That's a wrap on the first women's moguls qualifying round with the top 10 advancing straight to the final.

Reigning champion Jakara Anthony led the way with 81.65 points, with Americans Elizabeth Lemley (80.95) and Olivia Giaccio (80.74) in second and third place, respectively.

Great Britain's Makayla Gerken Schofield (66.38) finished in 18th place - she'll be back on Wednesday for the second qualifying round.

If she can repeat that run, she'll be firmly in the mix for one of the remaining 10 spots in the final.

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There are three ends left to play and Italy have the hammer.

We go again.

Logan Gray
Scottish former curler on BBC One

We are about to find out whether Italy will choose to use their power play here or not.

They tend to use it for the final ends, but they could bring it out earlier with three ends to go.

What a close match this is.

Stefania Constantini bumped off one Team GB's stones with her final shot, but GB had the hammer and Jen Dodds earns Team GB a point.

It's 3-2. Anyone else stressed?

Callum next to me has just described GB's next five minutes as "crucial", I would say it's squeaky-bum time.

All eyes are on what the Italian's are about to do next with their last stone of this fifth end.

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Vicky Wright
Olympic gold medallist curler on BBC Two

Italy have been playing their weights on the lighter side. They have been getting control at the top of the four-foot.

Jen Dodds and Bruce Mouat have just been overthrowing ever-so slightly, we're talking one or two feet, but that makes all the difference in the mixed doubles.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Livigno

Tricky conditions out there for Makayla Gerken Schofield, a really flat light - you can barely see the tops of the mountains - and a sprinkling of snow falling.

I grabbed a quick chat with her in the mixed zone after her run.

"I really enjoyed it, and that's what I'm trying to focus on - having fun," she said.

"It's really nice course, and I'm really enjoying skiing it right now."

On the differences between this Olympics, and her first, the Covid-affected Games in 2022, she said: "I'm not going to lie, I was a bit overwhelmed at some points.

"I'm just super grateful to be here and have my family here. It's incredible.

"I'm really hoping to be in the final, but I'm trying not to focus too much on results, and just have fun."

Vicky Wright
Olympic gold medallist curler on BBC Two

Great Britain have been so close in this match, but Jen Dodds is having to play a big shot every end and they are just not making it.

She has being playing her last shots so well all week. That focus she needs to get it right is there, but she is literally coming up just short each time. It was the same case last night.

Former curler Vicky Wright is reminding us on BBC Two just how difficult it is to play these big end shots.

Jen Dodds is so close to getting them right ... let's hope she can improve on those fine margins going into the fifth end.

Jackie Lockhart
Four-time Olympic curler on BBC Two

The good thing about mixed doubles is that you can easily pick up a three sometimes. That's why the game is designed like this.

Great Britain are going to have to get that draw away and get the corner freezes on the stone just to give themselves an opportunity to score a multiple.

Richard Winton
BBC Sport Scotland in Cortina

Dearie me, the margins in this game are so, so fine...

Is it just me that feels like this bronze-medal match is going slower? Maybe it's because there's a medal at stake.

All our eyes are glued on Jen Dodds and Bruce Mouat.

Dodds went for a risky final wide hit to dislodge the guard. It did hit, but it just didn't curl enough.

Italy are now leading Great Britain 3-1 at the half-way stage.

Great Britain's Makayla Gerken Schofield has been bumped out of the top 10.

She'll have to come back on Wednesday for a second crack at qualifying for the final.

Mikaela Shiffrin made her Olympic debut at Sochi in 2014 and instantly became a skiing sensation when she won slalom gold.

She followed that up with a gold in giant slalom in 2018, along with a silver in the individual combined event, but things didn't go so well at Beijing in 2022.

Shiffrin registered DNFs (did not finish) in the slalom, giant slalom and combined event, while she came ninth in Super-G and 18th in downhill.

Can the 30-year-old get back on the podium today? Her partner in the combined event, Breezy Johnson, led the way in the downhill with a time of 1:36.59, now Shiffrin will look to seal a medal in the slalom.

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A run of 44.87 puts Paula Moltzan into second alongside her USA team-mate Jacqueline Wiles.

Katharina Huber of Austria is up next - what she can do?

It's 45.01 - the 10th best of the day, but enough to put her team top!

Just Mikaela Shiffrin to go - can she take that gold medal position for the USA?

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Princess Anne is watching on in the arena, next to Team GB chef de mission Eve Muirhead.

They'll be as desperate as anyone to see Britain win their first medal of the Games here.