Men's curling final - GB win silver after losing 5-4 to Sweden
X Country men's 50km race shortened to 30km - GB's Musgrave 12th
Men's freeski halfpipe - GB's Gus Kenworthy eighth as NZ's Nico Porteous wins gold
Four-man bobsleigh - GB sixth after two runs - final two runs on Sunday
Skiing mixed team parallel - event postponed because of poor weather conditions
Two-woman bobsleigh - final two runs with Montell Douglas and Mica McNeill competing for GB
Gold-medal match: Great Britain 4-5 Sweden (after 11 ends)
Steve Cram
Curling commentator on BBC TV
Great Britain came so close.
But Niklas Edin after a bronze and a silver can finally call himself an Olympic champion.
He was relentless, he played shot after shot after shot.
Men's curling
Image source, GettyIt's not to be!
Bruce Mouat's stone spins across the house off a red Swedish resident, but misses taking out a second.
That's it.
Sweden have won and Niklas Edin stares to the rafters in euphoria.
Gold-medal match: Great Britain 4-4 Sweden (after 10 ends)
It's short. Sweden's skip Niklas Edin has undercooked on his penultimate stone.
Is the door open for Bruce Mouat?
He has a final stone to knock Sweden out of contention and potentially lie two...
Gold-medal match: Great Britain 4-4 Sweden
Thomas Duncan
BBC Scotland in Beijing
A nervous murmur of chatter fills the Ice Cube. Everyone is absolutely absorbed in this gripping final.
Gold-medal match: Great Britain 4-4 Sweden (after 10 ends)
Sweden's turn to call for a time-out. Who will crack this puzzle and unlock the gold?
There is a lot of gesticulating and voices. I'm not sure if they have reached a unanimous verdict on the best course of action.
Skip Niklas Edin is the man who will have to play the shot. He's the man with the deciding vote.
Gold-medal match: Great Britain 4-4 Sweden (after 10 ends)
Image source, GettyA time out for Great Britain and the reassuring presence of coach David Murdoch appears at rink-side.
Swedish skip Niklas Edin has headed off for a bathroom break. A chance to stare into the mirror, 8 Mile style?
Gold-medal match: Great Britain 4-4 Sweden (after 10 ends)
Rhona Howie
Olympic gold medallist curler on BBC TV
This is a really good set up for Great Britain right now.
#bbcolympics
Sarah: This curling match is intense.
Gold-medal match: Great Britain 4-4 Sweden (after 10 ends)
This is all boiling down to the skips and their final stones.
Edin v Mouat. A shoot-out on main street.
Gold-medal match: Great Britain 4-4 Sweden (after 10 ends)
Bobby Lammie delivers a deliciously weighted stone into the house. It dies right on the T line.
Great Britain looking for inspiration from any one of their quartet.
Gold-medal match: Great Britain 4-4 Sweden (extra end)
Thomas Duncan
BBC Scotland in Beijing
The Sweden fans absolutely roared when Niklas Edin made that shot.
They know the odds are overwhelmingly in their favour now with the hammer in the decider.
GB need a mistake. Will Edin blink?
Gold-medal match: Great Britain 4-4 Sweden (after 10 ends)
The last-stone advantage surely puts Sweden in pole position for gold.
Their opening stones have been exact. No sign of the error Great Britain need.
Gold-medal match: Great Britain 4-4 Sweden (after 10 ends)
Bruce Mouat lands his stone. It was an easy one in theory. But this isn't theory. This is a gold-medal match at the Olympics, the culmination of a lifetime of work. Nothing is easy here.
We are into an extra end. Sweden with the hammer. They will slide the final stone in the 11th.
Gold-medal match: Great Britain 3-4 Sweden (after nine ends)
Steve Cram
Curling commentator on BBC TV
No wonder they stand and applaud. They knew if Niklas Edin got that wrong Great Britain had a chance for two.
Gold-medal match: Great Britain 3-4 Sweden (after nine ends)
Niklas Edin knocks Bruce Mouat's stone to the boards!
Mouat must swing this to within four foot on his final shot to score one and take this to a final end.
If not, Sweden have gold.
Gold-medal match: Great Britain 3-4 Sweden (after nine ends)
Bruce Mouat tucks in a British stone closest to the bullseye.
But it is a straight shunt for Niklas Edin to knock it out...
Gold-medal match: Great Britain 3-4 Sweden (after nine ends)
Niklas Edin with a miracle shot, finding an angle from off the protractor to shunt Grant Hardie's effort out of contention...
Sweden lying three...
Gold-medal match: Great Britain 3-4 Sweden
Thomas Duncan
BBC Scotland in Beijing
Whatever way this ends, both teams have been magnificent. It's a shame one of them has to lose!
Gold-medal match: Great Britain 3-4 Sweden (after nine ends)
Rhona Howie
Olympic gold medallist curler on BBC TV
That shot has just set up the opportunity for Great Britain to get their two.
Gold-medal match: Great Britain 3-4 Sweden (after nine ends)
Image source, Getty ImagesCunning as a weasel from Grant Hardie!
The Scot tucks a yellow stone behind a cordon of Swedish red rocks. There is not obvious direct route for Sweden to clear his effot. And it is lying shot.
Sweden call for their own time-out.
This is agonising!