Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Livigno

We're back under way in the moguls, with Makayla Gerken Schofield in action for Great Britain in the women's event.

This is her second Olympics, having made her debut four years ago in Beijing where she achieved GB's best ever moguls finish with eighth.

Know your moguls and the Gerken Schofield surname is one you'll know well. Both her elder siblings, twins Thomas and Leonie, represented GB in moguls skiing, and Leonie competed alongside Makayla in Beijing.

It’s a really small crowd here at the moguls park. Let’s hope they’re loud.

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Richard Winton
BBC Sport Scotland in Cortina

How do we think the Italians are feeling today?

They came in here as defending Olympic and world champions, and are playing on the ice where Stefania Constantini learned to play the sport.

Gold was their aim. Now they are scrapping for bronze. What kind of pressure does that bring?

Bruce Mouat and Jen Dodds aren't the only Brits in action with Makayla Gerken Schofield coming up in the freestyle skiing women's mogul qualification, which has just got under way.

She's one of 30 athletes taking part in the initial qualifying round, with the top 10 progressing to Wednesday's final.

The remaining 20 will do a second qualifying run on Wednesday, with the top 10 also advancing to the final.

Speed, style, and height are key as skiers head down a bumpy 225m downhill course, featuring two jumps, and are scored out of 100 for their efforts.

Jakara Anthony is the favourite as she bids to become the first Australian to win two Winter gold medals but there's also a sizeable American contingent, headlined by Jaelin Kauf and Tess Johnson.

Jess Anderson
BBC Sport in Cortina

Team GB’s Jacques Jefferies is into his third lap of the 4km track here at the biathlon arena.

He’s missed one of his five shots on both visits to the range so far and that incurs a one-minute penalty.

Having set off 21st he’s holding his own and managing to stay inside the top 30 in a packed 80-strong field.

The French are the ones to watch here with Quentin Maillet looking to defend his gold medal from four years ago.

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Logan Gray
Scottish former curler on BBC Two

I really want to see Great Britain play a bit more like they were in the round robin.

I want to see them pushing themselves like they are the best team in the world, because they really are. We saw that throughout the round robin.

But the feel and the communication was different yesterday. There was a lot of indecision and some desperate tactical pauses at the change of ends. They just need to stay calm here.

Richard Winton
BBC Sport Scotland in Cortina

The British pair will have to chase again. What have they got?

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A difficult final throw for Jen Dodds this. Italy have a yellow stone on the button, sandwiched between two reds.

What can she do here?

Not much. She gets a touch on the yellow, but it's not enough and Italy steal in the very first end. 1-0 to the hosts.

Curling is going to be the talk of the town for the time being with Great Britain's Bruce Mouat and Jen Dodds eyeing a bronze medal against Italy but there's plenty more action to come on day four...

Gold medal events

• Men's biathlon 20km - 12:30-14:30
• Aline skiing women's team combined slalom - 13:00-14:30
• Luge women's singles - 16:00
• Mixed doubles curling (Sweden vs USA) - 17:05
• Mixed team ski jumping - 17:45

Plus...

• Freestyle skiing women's mogul qualification featuring GB's Makayla Gerken Schofield - 13:15

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• Italy clinched gold in the short track speed skating mixed relay ahead of Canada and Belgium, with Arianna Fontana earning her 12th Olympic medal.
• Norway's Johannes Hosflot Klaebo won his seventh Olympic gold with victory in the men's cross country sprint classic.
• Lin Svahn led home a Swedish 1-2-3 in the women's cross country sprint classic, with Jonan Sundling and Maja Dahlqvist joining her on the podium.
• Birk Ruud clinched another gold for Norway, winning the men's freeski slopestyle. USA's Alex Hall and New Zealand's Luca Harrington completed the podium.

Anna Thompson
BBC Sport in Livigno

That’s a nice moment as the family and friends of Birk Ruud and Alex Hall embrace and congratulate one another after their very talented relatives have just won Olympic medals.

They will soon be joined by the athletes themselves in a reunion zone - once the medal ceremony is out of the way and they’ve got the metal discs hanging around their necks.

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Richard Winton
BBC Sport Scotland in Cortina

The pipe band are back to lead these teams out and stir the soul...

If Bruce Mouat and Jen Dodds are not roused by that, something is wrong.

Off we go. Team GB will have the hammer in the opening end, so it's Italy's Stefania Constantini who gets us up and running - setting up a guard with her first throw.

GB have got the red stones, Italy have the yellow.

Richard Winton
BBC Sport Scotland in Cortina

So here we go, a second chance for Jen Dodds and Bruce Mouat to claim Team GB's first medal of these Games.

The Scottish duo were overwhelmed by Sweden in Monday's semi-final to leave them having to beat the hosts if they are to avoid the same fate as four years ago in Beijing, by finishing fourth.

GB and Italy are very evenly-matched - the Italians edged the world final between the two last year but the British won their round-robin encounter here on Sunday.

The crowd will be backing Stefania Constantini and Amos Mosaner, obviously, but the decisive factor may well be who responds best to their last-four disappointment.

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New Zealand's Luca Harrington has clinched bronze on his major Games debut.

His final run score of 85.15 sealed the deal.

Before the bronze-medal match starts, get to know your sweeping from your stones in our 90-second guide to curling.

BBC Sport's Emma Middleton explains what you need to know.

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Alex Hall of the United States was unable to defend his Olympic title, but he does leave with a silver medal.

He will no doubt be disappointed by his final performance in which he only had one clean run.

But one is all you need as his score of 85.75 was enough to secure silver.

BBC Two

Ready?! Take a deep breath everyone and make sure you're tuned in on BBC Two for the curling.

Bronze for Britain? Let's find out!

So, can Jen Dodds and Bruce Mouat win Team GB's first medal of the Milan-Cortina Games?

The pair will be going for the bronze medal in 10 minutes when they face home hopes and defending champions Italy.

Not only will Dodds and Mouat have the crowd against them, history isn't on their side either. They lost to Sweden in the bronze-medal match at Beijing four years ago.

Brace yourselves!

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