If Korea don't make this shot, then we're going to an extra end.

Here Kim EunJung goes...

Korea have the hammer, so this is Japan's final shot.

It comes curling in, furious sweeping helping it move in, and they put up a guard right in line with the Japanese stone that's in the house.

It is passable, though...

There goes that guard.

A real upset is happening in the ice hockey, with big favourites Canada trailing Germany 4-1 in the men's semi-final.

It is Canada's national sport and anything other than a gold medal will be hugely disappointing. They have one more period to mount a comeback and secure their place in the final.

You can watch that match live on the red button and online via the stream at the top of this page.

One stone left to go in the tenth end - and Korea call a time out!

There's a Japanese stone right in the house, on the nose of the button, but there's a Japanese guard in the way...

Nick: This ice hockey is like watching Canada beat Germany in Football.

A sublime trick shot from Frank Mauer on the German ice-hockey team takes them 3-0 up against Canada in the men's semi-final.

Vice-skip Anna Sloan: "Any team is a big test but we can go away proud of ourselves for the way we pulled together as a team and the way we played.

"I'd just like to thank all the support back home. It hurts just now but we will come out fighting again tomorrow."

Vicki Adams: "We have been in this position before so we will rally around each other, work really hard and focus on the game tomorrow."

Lauren Gray:"All of us want it a medal so much. We can do ourselves proud."

Joanne Pen: Well tried by Team Muirhead. Heads up for bronze match, chance to get the record-breaking fifth winter Olympic medal for Team GB.

British skip Eve Muirhead speaking to BBC Two: "We gave it our all. The Swedish girls were on fire. I missed a couple of key shots out there and you can't afford to do that.

"Unfortunately today we were just outplayed but we still have a medal to play for so we will be giving it our all.

"I think as a team we are a very strong unit. If we can go out there and play the way we know we can play - but I know it will take time to get over that loss. We will support each other as much as we can.

"Any semi-final you lose is very, very hard. I thought we had a good opportunity tonight but we were on the back foot from the start and it was hard to grind it back."

Anna Thompson
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang

Most of the Korean fans in the curling centre didn’t realise Sweden had beaten Great Britain with an end to spare as they are transfixed on their own match.

But once they saw the Swedes celebrating and GB walking off there was a polite smattering of applause.

The wait for Team GB’s fifth medal of the Games goes on.

As Caz says - Korea were running away with things, and now we're into the tenth end and there's just a point between them.

Nick Ward: Unlucky ladies ...still the bronze to go

Jake Hardiman: This curling addiction that seems to take hold of me every 4 years has become quite the emotional roller coaster! Very unfortunate defeat for the girls but I'm sure they'll bring the bronze home

David Pierrie: Luck was out in the #curling but well played Sweden - deserved the win, and what I thought was classy at the end - they shook hands first, then celebrated - proper winners!

Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang

Wait a second, did we write Japan off too soon? They've taken two in the penultimate end to make it 7-6 against South Korea.

Tense!

Prince Gyimah: The Germany-Canada ice hockey match is so fiercely contested. That third goal from Germany is the type we usually see from their football team.

Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang

It's tough for Team GB's women to have to clear up the stones and brooms as Sweden scream and celebrate in a huddle on the sheet. But you can't say that the Sochi silver medalists didn't deserve that win.

The bronze medal match is at 11:05 GMT tomorrow.

Korea are currently 7-4 up against Japan with two ends left.

David Murdoch
Olympic silver medallist curler on BBC TV

We saw Sweden play a terrific game. They didn't crack under the pressure and were solid until the end. Unfortunately for Great Britain it didn't work in their favour.

That will be a tough one for the ladies.

Steve Cram
Curling commentator on BBC TV

You have to hand it to Sweden. They have been really, really good. Eve Muirhead's quest for gold ends here in the semi-final.

It is Anna Hasselberg's day. Sweden will join their male counterparts in the final.

The British girls look, well. They look gutted, frankly.

They've still got a chance of a medal - they'll go on to play in the bronze medal match tomorrow.

By the looks of things, it'll be Japan they'll face, with Korea dominating that second semi-final.