The worst-case scenario for Team GB's curlers is two silvers, which would be a fantastic achievement.

Two golds would be a little bit special, though...

Snowboard commentary, meet curling.

I'm not sure how snowboarding commentators Ed Leigh and Tim Warwood would have coped with Friday's drama, mind...

We have to wait until Sunday for the women's curling gold medal match.

That final, against Japan, begins at 01:05 GMT.

Is gold really written in the stars for Team Muirhead in Beijing?

Here's what former curling world champion Jackie Lockhart made of it all.

The shot of the match was undoubtedly British skip Eve Muirhead's score of four in the ninth end to give GB an 11-8 lead, only for Sweden to deliver another twist to the story.

"I'm pretty speechless right now but what a moment," said Muirhead, who is competing at her fourth Olympics.

"It sounds amazing to say we're in an Olympic final. It is third time lucky. I've lost two semi-finals before and I was desperate for it. These moments and opportunities don't come around very often.

"I'm so proud of these girls. It is such a team game and all week we have dug so deep."

The miraCURL on ice? Has that one stuck?

What a match. I'm not sure any of us have any nails left after watching it.

Team GB's Eve Muirhead, Vicky Wright, Jen Dodds, and Hailey Duff defeated Sweden 12-11, in an extra end, to secure their place in Sunday's women's curling gold medal match.

Here are the best bits from an incredible match - featuring that shot by Eve Muirhead in the ninth end.

David Page: All the best both curling teams over the next 24 hours. Has me hooked again this Winter Olympics. Alarm set to for Bruce Mouat’s lads in the morning. Then Eve Muirhead’s crew going to provide some late night gold viewing.

Georgia: Never knew how exciting watching curling was. Doing well team GB.

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How are we doing out there, folks? Not trying any of those freestyle skiing tricks in your front room, I hope.

We're only a few hours away now from seeing if GB's men's curling team can strike gold against Sweden.

How will you be enjoying the men's and women's finals this weekend? Surely someone out there has demanded their local pub show the matches on the big screen...

Mica McNeill said something went "drastically wrong" after a disappointing start to the two-woman bobsleigh left Great Britain out of contention with two heats remaining.

The British pair sit 19th out of 20 after the opening two heats - with heats three and four taking place after 12:00 GMT today.

"It is one of those things where we don't fully know what's going on," said McNeill. "Something has gone drastically wrong, it hasn't all come together."

That final was also the final competition of Team GB's Gus Kenworthy's career.

After suffering a huge crash on his second run, Kenworthy bowed out with an eighth-placed finish courtesy of this final display.

One gold medal has been settled so far on day 15.

And it came in a chaotic men's freeski halfpipe final which saw several athletes suffer nasty falls.

But it was 20-year-old New Zealander Nico Porteous who emerged victorious, four years on from winning bronze in Pyeongchang.

Here is that second run from GB's four-man team.

They got off to a good start, but they lost time after nudging the roof of the track.

It is sixth place, at 0.69 seconds behind Francesco Friedrich's leading German sled, for Brad Hall's British quartet at the half way point of the four-man competition.

Team GB are 0.31 off the medal positions after two of four runs.

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Well, that was a busy few hours to begin Saturday's Winter Olympic entertainment.

Here's a few things you can look forward to over the next few hours (all times in GMT):

• 06:00 - Cross-country skiing: Men's 50km mass start ft. GB's Andrew Musgrave
• 06:50 - Curling: Men's gold medal match - GB v Sweden
• 07:00 - Speed skating: Men's and women's mass start semi-finals and finals

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Anna Thompson
BBC Sport in Beijing

It's so tight in the four-man and Britain's Brad Hall makes a couple of tiny mistakes which cost him a few hundredths of a second to slip a couple of places.

But the Russian Olympic Committee sled is a bit ragged too so Hall finishes sixth - 0.69 seconds off the lead but only a third of a second off a medal.

They are still in contention going into Sunday's medal runs.

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Sonia Oxley
BBC Sport in Beijing

There will be no alpine mixed team parallel race today - high winds in Yanqing have forced organisers to postpone it.

They've not given a time yet for the rearranged race.

Some news to bring you about the alpine skiing's mixed team parallel event which was due to take place earlier...

John Jackson
Two-time Olympic bobsledder on BBC TV

To fight for the medals that run had to be perfect, there was no room for error.

We aren’t talking about big mistakes.

But it wasn’t quite what the Great Britain team needed.

Can Brad Hall's team put themselves firmly in medal contention at the halfway stage?

It's a smooth start for the British quartet, but they just lose some speed after clipping the top of the track.

It puts them in third for now.