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. What's happening?

    Live now...

    • Figure skating - men single skating (short program)
    • Alpine skiing - men's super-G
    • Snowboard - men's parallel giant slalom (qualification run)

    Coming up (all times GMT)...

    • Snowboard - women's parallel giant slalom (elimination run) 03:34
    • Snowboard - men's parallel giant slalom (elimination run) 04:01
    • Ice hockey - women's preliminary round (USA v Canada) 04:10
    • Skeleton - women's official training heat three 04:40
    • Skeleton - women's official training heat four

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    TheAbstractNarwhal: Fifth for Kirsty! Well done you absolute star!!

  3. Devastation for Tess Ledeux, but the scores don't lie. Eileen Gu wins it with a total of 188.25 and Ledeux is second with 187.5.

  4. Women's ski big air final

    Ed Leigh
    Snowboarding commentator on BBC TV

    Eileen Gu's first gold of her career while Mathilde Gremaud tries to console Tess Ledeux, who had the gold stolen from under her nose.

    You almost feel sorry for Eileen Gu who has proved just how good she is, and just how far she will go to achieve this.

  5. 'Given her absolute best'

    Women's ski big air final

    Ed Leigh
    Snowboarding commentator on BBC TV

    Tess Ledeux knows its not enough and that leg up on landing. She has given her absolute best but it is not enough.

    It's just a giant signpost for the judges.

  6. Gold medal - Eileen Gu (China)

    Women's ski big air final

    Tess Ledeux needed a score of 94, she gets 73.5 and China's Eileen Gu, third before the last run, takes the gold medal.

    Ledeux was leading the way after the first two runs, but Gu, with some third-run wizardry, snatches the gold - with a huge cheer from the home fans when it is announced.

    Switzerland's Mathilde Gremaud is third, Canada's Megan Oldham is fourth with Britain's 17-year-old Kirsty Muir taking fifth.

  7. Women's ski big air final

    Tim Warwood
    Reporter on BBC TV

    It is all about the session - when you start to see all the tricks going down.

    We know Mathilde Gremeaud has a medal, but the favourite is coming down.

  8. Mathilde Gremaud went for broke, doesn't land it and it's only bronze for her.

    The gold is either going to China's Eileen Gu or France's Tess Ledeux.

  9. Gu sends Chinese fans wild

    Women's ski big air final

    Anna Thompson
    BBC Sport in Beijing

    You can imagine the scenes at Shougang as home favourite Eileen Gu stomps her third jump. She's in tears and the crowd go absolutely wild when she goes into the lead. Can anyone beat her to gold?

  10. 'Look at what it means to her'

    Women's ski big air final

    Ed Leigh
    Snowboarding commentator on BBC TV

    Absolutely massive for Eileen Gu - she is overwhelmed underneath the scoreboard here!

    The 1620 is such a big trick. That's an airbag trick for her - it's not something she's putting down on snow.

    Look at her hands shaking! 94.5 - she goes into gold medal position and she is on her knees.

  11. Eileen Gu, with four-and-a-half rotations, delights the Chinese fans.

    She loves it, her coach loves it, the fans love it.

    That's a score of 94.5 and with two to go, she's in gold medal position. Great scenes.

  12. The medallists are going to be Tess Ledeux of France, Mathilde Gremaud of Switzerland and Eileen Gu of China. But in what order?

  13. 'The future is very bright'

    Ed Leigh
    Snowboarding commentator on BBC TV

    That was absolutely massive - Kirsty Muir had to go for it, but she went down

    Stunning take off, she got the grab as well, but she just went a little bit too big.

    Clearly a bit disappointed but the future is very bright, and she will bring all that energy to the slopestyle.

  14. Britain's Kirsty Muir goes for it - it's all or nothing. It looks sensational, right until the landing and she can't hold on as she wipes out and crashes.

    That run, a score of 15.5, won't be counted in her two best ones, and Muir is going to finish in fifth with a score of 169.

    What a great effort from the youngest member of Team GB, though. Thankfully, she's OK after that crash.

  15. Women's ski big air final

    Kirsty Muir needs a score of at least 92 from her third attempt to have any chance of a medal.

  16. Women's ski big air final

    Ed Leigh
    Snowboarding commentator on BBC TV

    Sarah Hoefflin just says no to physics at this moment.

    Little bit off on the landing but good though.

  17. Women's ski big air final

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    Yellow Hannah 33: I think we need to talk about the #bbcolympics#bigair commentary because it’s absolute perfection. So far the jumps have been compared to pyjamas fresh from the tumble dryer, dairy milk and a hippopotamus.

  19. Reverse order in final round

    Women’s ski big air

    Anna Thompson
    BBC Sport in Beijing

    The skiers are going in reverse order in the final run. What can they produce?

    There’s polite applause for Norway’s Sandra Eie after she completes her third run after crashing on the first two.

  20. Ledeux with 'one hand on the gold'

    Women's ski big air final

    Ed Leigh
    Snowboarding commentator on BBC TV

    This is HUGE from Tess Ledeux. Switch 1440 - two massive jumps in the bag for the Frenchwoman.

    She has delivered here.

    There it is - she has one hand on the gold medal.