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So, what should we be watching out for today?

American Jamie Anderson is aiming to win a third women's slopestyle title but as we saw yesterday, she will face tough competition from the likes of New Zealand's X Games champion Zoi Sadowski-Synnott who finished as the leading qualifier for the 12-woman final.

In the men's downhill, 2018 champion Aksel Lund Svindal has retired but the gold could be won by another Norwegian in Aleksander Aamodt Kilde, who has dominated the World Cup circuit this season.

Sven Kramer is aiming for another men's 5,000m speed skating title for the Netherlands. This year will apparently be his last hurrah and if he wins again, he'll join an exclusive group of people (currently six) who have won four Olympic gold medals in the same individual event.

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Here's a brief run down of what you can expect over the early hours of your Sunday. All times in GMT.

• 01:05 - Curling: GB v China in mixed doubles
• 01:30 - Snowboarding: Women's slopestyle final
• 03:00 - Alpine Skiing: Men's downhill final
• 04:30 - Snowboarding: Men's slopestyle qualification
• 06:05 - Curling: Mixed doubles
• 07:00 - Cross-country skiing: Men's 15km + 15km skiathlon
• 08:30 - Speed skating: Men's 5000m final

How are you planning on getting through these late nights to follow your favourite sports and athletes in Beijing?

Got any tricks or tips for the rest of us?

How about a winning snack? Or a trusty pet who keeps you company? Have you perfected the art of napping?

Let me know by including #bbcolympics in your tweets.

BBC One

Coverage of day two in Beijing is just getting under way now over on BBC One.

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Welcome back!

The opening day at the 2022 Winter Olympics was filled with thrills, spills and plenty of emotion.

And that was just the slopestyle...

We can, of course, expect more of the same today. Great to have you with us tonight, it should be a good one.

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