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On Saturday, Norway's Therese Johaug finally won a solo Olympic gold in the 15km skiathlon.

Today the 33-year-old has only gone and bagged another!

Johaug won gold in the women's 10km classic, finishing than half a second in front of Finland's Kerttu Niskanen with fellow Finn Krista Parmakoski taking the bronze.

Watch below how Johaug did it...

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One of the biggest stories of the Games so far has been the controversy in the team figure skating.

Medals in the event have still not been awarded amid reports a competitor has tested positive for a banned substance.

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has refused to provide details on the "legal issue" since the Russian Olympic Committee won gold on Monday.

Unconfirmed reports in Russia named 15-year-old Kamila Valieva as the skater in question.

Read the full story here.

Medal action will soon be under way in the freestyle skiing and it's an interesting event with an unusual format.

The mixed team aerials gives nations flexibility in their team selection: you can have two men and a woman or two women and a man competing in the three-athlete event.

Each skier completes an aerials course (a series of flips and twists) and the three scores are added together.

China excel at aerials and the Russian team are also medal contenders. No British interest though.

Bobsleigh and ski-jumping are the offerings of live action at the moment. Neither are providing a medal yet and there are no Brits in action either.

So let's have a little look around at what's happened today and what's coming up, shall we?

Game over! This time officially. The hooter sounds to signal the end of this match, ensuring Finland start their Group C campaign with a comfortable win.

One of the favourites for gold, this is Finland's opening match of the Games and the first of the three-match round robin stage.

Group winners directly qualify for the quarter-finals and Finland will be fancying their chances of doing exactly that.

Nice analogy from Kent. If Aaltonen was outside and hitting that shot, it probably would have gone 250 yards as well...

Kent Simpson
Commentator on BBC TV

A master-blaster from Finland, and that will put the game to bed for good!

Miro Aaltonen put this on a tee, pulled out his Callaway Big Bertha - what an absolute bomb of a shot.

If we weren't sure it was game over before, we are now.

Finland's Miro Aaltonen sends a bullet of a strike past the Slovakia net-minder, who barely sees the puck before he hears the swish of the net.

Finland are one of the tournament favourites and are showing why.

Nor can Slovakia take advantage of their numerical advantage this time. Heading towards the final five minutes.

Slovakia's players appear to have a bigger climb than one of their skiers going to the top of the run.

Ouch! Finland's Atte Ohtamaa body checks Slovakia's Tomas Jurco in front of goal.

It's the sort of challenge which would have sparked a fight in NHL Hockey '94 on the Mega Drive. (One for the kids, there.)

Ohtamaa goes onto the naughty step for two minutes. So far, Slovakia have been unable to take advantage of the power plays.

Slovakia's 17-year-old Juraj Slafkovsky might be on the losing side but he is certainly using this platform to show why he could be a real star in the future.

Pirouetting like he's on Dancing on Ice - more Kimberly Wyatt than Bez - draws an unfair challenge from Valtteri Kemilainen. The Finn player is sent for two minutes of solitary confinement on the sideline.

Seth Bennett
Commentator on BBC TV

Absolutely wonderful from the Finns and it is a hat-trick goal from Sakari Manninen.

A little mistake... and Finland were there to pounce.

Game on again in the men's ice hockey... and they're barely out of the locker room before Finland extend their lead.

Nightmare for Slovakia at the start of the third and final period.

It's that man Manninen again. Sakari Manninen nets his third of the match, another sharp finish after pouncing on a Slovakian error.

Chloe Kim won snowboard halfpipe gold with incredible ease to retain her Winter Olympic title from 2018.

Unbeaten since 2019, the 21-year-old American blew her competition away with a 94.00 score on her opening run.

Such was her lead, Kim attempted 1260s - never before landed in women's halfpipe competition - on her second and third runs but fell both times.

Speaking about her emotional reaction to landing her first run, Kim said: "I was so proud of myself. I had the worst practice ever.

"I probably landed my run twice when I'm used to landing it eight times, normally, and so that puts you in a weird headspace. It felt so inconsistent."

Read and watch how Kim did it here.

Kent Simpson
Commentator on BBC TV

Slovakia are not going to give up - you work so hard to win position, but that's only half the job.

I don't think Finland are going to be too happy how they're finishing this second period.

The hooter sounds in the Indoor National Stadium, marking the end of the second period.

Finland are one of the favourites to win gold and although they have been dominant, Slovakia are digging in and refusing to let their opponents run away with it.

One more 20-minute stint to go.

Excellent work by the DJ at the breaks in play, by the way. Heavy rock bringing sweaty, sticky, alt bar vibes.

Led Zep, aptly, is among the playlist.

"We come from the land of the ice and snow..."

Heading into the final two minutes of the second period. Finland have been on top but another Slovakia goal between now and the break will tee things up nicely going into the final 20 minutes.

Mikaela Shiffrin has been celebrating the silver medal of her boyfriend Aleksander Aamodt Kilde in the men's Alpine combined.

The American is a double Olympic champion so knows exactly what it takes to get on the podium.

Norwegian Kilde, a speed specialist, also took bronze in the men's super-G.