Anna Thompson
BBC Sport in Beijing

Britain's Will Feneley has missed out on a place in the men's moguls final. He could not improve on his first qualification round of 70.23, scoring 67.54 in the second. The 22-year-old finished 27th overall with 20 advancing to the final from two qualification rounds.

Team GB sisters Makalya and Leonie Gerken Schofield are back in action on Sunday at the Genting Snow Park. Makayla just missed out on automatic qualification, finishing 12th in the first run with the top 10 going through. Younger sister Leonie fell but there are still 10 places up for grabs, with 20 skiers battling for them.

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As we edge closer to the short track speed skating here's BBC Radio 1 presenters Mollie King and Matt Edmondson demonstrating just how hard it is.

After Team GB athletes Kathryn Thomson and Niall Treacy put them through their paces, it's time to hit the ice for a race around the rink.

Sonia Oxley
BBC Sport in Beijing

Kathryn Thomson has been out on the ice warming up for her 500m heat. She was looking relaxed and was practising her start.

There has been a lot of British heart-break in this event at the past two Games, with Elise Christie crashing in the final in 2018 and being disqualified four years before that.

But these are different Olympics - let's think positively!

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British short track speed skater Elise Christie suffered heartbreak at previous Olympics and injuries this season put paid to her qualifying for a fourth Games. She made the decision to retire from the sport but has wished her former colleagues and rivals all the best in Beijing.

If you are just joining us, the second medal of the games went to Irene Schouten of the Netherlands, who won the women's 3,000m speed skating in a new Olympic record time of 3:56.93.

Norway's Therese Johaug won the Women's 15km skiathlon by a mammoth 44 seconds for the first gold medal of the Games.

Check out her sensational race here:

Fallen in love with curling yet? Trust me, you will.

Check out highlights below as Team GB mixed doubles pair Jen Dodds and Bruce Mouat made it four wins from five with victory over the Czech Republic.

Dodds and Mouat are in action again against leaders Italy at 12:05 GMT.

In case you missed it earlier this morning, here's some of the highlights from the women's slopestyle qualifying - including Katie Ormerod's long-awaited Olympic debut.

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It was a routine win for Canada's women earlier as the four-time Olympic champions thrashed Finland 11-1.

In the six women's Winters competitions, Canada have reached the final on each occasion - three times beating the United States in the final and twice losing to their neighbours.

Sweden are the only other nation to reach the final, losing to Canada at the 2006 Torino Games.

Sonia Oxley
BBC Sport in Beijing

Over at the Capital Indoor Stadium, they're getting the ice ready for the other speed skating - short track.

In around an hour we'll be under way with three Britons in action - Kathryn Thomson in the women's 500m heats and the Treacy brothers - Farrell and Niall - in the men's 1,000m heats.

And after that there is the new mixed team event, which should be a fun (chaotic?!) competition. China are favourites so will it be a first gold for the hosts at these Games?

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Simon Gleave
Head of sports analysis, Nielsen Gracenote

Irene Schouten is the third successive Olympic champion representing Netherlands in the women's 3000m, after Ireen Wust (2014) and Carlijn Achtereekte (2018). Netherlands is the first national Olympic committee to win this event at three successive Olympic Winter Games.

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Remotes at the ready! That's all from our Winter Olympic coverage on BBC Two for now, time to flick over to BBC One.

Wilf O’Reilly MBE
Former British short track speed skater on BBC TV

What a race - it went to the last pair who were the first two in the World Cup rankings.

It has been a fantastic race. To prepare for these games amid Covid was outstanding. The drafting of Schouten in that race was fantastic. She had the inside lane at the end and put in a very strong final lap.

Talk about saving the best until last.

Irene Schouten and Francesca Lollobrigida pushed each other on in that final skate in what became a straight shoot-out for gold.

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Both skaters are inside the gold medal time with three laps to go.

This is going to be close.

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Irene Schouten, who has dominated endurance races this season, is in the final pairing with Francesca Lollobrigida of Italy.

3:58.64 is the time to beat.

Wilf O’Reilly MBE
Former British short track speed skater on BBC TV

Isabelle Weidemann has a very unorthodox style but it works. She was very surprised with her time and now the gauntlet has been thrown down to the final pairing.

Another leader! What a finish we are having here.

A stunning effort from Isabelle Weidemann nudges the Canadian ahead of Martina Sablikova to lead by 1.7 seconds.

Ragne Wiklund of Norway moves into the bronze medal position with just one pair to go.