Ed Leigh
Snowboarding and freestyle skiing commentator on BBC Two

Naomi Urness' timing on the take-off is ridiculous, just pops off at the right time. She's got time to serve in-flight meals with that one.

Alas, she can't land the jump and scores 16.75.

Richard Winton
BBC Sport Scotland in Cortina

And we're back level again. Rebecca Morrison gets her two with another clinical final throw. Two ends left... who's winning this?

Thumbs up for GB, thumbs down for Switzerland.

Tim Warwood
Snowboard and freestyle skiing commentator on BBC Two

Oh my word, game on. The heat is on. Lara Wolf could've gone for ten then, just put an eighty on the board.

Into the second run - here comes leader Lara Wolf, who scored 93.50 on her first run.

She's coming down relatively early as she only qualified in eighth.

The Austrian can't land her second jump and scores 21.00 - she'll need a big score on her final run now to remain in medal contention.

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One semi-final down, one to go. But will it be Canada or Switzerland who face USA in Thursday’s gold medal match?

• 15:40 – USA 5-0 Sweden
• 20:10 – Canada v Switzerland

Canada have never finished lower than second at the Olympics and have won gold five times.

However, the defending champions haven’t had it all their own way in Milan, losing to USA 5-0 in their penultimate group match. They responded in style with a 5-0 thrashing of Finland before brushing aside Germany (5-1) in the quarter-finals.

Switzerland are eyeing only their second Olympic women's ice hockey medal after winning bronze in 2014. They finished fourth in 2022, losing to Finland (4-0) in the bronze medal match, and consistently finish in the top five at the World Championships.

Switzerland finished bottom of Group A, with a 4-3 shoot-out win over Czech Republic their only success, before edging Finland 1-0 in the last eight.

Ed Leigh
Snowboarding and freestyle skiing commentator on BBC Two

Incredible consistency from all the women out there at the moment. We've got a real competition on our hands. We aren't really going to a massive gap in the skill level.

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The gold medal run in the women's monobob will get under way in Cortina from 20:06 GMT.

In the final run, the bobsleigh pilots go in reverse order, meaning competition leader Laura Nolte (Germany) will be the last down the track.

Great Britain's Adele Nicoll was 11th after run three, trailing by 2.56 seconds.

Here's how the top five looks heading into the final run:

1. Laura Nolte (Germany) - 2:58.27
2. Elana Meyers Taylor (USA) - 2:58.42 (+0.15)
3. Kaillie Armbruster Humphries (USA) - 2:58.51 (+0.24)
4. Lisa Buckwitz (Germany) - 2:59.15 (+0.88)
5. Kaysha Love (USA) - 2:59.22 (+0.95)

Canada's Megan Oldham, the leader from qualifying is last to go.

She slots in above Gu and below Austria's Lara Wolf with a score of 91.75.

Kirsty Muir sits in seventh after that first round.

Tori Beattie
Ski and snowboard judge

Absolutely immaculate, that's nicely executed. That nute grab is really going to help her in this.

China's superstar Eileen Gu is up next.

She drops a score of 90.00 to go second.

The standard here, despite tough conditions, is really high.

Ed Leigh
Snowboarding and freestyle skiing commentator on BBC Two

That execution was a bit lower from Kirsty Muir but she's settled in now, the nerves have been shaken off. She can go big on the next one.

Richard Winton
BBC Sport Scotland in Cortina

That's a magnificent end for Switzerland, their final shot bringing up three and rendering Rebecca Morrison's final-stone freeze redundant. Will that prove decisive?

Tori Beattie
Ski and snowboard judge

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It's a really smart move for the girls to get the big jumps in now because as the snow starts to get heavier and settle down, it's going to be harder to land those.

Team GB's Kirsty Muir slots into fifth position with a score of 81.75.

She'll need to improve on that with other jumpers putting in some big scores.

We've only got two more jumpers to go in this smaller 10-competitor field.

Halfway through the last set of jumps in the of the men's super team.

They're going down in reverse standings order, so the United States, Switzerland, Slovenia, Germany, with no change in their ordering thus far.

Poland, Norway, Japan and Austria to come.

Here's how it stands ahead of Team GB's Kirsty Muir's first jump:

1. Lara Wolf (Austria) - 95.30 points (out of 100)
2. Flora Tabanelli (Italy) - 90.00
3. Naomi Urness (Canada) - 86.75
4. Kateryna Kotsar (Ukraine) - 82.00
5. Anni Karava (Finland) - 80.50
6. Maria Gasslitter (Italy) - 78.00
7. Mengting Liu (China) - 43.00

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Livigno

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It’s still snowing quite heavy, but the wind has disappeared, which is key.

I’ve got the foot warmers in my boots, extra layers on, and I’ve braved the outside. Hat tip to the hardy fans who have been stood here for hours waiting for the final to start.

We’re seeing some HUGE scores so far. Kirsty Muir has got to go big.

Tim Warwood
Snowboard and freestyle skiing commentator on BBC Two

Goodness me, that was enormous! We've got a final on our hands. Naomi Urness can't believe it.

We're being treated to a proper show.

And Canada's Urness goes second with 86.75.

Four golds still need to be won on day 10:

• 18:00-20:00 - Ski jumping men's super team

• 19:00-22:00 - Figure skating pair skating (free skate) - featuring GB's Anastasia Vaipan-Law and Luke Digby

• 19:45-21:00 - Freestyle skiing women's big air final - featuring GB's Kirsty Muir
• 20:06-21:00 - Bobsleigh women's monobob - featuring GB's Adele Nicoll

Plus GB women are in curling action against Switzerland.