This image just dropped. If those eyes could be summed up I think they'd simply say...

"This is scary".

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Canada are fighting hard against Sweden but need to take a two in the 10th and final end to force an extra end.

The Canadians trail 7-5 but have the last-stone advantage. Can they make it count?Elsewhere, Japan are also looking to take two in the final end of their match against Denmark. They too trail 7-5 but have the final stone.

And South Korea eased to a 9-5 victory over the Russian Olympic Committee.

Ollie Williams
Commentator on BBC TV

Canada play the US in men's ice hockey at 04:10 BST.

The lack of NHL players means each nation had to be creative at short notice in who they selected, and that'll create an interesting match-up. For example, Canada's squad includes youth in the form of Owen Power, 2021's number one draft pick who has yet to play an NHL game, and Eric Staal, who played in the NHL for 17 years - and won Olympic gold at Vancouver 2010 - before leaving the league last year.

So then....

Here are some highlights - all times are BST:

• 0105:Curling - women's round robin session four
• *0200-0300: GOLD FOR USA
• 0410-1530:Ice hockey - men’s including USA v Canada and women’s quarter-finals
• *0730-0845:Cross country skiing - women's 4 x 5km relay
• *0853:Speed skating - men’s 500m
• *0900-1015:Men’s biathlon 10km sprint
• *1000-1230:Ski jumping - men’s large hill
• 1100-1430:Ice dance (GB Gibson and Fear)
• 1205-1500:Curling women’s round robin session five (GB v USA)
• *1220-1440:Women’s skeleton runs 3/4 (GB Deas and Crowley)

Anything marked with a * represents a medal event on day eight.

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Great Britain's Huw Nightingale speaking to BBC TV:

"It was amazing I could do a race with Charlotte [Bankes] and then get to the final.

"It was super tough conditions this morning, super slow. But then at the end of the day it was getting faster and faster.

"I think we did a good job. I think Charlotte did an amazing job to catch up.

"She’s number one in the world overall at the moment and just to do a race with someone who is the best in the world means absolutely everything."

BBC One

Still they curl on BBC One. England will play the next Ashes series by the time the curling tournament at Beijing 2022 ends.

That means you have tonnes to dig into now as it's live on BBC One.

So, how are you all hanging in there?

Ed Leigh
Snowboarding commentator on BBC TV

Lindsey Jacobellis walks away from Beijing 2022 with two gold medals and Nick Baumgartner, at the fourth time of asking, finally gets an Olympic medal.

As a neutral you have to enjoy that victory. 36-years-old Jacobellis, 40-year-old Baumgartner. He is without doubt the oldest snowboard medallist.

Phenomenal.

Lindsey Jacobellis waited 16 years to overcome throwing away gold in 2006.

She's now won two gold medals in a week.

Life is a journey my brothers and sisters. One with ups and downs!

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Lindsey Jacobellis and Nick Baumgartner embrace.

They are a combined 76 years old. So what?

Here's to aching joints, a stiff back and hot drinks.

A double wipe out in the chasing pack and it leaves Lindsey Jacobellis of the USA and Michela Moioli to fight it out... there's nothing in it.... the Italian edges ahead briefly but she's instantly hauled in.... Jacobellis.... Jacobellis... Jacobelliss...

Gold.

USA in a thriller!

"Let's go Lindsey," shouts Baumgartner.

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Tim Warwood
Reporter on BBC TV

What a race from the 40-year-old Nick Baumgartner.

All he can do is wait.

USA out fast, Nick Baumgartner flying. Italy's first team in second on this opening leg. The Italian's have two teams in this final and and they get to the bottom of the slope in second and fourth. Baumgartner edges to a narrow advantage over the line.

He gets his team-mate - Olympic champion Lindsey Jacobellis - a 0.04 second start on the final run.

They are all still in it!

Natalie Lewis: Snowboard cross is like the BMX of the winter Olympics. the speed, drama, crashes, great commentary. been the absolute highlight, I love it.

We love it too Natalie. Send us your views on #bbcolympics.

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Jenny Jones
2014 Olympic bronze medallist snowboarder on BBC TV

Lindsey Jacobellis is riding on a high at the minute and her teammate Nick Baumgartner is at his fourth Olympics, he’s in his 40s so he is not the youngest of lads out there.

She will be really enjoying it. Yes, she will have her competitive head on but she has won that elusive gold that she wanted so this really is a bonus round. She will put it all out there in this final.

It will be really exciting.

To the final...

We'll have a 'small final' which consists of the teams who lost in the semi-final.

Huw Nightingale gets Great Britain home third on his leg and Charlotte Bankes makes up a place to come home second. That means Team GB are sixth overall in this first snowboard cross mixed team event.

It's a superb result. Yes Bankes is the women's world champion, but Nightingale came into the Winters ranked 89th in the world.

Jenny Jones
2014 Olympic bronze medallist snowboarder on BBC TV

Huw Nightingale had a great race there, staying at third position.

To have that distance to try and make up for Charlotte Bankes, she raced as well as she could there but however much wax you put on your board that was a lot to make up against two amazing athletes in front of her.

They’ve done well, they’ve got more experience and that combination of working as a team and knowing there is potential for them to work together again in more of these events.

Huw especially will have taken a lot from this, and take it into his training programme and what he will do over the next three or four years before the next Olympic qualifiers.

Charlotte will definitely feel some kind of redemption today, feeling she has raced this course well and taken the best lines she can. I think she will be happy.