She later managed a smile, but I reckon that was just for the cameras. More tears will flow behind closed doors later I'd imagine.
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