• Ice hockey - women's gold medal match - Canada v USA ongoing
• Freestyle skiing - men's freeski halfpipe qualification (run one) ongoing
• Freestyle skiing - men's freeski halfpipe qualification (run two) 05:21
• Alpine skiing - women's alpine combined slalom 06:00
• Freestyle skiing - women's ski cross (1/8 finals) 06:00
• Curling - women's round robin (Japan v Switzerland, ROC v Great Britain, Denmark v Canada, South Korea v Sweden) 06:05
• Bobsleigh - two-woman official training (heats five and six) 06:10
• Freestyle skiing - women's ski cross (quarter-finals) 06:35
• Freestyle skiing - women's ski cross (semi-finals) 06:54
• Nordic combined - Team Gundersen large hill / 4x5km ski jumping (trial round) 07:00
• Freestyle skiing - women's ski cross (small final and big final) 07:10
• Nordic combined - Team Gundersen large hill / 4x5km ski jumping (competition round) 08:00

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Zhangjiakou

The snow is really coming down into the pipe now. You wonder if any discussions are going on about visibility.

Canada have won women's ice hockey gold on four of the six occasions it has been held and they're closing in on another success as they lead 2-0 against 2018 champions the United States at the end of the first period.

USA hit the post through Hannah Brandt, Canada had a goal disallowed from Natalie Spooner but then scored twice thanks to goals from Sarah Nurse and Marie-Philip Poulin.

Ed Leigh
Snowboarding commentator on BBC TV

Oh no! Gus Kenworthy won't be happy with that. He's just measuring himself, taking a look back up the pipe. It did look like quite a big hit.

He did lose a bit of early season because of covid, that is worth mentioning.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Zhangjiakou

Gus Kenworthy looked a little nervous as he stood at the top of the pipe.

Oh no! He falls after his second trick, doing the splits and landing on his back. He shrugs as he's handed a 8.50 score. All to do on the second run now.

Canada's Brendan Mackay currently tops the standings with a score of 87.25 for his first run.

Canada double their lead and it's their captain Marie-Philip Poulin who fires past Alex Cavallini in the USA goal and the holders find themselves two goals behind.

Things then get even worse for the States as their captain, Kendall Coyne Schofield, gets sent to the penalty box for two minutes for delaying the game.

Kent Simpson
Commentator on BBC TV

I don't think either side getting blown away is an option in this game and the USA don't need to score right away but they've got to get a bit of pressure on Canada.

They've had the one opportunity and that's really it - they've got to get a few little things going to feel good about their game right now. It could very easily be 2-0 right now.

Maybe the USA just need to get some small plays going to get into this - for the first part it's really all been Canada.

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Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Zhangjiakou

The men's freeski halfpipe qualifying is under way. Team GB's Gus Kenworthy will be the sixth to drop in.

More motivational words for Team USA from curling's biggest fan - Mr T.

But this one does count. Canada do take the lead thanks to Sarah Nurse's goal, with the puck going in off the inside of the post.

Canada's Natalie Spooner thinks she has opened the scoring in the gold-medal match, but after a video check the goal is ruled out for offside.

Just like in football, the video check takes ages, but USA are the happy ones and we remain at 0-0.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Zhangjiakou

It's been a rough few months for Gus Kenworthy. A bout of Covid, another concussion, and then the twisties. You'll remember that word getting thrown around a lot during the Tokyo Olympics last summer, when gymnast Simone Biles suffered from the feeling of getting lost during the air.

Not ideal when you're launching yourself metres above an icy halfpipe, but thankfully, Kenworthy told me he hasn't suffered from it since December and is confident going into competition today.

"I feel very confident which is amazing because a month or two ago I wasn't sure if I was going to be able to do it," he said.

"So to be here and skiing well and feeling good and healthy and confident is incredible. I feel really grateful for that.

"I was training pretty hard up until the concussion and even since then recently, so I do feel pretty confident that I can do well. I just have to put my run down."

Nearly a dream start for the United States as a chance falls to Hannah Brandt, but her effort smashes off the post.

Watch live on BBC One now by pressing the play button at the top

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Zhangjiakou

With just under 20 minutes to go until the men's halfpipe qualifiers get under way, it's starting to snow.

Kent Simpson
Commentator on BBC TV

These teams are so close - they don't just match up the skill and what they can do but also mentally these teams just battle and battle.

It is the greatest rivalry in all of women's hockey right now - this is what we've been waiting for. At the start of the Olympics everyone thought it would be the gold medal match but until you get here you can't predict it and we're in for a beautiful game here.

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BBC One

It's live ice hockey on BBC One right now and it's for the gold medal in the women's competition as Canada take on the United States.

It's the fourth successive Games these two nations have met in the final, with Canada winning in 2010 and 2014 and USA being victorious in 2018.

Hammy McMillan, part of the victorious British quartet earlier on, has tweeted...

Thomas Duncan
BBC Scotland in Beijing

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Great Britain's men's curlers defeated Canada 5-2 to set up a semi-final meeting with defending champions United States at the Winter Olympics.

Bruce Mouat, Grant Hardie, Bobby Lammie, and Hammy McMillan can guarantee at least a silver medal with a win and end Team GB's long wait.

The Scottish quartet finished top of the standings by edging out the Canadians, who are also through.

They return to the ice at 12:05 GMT for their last-four match.

After the downhill section of the women's alpine combined, Austrian Christine Scheyer sits top of the leaderboard. But it is very tight, with the Czech Republic's snowboarding superstar Ester Ledecka just 0.01 second behind her. Austria's Ramona Siebenhofer sits third.

USA's Mikaela Shiffrin is fifth after questioning her future at the Olympics last week when she crashed out of the slalom, failing to finish a second alpine skiing race in a row.

The skiers will take to the slalom in a few hours, where their time there will be combined with their downhill effort to determine the medals.

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Great Britain advance from the round robin phase as winners.

These are the countries they have beaten to do so...

• Italy 7-5
• Norway 8-3
• China 7-6
• Denmark 8-2
• Switzerland 6-5
• Sweden 7-6
• Russian Olympic Committee 8-6
• Canada 5-2

In nine matches, GB only lost one - against the nation they face in the semi-finals...

• United States 7-9