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A J Pilkington: Curling is so full of action and drama, it should be renamed 'Game of Stones'...
Summary
Elise Christie tells BBC she is determined to carry on to 2022
Curling: GB men knocked out after losing tie-breaker v Switzerland
GB's Dave Ryding ninth in men's slalom - Andre Myhrer takes gold
get involved Get Involvedpublished at 01:56 Greenwich Mean Time 22 February 2018
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Switzerland 4-4 Great Britain (after end seven)
Kyle Waddell has had a decent game so far, and this looks like another good throw from the Brit. How unlucky! It wasn't a bad stone from Waddell but it looks his team might have overswept it. And that results in a yellow British stone in the house being skittled.
Advantage Swiss in this eighth end?
get involved Get Involvedpublished at 01:48 Greenwich Mean Time 22 February 2018
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Mark Shaw: The tension seems to be getting to the Team GB lads (and me). You can see we're not as relaxed and it's causing us to make slight errors. Come on guys, you can do this!
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Switzerland 4-4 Great Britain (after end seven)
The Brit boys are eyeing up the blank end so they can carry the hammer into the eighth end and, therefore, the crucial 10th and final end.
Kyle Smith races his final stone through the middle of the house and out into the back yard. As expected, it's scoreless. And that's more than fine for Great Britain.
Postpublished at 01:42 Greenwich Mean Time 22 February 2018
Switzerland 4-4 Great Britain (after end six)
Great Britain have lost a touch of that early momentum. The Swiss are coasting along with two stones in the house... can Thomas Muirhead boot down the front door and escape out of the back with both of the Swiss's prize possessions? Yes!
Muirhead clears out the house which means it is down to the two skips... all to play for...
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Rebecaa: If the USA got through to the semi-finals because they had beaten GB and the Swiss in the round robin, why didn't GB also go through because they beat the Swiss?
Lots of people asking about this. The rules say that if two teams are tied it goes down to head-to-head, however in the case of a three-way tie the team with the superior record over the other two progresses (in this case the USA), whilst the other two must face each other...
Sadowski-Synnott lands best yetpublished at 01:36 Greenwich Mean Time 22 February 2018
Women's big air final
Image source, Getty ImagesWow...you can see why they call it big air!! Zoi Sadowski-Synnott lands a huge jump to score 92.00.
That's the best jump of run two, but American Jamie Anderson holds onto the lead heading into the third and final run as her combined total is higher.
The athletes' best two jumps from the three runs are taken into account, so another big one from Sadowski-Synnott would put her in contention for gold. She's currently in third place, with Anna Gasser second.
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Switzerland 4-4 Great Britain (after end six)
Jackie Lockhart
Four-time Olympic curler on BBC TVOn whether the GB men's curling team have so far exceeded expectations...
People were wondering how the men would do. This team were selected by the British curling association and peoples expectations were probably okay - to get into the play-offs would be wonderful.
It's difficult to explain the pressure that you face at an Olympic Games, the media attention and the distractions are all very difficult to manage and I certainly think they've been helped by speaking to Eve Muirhead about her experiences.
Postpublished at 01:34 Greenwich Mean Time 22 February 2018
Switzerland 4-4 Great Britain (after end six)
Ah. Instead of Britain extending their lead as I predicted, Switzerland level things up. What do I know. After being 3-0 down, the Swiss haul themselves level after a slight mistake from Kyle Smith with the final stone.
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Switzerland 3-4 Great Britain (after end five)
Nice! Kyle Smith cleans out the front of the house with Britain's penultimate stone of the sixth end, showing team-mate Thomas Muirhead how it's done after he couldn't manage it.
Britain have the hammer, meaning they have a great chance here of extending their lead...
Postpublished at 01:28 Greenwich Mean Time 22 February 2018
Men's slalom
I think it's gonna be a long, long time to we find out if Rocket Man Ryding can go quicker...
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Men's slalom
Matt Chilton
Commentator on BBC TVClean, accurate from Ryding - he would have liked to have been slightly quicker.
Ryding lies ninthpublished at 01:24 Greenwich Mean Time 22 February 2018
Men's slalom
Clean from Britain's Dave Ryding in his first run in the men's slalom and he currently lies ninth, 1.37 seconds behind leader Henrik Kristoffersen.
Ryding, who finished 17th in the event at Sochi four years ago, learned to ski on a dry slope in Pendle, Lancashire.
Postpublished at 01:23 Greenwich Mean Time 22 February 2018
Men's slalom
And here is Rocket Man. Is he going to burn out his fuse?
Postpublished at 01:22 Greenwich Mean Time 22 February 2018
Men's slalom
Anna Thompson
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang
Image source, BBC SportThere’s a healthy crowd already as the slalom gets under way... there are lots of South Korea fans here but also a definite mix of the alpine big boys Austria, Italy and Germany.
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Nick Hughes: Come on Dave Ryding! Saved everything for this one. If The Rocket can hook it up, he's on for a medal and it would be an amazing story, too.
Postpublished at 01:21 Greenwich Mean Time 22 February 2018
Switzerland 3-4 Great Britain (after end 5)
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Switzerland 3-4 Great Britain (after end five)
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Postpublished at 01:19 Greenwich Mean Time 22 February 2018
Switzerland 3-4 Great Britain (after end five)
Looks a bit chilly in the Gangneung Curling Centre judging by the bulky parka being worn by our expert summariser Jackie Lockhart. Liam Gallagher would be proud of that one.
Crammy toughs it out in a shirt and a jumper combo. They make 'em hard in Sunderland.
Back to the curling...