Summary

  • Great Britain defeated by Canada in men's curling gold medal match

  • GB lose 9-6 after faltering in final ends

  • British team were aiming for first gold in Olympic men's curling since 1924

  • Women's halfpipe final postponed until Sunday (09:40 GMT) - GB's Zoe Atkin has strong medal chance

  • Norway's Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo wins sixth gold of Games in 50km cross country; GB's Andrew Musgrave sixth

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  1. Men's curling final - GB 6-8 Canada (10th end)

    The sweat is visible on Hammy McMillan's forehead as he sweeps a British red into the house.

    Canada still lie three but there are three red stones lurking close by.

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    We won't settle for silver... we go for gold!!!

    Chloe

    We can do still do this. Come on GB!

    Harris

  3. Men's curling final - GB 6-8 Canada (10th end)

    Great Britain have two guards in front of the house. Canada have three tightly-packed yellow stones near the button.

    Bobby Lammie nudges into that trio to create some space, which should make it easier to clear them out a bit later in the end.

  4. Bobsleigh - two-woman

    Jess Anderson
    BBC Sport in Cortina

    We’ve had 14 runs in the two-woman event. Team GB sit eighth.

    We’re heading into the medal runs now with the top six or so still in contention.

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    I'm not sure my nerves were built for this!!

    Emma

  6. Men's curling final - GB 6-8 Canada (10th end)

    Jackie Lockhart
    Four-time Olympic curler on BBC Two

    I think we can breathe a little bit easier. If they had got that four, it was going to be very difficult in the 10th end.

    They are only two up and we have the hammer. If we can get a two, get the extra end, and throw everything at it.

  7. Men's curling final - GB 6-8 Canada (10th end)

    Bruce Mouat's team were beaten in an extra end by Sweden in the 2022 final.

    They need two in this final end to make sure they give themselves the chance of an extra end here.

  8. Men's curling final - GB 6-8 Canada (after nine ends)

    Richard Winton
    BBC Sport Scotland in Cortina

    Bobby Lammie slaps his brush head across on to the adjacent rink. Hammy McMillan and Grant Hardie share a grimace. Are their dreams of gold dying?

    Hammy McMillan and Bobby Lammie of Team Great BritainGetty Images

  9. Canada score three

    Men's curling final - GB 6-8 Canada (after nine ends)

    Wow - Canada are oh so close to a four that might have all but secured gold, but Brad Jacobs' yellow stone just drifts out at the back of the house.

    A glimmer of hope still for Great Britain, but they need to score two in the final end to take us to an extra end.

    Advantage Canada.

  10. Men's curling final - GB 6-5 Canada (ninth end)

    The biggest shot of the final...

    Bruce Mouat tries to freeze on the Canadian yellow stone on the button - oof, it's close but the angle is there for Canada to chip it out...

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    So proud of skip Bruce Mouat for leading the team so brilliantly. Representation matters, and as an out gay man he’s a welcome reminder that we all belong in sport. A superb role model.

    Adam

  12. Men's curling final - GB 6-5 Canada (ninth end)

    Richard Winton
    BBC Sport Scotland in Cortina

    Grant Hardie likes the double takeout, but the other lads aren't sure. Timeout time.

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  13. Men's curling final - GB 6-5 Canada (ninth end)

    Bruce Mouat comes close to a double takeout, but not quite.

    Brad Jacobs finds the button with his penultimate stone - placed perfectly.

    One more opportunity for GB to avoid a big score against them.

    A two against them won't be disastrous - in that scenario, they'd have the hammer in the last and a two of their own would be enough for gold.

    GB call a timeout and I'm not in the least bit surprised.

  14. Men's curling final - GB 6-5 Canada (ninth end)

    Steve Cram
    Curling commentator on BBC Two

    This is not going well. Nervy shots, which are understandable.

    Team GB are running out of stones here.

  15. Men's curling final - GB 6-5 Canada (ninth end)

    Richard Winton
    BBC Sport Scotland in Cortina

    Few grimaces from the GB boys here. This end isn't going well...

    Marc Kennedy sends down another great stone. Canada lying three and big separation between them all.

  16. Men's curling final - GB 6-5 Canada (ninth end)

    Three stones each left. Every delivery critical now.

    Still three Canadian yellows in the house... Grant Hardie tries to remove a couple of them but hits one full in the face.

    Still advantage Canada.

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  17. Men's curling final - GB 6-5 Canada (ninth end)

    A couple of slight Great Britain errors early in the ninth end mean Canada have three unchallenged stones sitting in the house.

    They have options, at the very least.

  18. GB’s women finish Olympics with brilliant run

    Bobsleigh - two-woman

    Jess Anderson
    BBC Sport in Cortina

    Team GB’s Adele Nicoll and Ashleigh Nelson produce a brilliant run, their best of the competition, in heat four.

    They clock 57.80 seconds to finish with an overall time of 3:51:83 and they will be really pleased with that.

    After two poor runs yesterday, they’ve bounced back with a couple of super ones this evening.

    We’ll find out as the evening goes on where that leaves them in the standings.

    Pilot Adele Nicoll and Ashleigh Nelson of Team Great Britain celebrateGetty Images

  19. Men's curling final - GB 6-5 Canada (after eight ends)

    Steve Cram
    Curling commentator on BBC Two

    Great Britain back in the lead with two ends to go.

    We're trusting ourselves now. There is still a small advantage for Great Britain but the Canadians might try to blank the ninth end. Scoring two wouldn't help their cause too much.

  20. Finland leading Slovakia

    Ice Hockey - Slovakia 0-1 Finland in bronze medal game

    Elsewhere, Finland lead Slovakia at the end of the first period in the men's ice hockey bronze medal match.

    Sebastian Aho opened the scoring after just seven minutes in Milan with an Artturi Lehkonen assist.

    Finland, who are the reigning Olympic champions, have had 10 shots on goal in the opening 20 minutes but Slovakia are still in the game and looking for an equaliser.

    Sebastian Aho celebrates after a goalGetty Images