That concludes our live text coverage of day six, but if you want to watch some ice hockey then you can do so at the top of this page.

It's USA against Latvia in the men's round robin phase.

Thanks for joining us and see you tomorrow!

Before we leave you, here's a taste of what's to come on Friday:

• 11:00-12:55 - Men's cross-country 10km
• 09:00-14:10 - Women's snowboard cross
• 13:00-14:40 - Men's biathlon 10km sprint
• 15:30-17:10 - Men's speed skating 10,000m
• 18:30-20:20 - Men's snowboard halfpipe
• 18:30-21:20 - Men's skeleton
• 18:00-22:15 - Men's figure skating

Seven golds up for grabs ... it's not to be missed!

So busy in fact that we need two posts to update you because there were nine golds given out!

• Australia's Cooper Woods takes gold on tie-breaker ahead of Canada's Mikael Kingsbury in men's mogul
• Frida Karlsson storms to victory in women's 10km cross-country skiing as part of Swedish one-two
• Alessandro Haemmerle of Austria retains his Olympic snowboard cross title in dramatic style
• Germany won the mixed team luge, with Austria second and Italy third. Ukraine's team took a knee in solidarity with team-mate Heraskevych
• Xandra Velzeboer of the Netherlands won women's 500m gold after setting a world record in the semi-final. Italy's claimed silver - her 13th Olympic medal - and Canada's Courtney Sarault took bronze.
• It was double Dutch as Jens van 't Wout won 1000m gold, China's Long Sun took silver and 18-year-old Rim Jong-un of Korea won bronze.

It's been a busy day! Here's a reminder of some of the headlines from day six:

• USA snowboard superstar Chloe Kim just misses out on an historic third-straight halfpipe gold, taking silver as South Korea's Choi Ga-on wins gold
• Great Britain's Matt Weston leads men's skeleton by 0.3 seconds after first two runs; Marcus Wyatt in seventh
• Ukraine's Vladyslav Heraskevych banned from skeleton over helmet featuring images of athletes killed during Russia's invasion of his country - and tells BBC he feels "emptiness"
• GB men beat defending champions Sweden 6-3 in curling round-robin but women lose to China
• Italy's Francesca Lollobrigida wins 5000m speed skating gold by a tenth of a second, her second gold of the Games following victory in the 3000m
• More joy for the host nation as Federica Brignone wins alpine skiing women's Super-G gold - 10 months after sustaining multiple leg fractures and a torn ACL

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Chloe Kim also spoke about Choi Ga-on, who at just 17-years-old performed on the biggest stage and won gold: "It was so inspirational. It’s so funny because she won her first Olympic gold medal at the same age as I did. It’s such a full-circle moment.

"I’ve known Gaon since she was little, and it means a lot to see that I’ve inspired the next generation and they’re now out here killing it."

Choi Ga-on her golden Olympic debut: "During the final, mentally it was so tough. But right now I am the happiest.

"My knees are a bit bad, but I feel like I'm overcoming it all with happiness.

"It's the kind of story you only see in dreams, so I'm incredibly happy it happened today."

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The big story of tonight was seventeen-year-old Choi Ga-on denying American great Chloe Kim snowboarding history in the halfpipe final.

Kim had been hoping to become the first snowboarder - male or female - to win three consecutive Olympic gold medals.

But as heavy snow fell in Livigno, South Korean Choi usurped Kim at the top of the standings with 90.25 points from her final run, a score the 25-year-old could not better on her last attempt.

"Tonight was really crazy," said Kim. "The whole time I’m just like, 'I’m so happy I’m here'. It wasn’t looking too good for me before I came out. Just proud of myself for landing a run and walking away with a medal.

"Today might’ve been my eighth day on snow this entire winter. I haven’t been able to practise as much as I would’ve liked. Just proud of myself for putting it down today.”

On her shoulder injury, she added: "I’ll be going home and getting surgery on it. It’s quite unstable. Just happy that we’re here."

Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Milano Ice Skating Arena

I don't know about you, but I need a lie down after all that.

Sport at its most thrilling.

Canada's William Dandjinou controlled much of that race but he just couldn't get over that line quick enough.

A shock, for sure, given his position going into the final lap.

Wilf O’Reilly
Former British short track speed skater on BBC iPlayer

It was disappointing in the short track team relay but it's all about resilience in short track. Again, it's double Dutch!

Korea's Rim Jong-un takes bronze.

At 18-years-old he is an Olympic medallist and he can't believe it!

China's Long Sun emerged from near the back of the pack on the final lap to win silver!

Wilf O’Reilly
Former British short track speed skater on BBC iPlayer

It looks like it's going to be a double Dutch!

William Dandjinou and Jens van 't Wout have overtaken one another at least three times.

The bell has just been sounded!

The men's final is just a few moments away.

Who will be the 1000m Olympic champion?

William Dandjinou of Canada feels like the man to beat.

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Francesca Lollobrigida has already made it a golden day for Italy at the rink with her second gold of the games, winning the 5000m speed skating to add to her 3000m medal from earlier in the week.

"I'm feeling amazing," she said afterward. "For me, it was important because last year I won the world title in this distance. "To repeat myself again with the Olympic title is a dream."

It looked like she might have to settle for silver, as the 35-year-old appeared to flag in the closing laps.

"I knew I was [almost] skating alone because I spoke with Martina Sablikova (who she skated against), and she wasn't feeling well. It was a race against the time, but also against myself."

On the last two laps, knowing she was close to eventual silver medalist Merel Conijn of the Netherlands.

"I was like, OK, now or never. At the finish line I saw the number one.

"After the race I was with my hands on my legs. I wanted to say thanks to the people, but I couldn't at first. I was dead."

Wilf O’Reilly
Former British short track speed skater on BBC iPlayer

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Xandra Velzeboer made it look very easy indeed. Arianna Fontana patted her on the back after the semis and basically told her that the medal was hers if she could stay on her feet. What a performance.

Courtney Sarault of Canada clinches bronze.

The 25-year-old didn't even make the 2022 final but now she is an Olympic medallist. No wonder she can't stop smiling!

Italy's Arianna Fontana has her 13th Olympic medal as she takes silver in the 500m.

It might not be gold, but what an achievement for Fontana at her sixth Games.

The home crowd are loving it.