Switzerland have beaten Norway 9-1 to win the bronze medal in the men's curling.

At the end of the ninth end, with Norway trailing 6-1 and with no chance of a big score to take the match any further, the Norwegian skip does a 360 before delivering his final stone.

There are warm handshakes and hugs between the players at the end.

It would have been tough for the Swiss not to come away with anything at all, having won all nine of their round-robin matches before their loss to Great Britain in the semi-finals last night.

Tomorrow at 18:05 GMT, it's the final between GB and Canada, which you'll be able to watch and follow live with us.

What a drama-filled semi-final. Crashes galore.

There were seven skaters and only one crossed the line!

China's Yang Jingru is last woman standing and qualifies for the final and Hong Kong's Ching Yan Lam was second.

Italy's Elisa Confortola is allowed to advance after a review of her crash.

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The second semi-final will feature Xandra Velzeboer of the Netherlands and compatriot Suzanne Schulting, as well as Italy's Elisa Confortola who has two medals from these Games so far.

Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Milano Santagiulia Ice Hockey Arena

That USA opener from Dylan Larkin was coming since face-off. They have pinned Slovakia right back and never allowed them to get going.

Slovakia have already had to engage in the sort of desperate defending we saw from Finland in the final stages of the early game against Canada.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Livigno

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I just spoke to Gus Kenworthy in the mixed zone and asked him what's next? Will we see him at another Olympics?

"I'm having fun, I'm not done," he replied.

So I asked him again, will we see you in 2030?

"I hope so."

And it's South Korea's Kim Gil-li and Italy's Arianna Fontana who are the fastest two over the line.

Not shocked, are we?

Here we go then.

There are three semi-finals coming up for a place in that all-important final.

Itaky's Arianna Fontana is in this first one, along with South Korea's Kim Gil-li and five others.

• Team GB's Gus Kenworthy finishes sixth in the men's freeski halfpipe final, with American Alex Ferreira winning gold.
• Dutch speed skater Antoinette Rijpma-de Jong wins women's 1500m gold.
• Wang Xindi of China wins men's aerials gold, two days after wife Xu Mengtao became Olympic champion.
• Norway finish first and second in the men's biathlon 15km mass start, with Johannes Dale-Skjevdal claiming gold.
• Germany's Daniela Maier wins women's ski cross gold.
• Canada score a last-minute winner against Finland to reach Sunday's men's ice hockey final.

We've chatted a lot in the office about what sport we would give a go, but I would genuinely love to drive one of those ice smoothing machines.

What a niche job ...

Tim Warwood
Snowboard and freestyle skiing commentator on BBC Two

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Gus Kenworthy is self-funding himself to come and do this. He is not part of the Team GB setup that receives funding. He is paying his own way, and you have got to doff your cap to him.

Ed Leigh
Snowboarding and freestyle skiing commentator on BBC Two

It's a difficult one for Gus Kenworthy because he had so much more to give, but falling on the first run really changed his strategy. In his heart, he knows there is a low nineties score. It will be tough for him to say goodbye on that note.

Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Milano Santagiulia Ice Hockey Arena

After the late drama of Canada's last-gasp victory over Finland in the first semi-final, what will the late match bring?

USA unquestionably have more stars, but Slovakia have shown throughout these Games that they are way more than the sum of their parts.

They were also the only side not to need overtime to win their quarter-final, while the USA were taken the distance by Sweden.

Already the atmosphere is crackling here - these are possibly the two loudest sets of fans in this competition.

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Ed Leigh
Snowboarding and freestyle skiing commentator on BBC Two

I love watching people go big in the pipe and Brendan Mackay stole my heart tonight.

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They're resurfacing the ice ready for the semi-finals.

What better way to get the crowd going than 'Crazy Frog?'

I've not heard this song in ages and I can see why my mum found it annoying now when I liked it as a kid ...

Ed Leigh
Snowboarding and freestyle skiing commentator on BBC Two

It means that Alex Ferreira is in raptures at the bottom of the pipe. Gold medal. After a silver in Korea and bronze in Beijing, he finally makes it to the top step in Italy.

I covered the men's freeski big air final the other night and that was sensational entertainment. This halfpipe final was not far off.

We've had eight ends in the men's bronze medal match between Norway and Switzerland and it's the Swiss that have a 4-1 lead.

There are just two ends left to play. It's not over for Norway but if they are to mount a comeback it's now or never.

Italy's golden girl Arianna Fontana has qualified for the semi-final, along with Belgium's Hanne Desmet and South Korea's Dohee Noh.

Ching Yan Lam of China, Diana Laura Vegi of Hungary and Canada's Danae Blais progress as the three 'lucky losers' - the three fastest 4th placed athletes.