Summary

  • GB's Bruce Mouat and Jen Dodds beaten 9-3 by Sweden in curling mixed doubles bronze-medal match

  • Italy beat Norway 8-5 to win gold medal after remaining unbeaten throughout competition

  • GB's Kirsty Muir fifth in ski big air final as home favourite Eileen Gu takes stunning gold

  • GB's Cornelius Kersten 19th in long track speed skating men's 1500m

  • Cross-country skiing: Andrew Young & James fail to qualify for final

  • Ester Ledecka retains snowboard parallel giant slalom title

  • Natalie Geisenberger wins third consecutive women's singles luge gold

  • Day four of 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing

Live Reporting

Mike Henson, Jess Anderson, Harry Poole and Tom Mallows

  1. Curling mixed doubles - Sweden v GB (06:05)

    The performance director of British Curling hoping Bruce Mouat's hat brings them some luck...

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  2. Warming up

    Curling mixed doubles - Sweden v GB (06:05 GMT)

    Thomas Duncan
    BBC Scotland in Beijing

    Bruce Mouat and Jen Dodds have been warming up with coaches Dave Murdoch and Greg Drummond.

    About 15 minutes to go until the bronze medal match begins.

    Team GB curlers practice before their bronze medal matchBBC Sport

  3. 'Definitely not crying!' - China's Gu wins dramatic big air gold

    Women's ski big air final

    Watch as Eileen Gu delivered a stunning final jump to grab a dramatic gold in the women's freestyle skiing big air final as Team GB's Kirsty Muir finished fifth.

  4. Another medal for the Cochran family

    Men's super-G

    American Ryan Cochran-Siegle, whose mother Barbara Cochran picked up gold in the women's slalom in the 1972 Games, finished second in the men's super-G earlier today, just four hundredths of a second slower than gold medallist Matthias Mayer.

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  5. Medal on the line

    Curling mixed doubles - Sweden v GB (06:05)

    Thomas Duncan
    BBC Scotland in Beijing

    It might not be the colour of medal Jen Dodds and Bruce Mouat were hoping for, but an Olympic bronze is not to be sniffed at.

    Sweden stand in their way, who they beat in the opening match of the round robin.

    Oskar Eriksson and Almida De Val were one of the favourites coming in, but have been up and down throughout. Expect it to be close again, though.

    Get yourself a coffee and some cornflakes and settle down for another tense 90 minutes or so.

  6. 'Golden girl'

    USA 2-4 Canada

    Seth Bennett
    Sports reporter for BBC

    Canada lead by two and it is the golden girl of Canadian hockey Marie-Philip Poulin to score.

  7. Ice Hockey

    USA 2-4 Canada

    Good news for referee Cianna Lieffers, who had to have medical treatment after being smashed round the face with a stick, as she is back out there, stitched up.

    In the second period, Canada have stretched their lead to 4-2.

  8. Canada ahead again

    USA 2-3 Canada

    Kent Simpson
    Commentator on BBC TV

    Wasn't level for long...

    It was more of a hope pass that someone was there but Jamie Lee Rattray was able to slide that home!

  9. All square in the second period

    USA 2-2 Canada

    Kent Simpson
    Commentator on BBC TV

    USA were 1-0 down, then went 2-1 ahead, but Canada then instantly levelled to make it 2-2.

    What a reply from Canada.

    Terrific pass from Sarah Nurse, and Brianne Jenner surrounded by three Americans, able to fire it off.

  10. What's happening?

    Live...

    • Figure skating - men's single skating (short program)
    • Ice hockey - women's preliminary round Group A (United States v Canada)
    • Skeleton - women's official training (heat three)

    Coming up (all times GMT)...

    • Skeleton - women's official training (heat four)
    • Curling - mixed doubles bronze medal match (Sweden v Great Britain) 06:05
    • Snowboard - women's parallel giant slalom (1/8 finals) 06:30
    • Snowboard - men's parallel giant slalom (1/8 finals) 06:48
    • Snowboard - women's parallel giant slalom (quarter-finals) 07:06

  11. 'Phenomenal'

    Figure skating - men's short program

    Robin Cousins
    Olympic gold medallist figure skater on BBC TV

    Quad lutz, triple toe loop... got it!

    We talked about could Nathan Chen be better after the team.

    Nothing held back here. Phenomenal.

    Nathan ChenGetty Images

  12. Chen leads

    Figure skating - men's short program

    Sonia Oxley
    BBC Sport in Beijing

    That was beautiful from Nathan Chen! Solid on all his jumps, but more than that, truly mesmerising to watch.

    That horrible 2018 short program? Forgotten.

    And he's straight to the top of the standings with that, scoring a huge 113.97 - a season's best.

  13. 'Well-deserved goal'

    USA 1-1 Canada

    Kent Simpson
    Commentator on BBC TV

    Dani Cameranesi has terrific presence of mind to see that goal through. Well-deserved goal for the United States.

    Canada did not have an answer for the last three or four minutes.

  14. Figure skating - men's short program

    Robin Cousins
    Olympic gold medallist figure skater on BBC TV

    Nathan Chen knows what happened four years ago. He knows he put down a clean performance in the team.

    The music requires that containment and refinement, which is good for him.

  15. Figure skating - men’s short program

    Sonia Oxley
    BBC Sport in Beijing

    He will know his big rival Yuzuru Hanyu faltered earlier, so can Nathan Chen take advantage?

    We’re about to find out.

    Nathan chenBBC Sport

  16. USA 1-1 Canada

    This is the incident that left one of the officials in the USA v Canada match needing medical attention for a cut on her face.

    Canada are leading 1-0 in the second period, and just as I write that the United States have just equalised.

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  17. 'Not safe anywhere'

    USA 0-1 Canada

    Kent Simpson
    Commentator on BBC TV

    Even the referees are fair game. They are not safe anywhere on the ice when these two teams are on the ice.

  18. Ouch!

    United States 0-1 Canada

    Ice hockey's a tough, tough game. Not just for the players. One of the referees has just taken a whack to the face, caught inadvertently by the stick of one of the United States players.

    The official has had to leave the ice to get the wound looked at. Ouch!

    Ice hockey.

  19. Gold medal - Mayer wins super-G gold again
    Breaking

    Men's super-G

    Austria's Matthias Mayer has successfully defended the men's super-G title that he won in South Korea four years ago.

    It's the third gold of his career after also winning the downhill event in Sochi in 2014.

    Mayer, a bronze medallist in this year's downhill on Monday, took gold by only 0.04 seconds ahead of American Ryan Cochran-Siegle, while Norway's Aleksander Kilde claimed bronze.

  20. 'Unbelievable performance'

    Kirsty Muir comes fifth in women's ski big air final

    Freestyle skier Lloyd Wallace, who represented Great Britain in the Games four years ago, has tweeted his congratulations to 17-year-old Kirsty Muir...

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