Logan Gray
Scottish former curler on BBC Two

Isabella Wrana is really keeping Sweden in this game, while her brother is having a little wobble.

Cat and mouse, once again it's a single-point end with Sweden moving back ahead.

The USA land their final stone bang in the centre of the house. The Swedish reply looks for a second like it might not have enough power to knock it away, but it makes just about enough contact to hand the point to the Scandinavians.

After six ends, Sweden lead 4-3 thanks to their two-point second end.

We've got two ends to go.

The final top 10...

1. Julia Taubitz (Germany) - 3:30.625
2. Elina Bota (Latvia) - 3:31.543
3. Ashley Farquharson (USA) - 3:31.582
4. Verena Hofer (Italy) - 3:31.645
5. Sandra Robatscher (Italy) - 3:31.732
6. Anna Berreiter (Germany) - 3:32.010
7. Lisa Schulte (Austria) - 3:32.062
8. Merle Fraebel (Germany) - 3:32.172
9. Natalie Maag (Switzerland) - 3:32.407
10. Hannah Prock (Austria) - 3:32.763

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History for Elina Bota! She will be the first Latvian woman to win an individual medal at a Winter Olympics!

With a run of 52.921, she finishes with a final time of 3:31.543.

It's going to be a silver medal at least. But will it be gold? It's all down to Julia Taubitz.

It's a wobbly run from Ashley Farquharson. She's trading the lead back and forth with Verena Hofer and... beats the Italian by -0.063 to guarantee herself at least a bronze medal!

The American leads the competition with a time of 3:31.582, with Hofer second and Sandra Robatscher third.

Two to go.

Steve Cram
Curling commentator on BBC Two

It is still advantage Sweden with the hammer in the sixth and eighth for me.

Level again - 3-3.

The USA pair of Corey and Kory place their final stone well enough to pick up one point at the end of the fifth end.

Three ends to go, there's very little between these two pairs.

Italy's Verena Hofer takes top spot from compatriot Sandra Robatscher. Her time is 3:31.645.

Hosts Italy occupy the top two positions with three lugers to go. Can they collect a medal?

Oh, USA's Emily Fischnaller loses her line midway down the track. And another mistake at the back-end.

A nightmare final run sees her finish with a time of 3:33.035 and slip down to eighth. Her hopes of a top-10 finish are in jeopardy.

Italy's Sandra Robatscher (3:31.732) keeps the lead with four lugers to go.

The first group of women have completed their opening jumps of the evening - and it is defending champions Slovenia who take an early lead, with Austria hot on their heels.

There has been a great turnout at the Predazzo Ski Jumping Stadium, in both the stands and the spectating area, for this mixed team ski jumping event.

Everything is going pretty much to script at the moment, with the top five countries in the world holding on to the top five positions:

1. Slovenia - 121.5 points
2. Austria - 121.2 points
3. Japan - 118.9 points
4. Norway - 116.2 points
5. Germany - 116.1 points

Steve Cram
Curling commentator on BBC Two

You just get the feeling the USA have been hanging on a little bit here but you feel like that may give them a little bit of confidence that they are only behind.

Vicky Wright
Olympic gold medallist curler on BBC Two

Isabella Wrana is a character. She's getting stronger and stronger throughout it all and getting more confidence. It looks like she is enjoying it.

Italy's Sandra Robatscher... takes the lead!

She produces a run of 52.905 for a final time of 3:31.732.

Five lugers to come.

Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Milano Ice Skating Arena

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You know what that performance from Tomas Sabate was?

Bananas.

A couple of errors leave him with a score of 69.80, unlikely to be enough to progress.

Austria's Lisa Schulte - the 2024 world champion - finishes with a time of 3:32.0162.

It's not enough to overtake Germany's Anna Berreiter. She'll have to settle for eighth.

Steve Cram
Curling commentator on BBC Two

That was very nicely done. That wasn't the two that they wanted and could have had but they do have the lead.

Every single shot is going to count here and Sweden have the advantage at the halfway point.

With a final run of 52.946 and an overall time of 3:32.010, Germany's Anna Berreiter knocks her compatriot Merle Fraebel off top spot.

Seven to go.

Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Milano Ice Skating Arena

Tomas Sabate is on the ice. He has stripped off his red Spain jacket reveal his yellow t-shirt and blue overalls.

Here we go.

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