Great Britain will play in the final of the men's curling on Saturday night, if you weren't aware (of course you were...)

Any excuse to show this again...

The men's bronze medal will be decided over the next couple of hours as Switzerland, who won all nine round-robin matches before losing to GB in their semi-final, take on Norway.

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Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Milano Santagiulia Ice Hockey Arena

Finland had every man within a few yards of their goal, desperately defending and trying to see this game into overtime.

But they fell short by 35 seconds.

All over!

Nathan MacKinnon's last-minute goal sends Canada into Sunday's gold medal match against the USA or Slovakia.

Finland have taken their goalie off for the final few seconds to get an extra skater out on the ice.

It worked for the USA in the women's gold medal match yesterday...

Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Milano Santagiulia Ice Hockey Arena

Turns out you get marginal VAR calls in every sport.

"Goal, goal, goal," is the chant from the Canada fans.

And the noise is deafening when the goal is confirmed.

The goal is given after review.

Canada are on the verge of the final.

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Nathan MacKinnon at the end of the power play! His shot squeezes in at the near post and Canada lead!

Just 35 seconds to go and Canada are surely into Sunday's gold medal match.

Finland are challenging for an offside infringement well before the goal was scored - they have nothing to lose...

Drama.

Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Milano Santagiulia Ice Hockey Arena

Forget friendly Canadians, the atmosphere here now is like a Roman colosseum.

The supporters want Canada to get this done before overtime.

WHAT A SAVE! Juuse Saros somehow denies Canada's Nathan MacKinnon.

But then Finland are penalised for a high stick and Canada have a power play with 2.35 to go.

What a chance for Canada to win it now.

That's the first heat of the two-woman bobsleigh done.

It's not the start GB will have wanted - Adele Nicolls and Ashleigh Nelson are down in 20th, but there is still time to pull it back!

Kaillie Armbruster-Humphries and Jasmine Jones' track record time of 56.92 seconds was the fastest, followed by Germany's Laura Nolte and Deborah Levi in second and compatriots Lisa Buckwitz and Neele Schuten in third.

The Americans have disrupted Germany's plan for a clean sweep, but can they sustain their lead?

The second heat is at 18:50 GMT.

Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Milano Santagiulia Ice Hockey Arena

On paper, the reintroduction of NHL players to the Olympics this year should have benefited the Canadians - they have won gold in three of the previous five Games where stars from the top North American league have been involved.

But they are not having things all their own way.

Mitch Marner, Canada's overtime hero in the quarter-final, almost makes another dramatic contribution!

But what a save from Juuse Saros to keep it at 2-2.

Four minutes left.

Six minutes left now.

Canada looking the more likely but Finland still posing a threat.

It's anyone's game.

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That's been coming for Canada - Shea Theodore fires in from distance and, from 2-0 down, the Canadians are all square in this semi-final.

Finnish goalie Juuse Saros felt he may have been impeded in the build-up to that, but the goal stands.

9.26 to go in the final period.

Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Milano Santagiulia Ice Hockey Arena

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Canada are absolutely peppering the Finnish goal, shot after shot. But the puck won't go in.

Ooohs and ahhhs from the crowd, willing an equaliser to take us to overtime.

Canada's Devon Toews is left in loads of space and unleashes a powerful shot but Juuse Saros makes the save in the Finland goal.

John Jackson
Two-time Olympic bobsledder on BBC iPlayer

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We know this sled is quick, but that mistake is going to be so costly for GB. That hit was huge.

John Hunt
Sliding commentator on BBC iPlayer

That is a terrible start for GB.

Well that didn't go to plan for Team GB.

Their sled hit the first side coming out and immediately they were hindered.

They complete the first heat with a time of 58.03 seconds.

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End-to-end stuff at the moment with 14 minutes left to play - the next goal will be absolutely pivotal.

Anton Lundell goes close for reigning Olympic champions Finland but Canadian goalie Jordan Binnington stands tall.