Summary

  • Winter Olympics day seven - watch live coverage (UK only)

  • USA's Ilia Malinin finishes eighth in men's figure skating after poor free skate performance

  • Men's skeleton: Matt Weston wins superb gold for GB's first medal of 2026 Games

  • Snowboarding: Japan's Yuto Totsuka wins halfpipe gold from Australia's Scotty James

  • Women's skeleton: GB's Tabby Stoecker fifth after first two runs, with Freya Tarbit sixth

  • Men's skeleton: Ukrainian skeleton racer Vladyslav Heraskevych has appeal dismissed after disqualification for helmet honouring compatriots

  • Curling: GB women lose 9-3 to South Korea; men lose 9-7 to Italy on final stone

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Live Reporting

Elizabeth Botcherby, Joe Rindl & Esha Nayar

  1. Tim Warwood
    Snowboard and freestyle skiing commentator on BBC Two

    The judges do look for the directions of the rotations but it's all about linking the tricks.

  2. Snowboarding - men's halfpipe final

    Everybody is bringing their A-game now. South Korea's Lee Chae-un moves from last to fifth after a trick-filled run. That scores him 87.50.

    A reminder, 90.25 points are needed for a medal.

    Eight borders to go.

  3. Snowboarding - men's halfpipe final

    From nowhere Chinese boarder Ziyang Wang goes from last place up to seventh with a wild 1020 flip.

    He won't medal tonight, but he does now have an amazing showreel to show off.

  4. Figure Skating: Men's free skate

    Emma Smith
    BBC Sport at Milano Ice Skating Arena

    It is impossible to imagine what American skater Maxim Naumov has been through in the last 12 months.

    Just over a year ago, his parents - former world champion pairs skaters Vadim Naumov and Evgenia Shishkova - were among 67 people killed in a plane crash in Washington DC. Of those on board the flight, 28 were athletes, coaches or parents connected to US figure skating.

    Naumov said that his dream to make Team USA was one of the last things he spoke about with his parents before they were killed.

    As the scores came in for the rhythm skate, Naumov held up a picture of his late parents with him as a young child.

    And he has made it through to tonight's final round. Expect not a dry eye in the house.

    American skater Maxim NaumovGetty Images

  5. You can watch the men's figure skating final on BBC Red Button and at the top of this page.

    Up next, American Maxim Naumov.

  6. Figure Skating: Men's free skate

    Emma Smith
    BBC Sport at Milano Ice Skating Arena

    Italian Matteo Rizzo has just finished his free skate and moves up to provisional third.

    That brings a huge cheer from the Milan crowd.

    Rizzo's excellent skate in the team event effectively sealed bronze for Italy, helping them begin a really strong run of medals at the Milano Ice Skating Arena.

    He had a disappointing rhythm skate which has left him out of medal contention here, but he's enjoyed a strong finish performing to music from the Christopher Nolan film Interstellar - delighting his adoring fans.

    Matteo RizzoGetty Images

  7. Ed Leigh
    Snowboarding and freestyle skiing commentator on BBC Two

    It's hard to see the amplitude with the camera angles here. It's the only thing we've been missing on some of these judging decisions. There's some tricks out there that no one can do.

  8. Katie Falkingham
    BBC Sport in Livigno

    Scotty James’ family went wild when he finished that incredible second run.

    James himself didn’t look too happy with that score though, did he? He knows he still has work to do if he’s to get that Olympic gold.

    Scotty James familyBBC Sport

  9. Snowboarding - men's halfpipe final

    Wow, so every rider has one final run. And if they want gold - or even a medal - it will have to be spectacular.

    BBC Two and the stream at the top of this page is the place to follow along.

  10. Tim Warwood
    Snowboard and freestyle skiing commentator on BBC Two

    The judges want to see these runs being put as high as possible.

  11. Snowboarding - men's halfpipe final

    Australian Scotty James is into second, a score of 93.5.

    The top three:

    Yuto Totsuka (Japan) - 95.00

    Scotty James (Australia) - 93.50

    Ryusei Yamada (Japan) - 92.00

  12. Tim Warwood
    Snowboard and freestyle skiing commentator on BBC Two

    This is frying my brain trying to compute what we've seen here.

  13. Snowboarding - men's halfpipe final

    Oh my! Scotty James sends back-to-back 14s and looks absolutely delighted as he finishes his sparkling clean run.

    Will this be enough for the favourite?

  14. Ed Leigh
    Snowboarding and freestyle skiing commentator on BBC Two

    The Japanese ate just trading positions for medals here. They've completely locked those top positions off.

  15. Tim Warwood
    Snowboard and freestyle skiing commentator on BBC Two

    Get me a Yuto Totsuka beach towel immediately.

  16. Snowboarding - men's halfpipe final

    The judges are going to run out of wiggle room soon. Yuto Totsuka, who was in second, posts 95.00 to move up into provisional gold.

    Next up, Scotty James.

  17. How it stands after run three

    Men's skeleton - run three

    1. Matt Weston (Great Britain) - 2:47.72
    2. Axel Jungk (Germany) - 2:48.11 (+0.39)
    3. Christopher Grotheer (Germany) - 2:48.47 (+0.75)
    4. Wenhao Chen (China) - 2:48.64 (+0.92)
    5. Amedeo Bagnis (Italy) - 2:48.67 (+0.95)

  18. Ed Leigh
    Snowboarding and freestyle skiing commentator on BBC Two

    Watching the tricks that Yamada just did is the equivalent of putting the shining on when home alone. The judges are absolutely terrified.

  19. Snowboarding - men's halfpipe final

    Leader Ryusei Yamada is next up in the halfpipe, can he post another clutch score?

    Woah, what's this? He tries a switch alley-oop off the toes - a trick we've probably never seen in competition before.

    He doesn't quite land it, but oh my, if he did....

    Switch over to BBC Two to follow along.

    The top three remains:

    Ryusei Yamada (Japan) - 92.00

    Yuto Totsuka (Japan) - 91.00

    Ruka Hirano (Japan) - 90.00

  20. Weston on top heading into fourth and final run

    Men's skeleton - run three

    'Come and get me!' - GB's Matt Weston's third run

    That's a wrap on run three in the men's skeleton. It's Matt Weston's world and we're living in it!

    He's leading the way with a time of 2:47.72 and has gone sub-56 seconds in two of his three runs.

    Germany's Axel Jungk (+0.39) and Christopher Groother (+0.75) occupy the other podium spots.

    GB's Marcus Wyatt is 10th.

    Run four will get under way at 20:05 GMT. The sliders go in reverse order of the standings, so Weston will be last to go down.