Ed Leigh
Snowboarding and freestyle skiing commentator on BBC iPlayer

Very, very clean. The execution was immaculate from Mari Fukada.

Wow. 85.7. The technicality on the rails was worked well by Fukada.

Germany's Annika Morgan adds just over a point to her first-run score but is still behind leader Kokomo Murase.

Remember, it's only the best single-run score that counts for each competitor.

And it's now a Japan one-two! Mari Fukada registers 85.70 in her second run to move into gold medal position.

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Costly for Sweden!

Anna Magnusson is hit with a penalty after her prone shoot - her team drops from 1st to 10th.

Bulgaria don't experience a clean shoot either and stay in second, with Germany moving up to first place.

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Biathlon fan Jurgen Klopp is back for the women's relay, after ringing the final lap bell in the men's event yesterday.

As we come to the end of the first leg, Sweden lead from Bulgaria and Germany.

Camille Bened was not able to make up any positions after suffering a penalty - France remain 16th, over 50 seconds behind the leader.

Bened was selected ahead of Justine Braisaz-Bouchet, who featured in the world relay winning team last year but has struggled with her shooting at these Games.

Tim Warwood
Snowboard and freestyle skiing commentator on BBC iPlayer

It must be said that we're talking a lot about the snow conditions affecting the snowboarders.

They can, Conor, but each team only have one 'alternate'. In GB's case that's Kyle Waddell, who has sat in the box behind the rink for every game.

We've got four more gold medals up for grabs today...

• 13:30-14:50 - Women's snowboard slopestyle
• 13:45-15:20 - Women's biathlon 4 x 6km relay
• 19:15-21:00 - Men's 500m and women's 3000m short track

Plus, GB women will be back in action for their penultimate round-robin match when they take on Japan at 18:05 GMT.

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We're into run two of three in the women's slopestyle final. As with the first run, the competitors go down in the order they qualified.

Canada's Juliette Pelchat and Jess Perlmutter of the USA have improved their respective scores from their first runs but neither has disturbed the podium places.

BBC One

We've gone over to BBC One for the rest of the curling, while the women's slopestyle final is being shown on the Olympics Extra channel.

You can watch that on Red Button or iPlayer, or click the 'watch live' button at the top of this page.

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An early blow for France!

Camille Bened incurs a penalty and sees her side slip to 16th in the standings.

But the men's team also suffered the same fate yesterday and surged back to win.

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A statement run from Zoi Sadowski Synnott... but an error on a rail costs her.

The Kiwi puts has to settle for third place after the first run with Kokomo Murase of Japan leading the way on 79.30.

Germany's Annika Morgan is second on 77.65, with Sadowski Synnott on 73.01.

Plenty of runs not landed so it could all change over the next two rounds before the medal are handed out.

We're under way in biathlon's women's 4x6km relay, and after yesterday's thrilling men's relay we could be set for another thrilling encounter here.

France's line-up are in good form, and will be out looking to match their male counterparts, who topped the podium on Tuesday.

Richard Winton
BBC Sport Scotland in Cortina

Daniel Casper has lost his shape entirely here. I don't know how the 24-year-old comes back from three grave mistakes in three ends like that.

Don't forget, the Americans have an identical record to Team GB so are playing for a semi-final place here too.

In less positive news, the Italians are now 3-0 up. Looks like we're relying on Norway faltering. They do, at least, still trail Switzerland.

Jackie Lockhart
Four-time Olympic curler on BBC One

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This is a huge lead for Great Britain, but they still have to keep calm. These guys are going to be fighting back with whatever they have got.

This is just the start they were looking for.

Richard Winton
BBC Sport Scotland in Cortina

Oh my, Daniel Casper has made a horrible mess of that.

The US skip just needed to draw into the button to save one, but instead he overcooks it and can only watch in horror as it skites all the way through the house to gift GB four.

At this stage, that's almost an insurmountable lead...

Jackie Lockhart
Four-time Olympic curler on BBC One

I know that many ice rinks are putting on curling sessions across this three-week period for the Olympics. I know that my own club, Curl Aberdeen, have sold out. It's so popular!

Richard Winton
BBC Sport Scotland in Cortina

So, Steve in Northamptonshire, as well as Alastair and Chelsea in London, are wondering how United States have had the hammer for three ends running.

It's quite simple, really. If you don't score in an end when you've got the hammer, you keep it for the next. And given the US didn't score in the first two...

Seven of the 12 finalists have now had their first run in this women's slopestyle final.

Germany's Annika Morgan leads the way on 77.65 at the moment but the top qualifiers, including Zoi Sadowski Synnott, are still to come.

No really big scores as yet but conditions could be playing a part in that.

Richard Winton
BBC Sport Scotland in Cortina

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Aidan Oldenburg looks like "a character". The American sweeper has on a red bandana, scientists' glasses and seems to revel in engaging with the crowd. For the watching.