Jess Anderson
BBC Sport in Cortina

A lovely morale booster today for team BBC Sport in Cortina.

The wonderful engineering and tech crew have set up a makeshift pancake stand outside the BBC studio, complete with Nutella, lemon and sugar and everything.

The queue is quite significant but they look pretty good.

Not sure about that hygiene rating, though…

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Two gold medals are still up for grabs on day 11:

• 18:00-21:00 - Bobsleigh two-man
• 18:30-20:30 - Freestyle skiing men's freeski big air

Plus, GB's Kristen Spours is in figure skating action (women's singles short programme) from 17:45 and GB face Canada in the men's curling from 18:05.

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Both the women's and men's Aerials qualification events were also postponed today and they have been re-arranged for tomorrow and Thursday respectively.

Qualification and the finals will take place on the same day and this is the schedule:

Wednesday

09:00 GMT: Women's qualification run

12:00 GMT: Women's final

Thursday

10:00 GMT: Men's qualification run

12:00 GMT: Men's final

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• Norway's Jens Luraas Oftebro won his second gold of the Games with victory in the Nordic combined large hill
• Women's snowboard slopestyle final and freestyle skiiing men's and women's aerials qualification were postponed because of heavy snow in Livigno
• France won gold in the biathlon men's 4 x 7.5km relay in front of final-lap bell-ringer Jurgen Klopp - it was France's ninth medal (and fourth gold) across the biathlon events
• Italy beat world champions USA to win gold in the speed skating men's team pursuit, with Canada defending their title in the women's event

Phew. The buzzer sounds. What a frantic period of ice hockey that was.

We had four goals in six minutes and five in the period.

Denmark's Alexander True cancelled out Martin Necas' opener before David Kampf and Roman Cervenka helped Czech Republic take a 3-1 lead.

However, Nick Olesen pulled one back on the powerplay, meaning we'll head into the final period with this match finely poised at 3-2.

Go. Catch a breath.

I had my hand up signalling tripping there but the Danish skater got the puck first before he took out the Czech attacker. That's why I'm not an ice hockey referee...

Kent Simpson
Ice hockey co-commentator on BBC Two

This is an announcement from Denmark to say 'we are not out of this!'

The level of skill here. Nick Olesen pivoted backwards and caught it on his forehand and then used his body to shield the puck against the defender.

That is something else!

OH NO! How aren't Denmark level?

Oliver Bjorkstrand bursts clear and finds himself one-on-one with Czech netminder Lukas Dostal but can't get the puck past him. I don't know how that hasn't gone in.

Dostal was at full-stretch, belly on the floor, and either the blade of his left skate or the outside of the post has denied Denmark an equaliser.

Denmark do indeed get a goal back before the end of the second period!

With less than 20 seconds left on their powerplay, Nick Olesen skates in on the goal and plays a backhand around Lukas Dostal. Very slick.

Tomas Hertl is pinged for a trip on Denmark's Nikolaj Ehlers.

Denmark go on the powerplay with 4:38 left in the second period.

Can they get a goal to halve the deficit?

Kent Simpson
Ice hockey co-commentator on BBC Two

Martin Necas' pass opened the whole play up and the puck got the whole way through to David Kampf. A slick pass.

That is just fabulous hockey right there!

Crikey. I nearly had to write another goal entry.

Czech Republic's Martin Necas breaks free and shoots across Frederick Andersen, who sticks out a big right paw to deny the forward.

Not another one!!!

Roman Cervenka, at the ripe old age of 40, outsprints Denmark captain Jesper Jensen Aabo and places the puck high above netminder Frederik Andersen to score Czech Republic's third goal.

If you haven't got this on BBC One right now - what are you doing?

BBC One

This playoff qualifier between Czech Republic and Denmark has kicked up a gear in the second period and you can watch the action unfold on BBC One.

It's goals galore in the second period! We've had three goals in five minutes.

Czech Republic win a face-off on the left and in a crowded zone, Martin Necas switches wings to Jan Rutta, who puts the puck in front of the goal where it's touched in by David Kampf.

Phew.

Kent Simpson
Ice hockey co-commentator on BBC Two

What a goal! Denmark have the chance to make something change here.

The keeper had no chance and this is a huge goal to even the score.

What a response from Denmark!

Denmark were behind for barely three-and-a-half minutes.

Alexander True wins the puck of the left, picks out Joachim Blichfeld behind the goal and follows in to the net to collect the one-two pass.

It's Czech Republic 1-1 Denmark.