Women's curling: GB stun reigning champions Sweden to reach gold-medal match
Women's curling: GB women to face Japan in final
Men's 1,000m speed skating: GB's Cornelius Kersten finishes ninth
Canada beat US 8-5 to win men's curling bronze
China's Eileen Gu wins halfpipe gold to claim third medal of Games, GB's Zoe Atkin ninth
Women’s bobsleigh: First two runs, Mica McNeill and Montell Douglas go for GB (12:00 GMT)
Sweden v Great Britain (12:05 GMT)
From a British perspective, this is only the warm-up act for the main curling intrigue of the day.
A 9-4 victory for Great Britain's women over ROC yesterday, combined with defeats for Japan and South Korea, ensured they qualified for the semi-finals. They will play defending champions Sweden at 12:05 GMT today.
Bronze-medal match: Canada 4-5 USA (after six ends)
The United States make better use of the hammer. Two points from the sixth end put them out in front on the home straight.
John Shuster cracks a smile and hollers in delight.
Men's ski cross final
Ed Leigh
Snowboarding commentator on BBC TV
Ryan Regez takes gold.
It looks like disbelief from Regez, his eyes are sparkling.
He couldn’t believe he was so far in front.
Men's ski cross final
It's a Switzerland one-two as Ryan Regez hits the front early on and stays there for the rest of the race to become Olympic champion.
Alex Fiva, who won the World Championships in 2021, takes silver, while Russian Sergey Ridzik picks up the bronze - just as he did four years ago in Pyeongchang.
Bronze-medal match: Canada 4-3 United States (after five ends)
Image source, Getty ImagesWell, well, well.
Canada score a point, but that was not what they wanted.
They were hoping to instead blank the end and keep the hammer through to the otherside of the interval.
But skip Brad Gushue catches the US stone too straight. The American rock is shunted out of the circle, but his stubbornly stays stuck in the circle.
Canada score one. But the United States will have the last-stone advantage in the sixth end.
Men's ski cross final
Ed Drake
Olympic alpine skier and ski cross racer on BBC TV
It can be anybody’s race. There’s so much experience so none of them are newbies.
It’s going to be hell for leather, they’re going to pull out of the gates as hard as possible and anything can happen.
It’s going to get messy because once every four years you’ve got one shot to win Olympic gold.
There’s someone there who’s is going home without a medal.
Men's ski cross final
Erik Mobaerg, the Swede who came third in last year's World Championships, advances to the final, as does Ryan Regez of Switzerland
They join reigning world champion Alex Fiva (Switzerland) and Sergey Ridzik (ROC) in the final, meaning Switzerland are guaranteed at least a bronze medal.
Bronze-medal match: Canada 3-3 USA (after four ends)
Steve Cram
Curling commentator on BBC TV
It’s all tied up after four ends.
We were hoping for a good match, we were a bit worried USA would be suffering a reaction to last night’s defeat against Great Britain.
But they’ve got their game going now.
Bronze-medal match: Canada 3-3 United States (after four ends)
Image source, GettyJohn Shuster floats down his final stone. Minimal scrub from his team-mates. Maximum accuracy and weight from the USA skip.
That bags two for the Americans and levels up the scoreline. Onwards!
Men's ski cross
In a thrilling first semi-final, all four had the lead at some stage, but in the end world champion Alex Fiva of Switzerland wins it with Sergey Ridzik of the Russian Olympic Committee second.
That means Canada's Brady Leman, who won the gold medal at the 2018 Olympics, has relinquished his title and will not be in the final.
Men's ski cross semi-finals
Britain's Ollie Davies fell at the first hurdle, but we have eight men left in the men's ski cross.
Semi-final 1: Alex Fiva (Switzerland, the reigning world champion), Simone Deromedis (Italy), Sergey Ridzik (Russian Olympic Committee, bronze medallist in 2018), Brady Leman (Canada, reigning Olympic champion)
Semi-final 2: Erik Mobaerg (Sweden, finished third in 2021 World Championships), Francois Place (France, 2019 world champion and finished second in 2021 World Championships), Ryan Regez (Switzerland), Johannes Rohrweck (Austria).
China's Eileen Gu became the first freestyle skier to win Olympic medals in three different events with halfpipe gold. British teenager Zoe Atkin finished ninth after falls on two of her three runs.
Bronze-medal match: Canada 3-1 USA (after three ends)
Image source, Getty ImagesCanada's Brad Gushue with the final stone of the third end....
It's a doozie. It secures his team a point from the end. Maybe less than par considering his team had the hammer in that one.
The small crowd break into a chorus of We Will Rock You, complete with synchronised handclaps.
Bronze-medal match: Canada 2-1 USA (after two ends)
Image source, Getty ImagesThe United States nibble back a point in the second end.
There is support for both rinks in the stands. The American fans chant their usual three letters to congratulate John Shuster and his men.
Men's ski cross 1/8 finals
This is the first time Great Britain have had anyone in the men's ski cross, with Ollie Davies in the final heat.
But Davies can't advance into the quarter-finals as he finishes fourth.
He had dropped to the back early on, did well to catch up with the pack, but could not finish in the top two as Russian Igor Omelin wins the heat, with Canada's Kevin Drury - a finalist four years ago - coming second.
Bronze-medal match: Canada 2-0 USA (after one end)
Image source, Getty ImagesNever enough Maple Leaves for the Canadian team kit designers are there?
Anyway, it is working for them so far.
Canada's skip Bard Gushue is a tough cookie by the way. He suffered a concussion after an on-ice fall during a televised game. He went to hospital to receive stitches and returned to finish the game, which they lost.
Men's ice hockey semi-final - Finland 2-0 Slovakia (third period)
Seth Bennett
Commentator on BBC TV
Harri Pesonen sends Finland to the gold-medal game.
Heartbreak for Slovakia.
They’ve entertained and delighted throughout this tournament but the route to gold comes to an end.
Image source, Getty ImagesMen's ice hockey semi-final - Finland 2-0 Slovakia
Finland are in the men's ice hockey final as they have sealed a 2-0 win over Slovakia, with Harri Pesonen scoring a late second after Sakari Mannonen's first-period goal.
Finland have never won Olympic gold in this event and will have a final against either the Russian Olympic Committee or Sweden.
Men's ice hockey semi-final - Finland 1-0 Slovakia (third period)
Seth Bennett
Commentator on BBC TV
Everybody knows what’s at stake here.
This is the moment Slovakia need to go hard and create that one gilt-edged chance.
Finland know what their job is.
Canada 0-0 United States (first end)
Image source, Getty ImagesIt is going to be a noisy one in the Ice Cube.
Canada, gold medallists in Sochi, and the United States, gold medallists in Pyeongchang, both like to play a high-decibel match.
You may remember American skip John Shuster from his team's defeat by Great Britain yesterday.
We are into the first end.