A reminder that Canada are without their inspirational captain Sidney Crosby for this match because of injury.

They needed overtime to beat the Czechs in the previous round.

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Canada and Finland are back on the ice - 20 minutes left to play.

If it ends level, we'll play a sudden-death period of overtime to decide who will go through to the final.

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American veteran Elana Meyers Taylor and Jadin O'Brien have just taken to the track.

Their time of 57.14 seconds puts them into fifth - but it is still very early days.

Compatriots Kaillie Armbruster-Humphries and Jasmine Jones set a track record time of 56.92 seconds in this first heat so that is the time to beat so far.

Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Milano Santagiulia Ice Hockey Arena

As a ruck behind the Finnish goal is broken up, the second period ends.

The break comes at a good time for Finland, disrupting Canadian momentum. But it may have to be a backs-to-the-wall job for the last 20 minutes.

Jess Anderson
BBC Sport in Cortina

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Team GB's Adele Nicoll spoke openly about her disappointment following her 18th-place finish in the monobob earlier this week.

But, the 29-year-old said the two-woman event is her preferred one and she will pilot the sled this evening with brakewoman Ashleigh Nelson.

Both women are dual athletes with Nicoll also competing in the shot put while Nelson is a former sprinter and becomes only the second British woman to compete at the summer and winter Olympics.

Heat one is under way, followed by the second at 18:50 GMT.

The medals are decided tomorrow evening.

And that's that for the second period.

Canada had 14 shots to three in the middle 20 minutes but both sides scored one goal apiece, with Finland's goal coming while Canada had a power play.

How crucial will Sam Reinhart's reply prove to be to the final outcome?

Kent Simpson
Ice hockey co-commentator on BBC One

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Connor McDavid is having some tournament. The hockey world was fully aware of what he was capable of. The casual fan is now realising he is the best on the planet.

Jess Anderson
BBC Sport in Cortina

One to watch out for this evening in the two-woman bobsleigh is American veteran Elana Meyers Taylor, who finally took Olympic gold in the monobob a couple of nights ago to add to the three silver and two bronze medals she has already won across two events.

The 41-year-old could make it an even more successful Games over the next couple of days.

Compatriot Kaillie Armbruster-Humphries also pilots her own sled this evening and will be another one to watch having won medals at the last five Games.

Both women are here with their children and will be drawing on that extra special 'mum power' to help them through.

• GB's Gus Kenworthy competes in the final of the men's freeski halfpipe (18:30).
• Two short-track speed skating gold medals will be decided.
• Canada trail Finland in the men's ice hockey semi-finals and later the USA will bid to secure their place in the final (20:10).
• The two-woman bobsleigh gets under way shortly, with Adele Nicoll and Ashleigh Nelson competing for Great Britain.

Watch the best of the action from the Winter Olympics via the links at the top of this page.

Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Milano Santagiulia Ice Hockey Arena

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Canada have been sparked into life, they have had the past nine shots in this match.

And having finally found the breakthrough, you wonder if they will crack on from here.

Ooof, that'll hurt.

A high stick from Anton Lundell catches a Canadian opponent in the chin - unintentionally, it seemed - and he will spend the next two minutes in the penalty box.

And Canada make the most of the power play! Sam Reinhart deflects in a shot to score!

About five minutes of the second period left to play.

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And Valerie Maltais clinches bronze meaning she leaves Milan with one gold and two bronze medals.

Norway's Ragne Wiklund takes Olympic silver.

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Simon Brotherton
Skating commentator on BBC Two

Antoinette Rijpma-de Jong cannot believe it! Disappointment on the face of Miho Takagi.

Takagi just isn't fast enough and she knows it when she crosses the line.

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

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A marvellous performance from Antoinette Rijpma-de Jong. She timed her race to perfection.

Is this quick enough for the gold medal? She is on the podium, but what colour will it be?

Japan's Miho Takagi is in the final group. She has back-to-back silver medals in this event and she has made it very clear she wants to upgrade them to a gold in Milan.

Can she do it? Let's see!

Simon Brotherton
Skating commentator on BBC One

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We only have two skaters still to come, but that was an excellent finish from Antoinette Rijpma-de Jong.

Antoinette Rijpma-de Jong of the Netherlands just didn't tire and she is rewarded by crossing the line with the fastest time of this final.

It means with two skaters left to go she is guaranteed a medal, but what colour will it be?