The fourth and final run in the four-man bobsleigh will get under way at 11:15 GMT.

The sleds will go in reverse order of the standings in this run, so Germany's Johannes Lochner will be last up.

Great Britain, piloted by Brad Hall are joint-sixth with an overall time of 2:44.09 (+1.23 seconds).

As it stands heading into run four

1. Germany (Johannes Lochner) - 2:42.86
2. Germany (Francesco Friedrich) - 2:43.34 (+0.48)
3. Germany (Adam Ammour) - 2:43.78 (+0.92)
4. Switzerland (Michael Vogt) - 2:43.87 (+1.01)
5. Italy (Patrick Baumgartner) - 2:43.96 (+1.10)

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At the 2018 Olympics, Izzy Atkin won bronze in the women's slopestyle.

Eight years later, Zoe Atkin is a bronze medallist in the women's halfpipe.

Jenny Jones
Olympic bronze medallist snowboarder on BBC Two

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Zoe Atkin absolutely skied her heart out on that third run. She did everything she could and five metres out was really great to see.

She is absolutely over the moon to get a medal, I don't think she could have done anything more.

An extremely exciting final.

Ed Leigh
Snowboarding and freestyle skiing commentator on BBC Two

We knew that Zoe Atkin's first run was enough to win her a medal.

Easily going biggest out of the pipe and earning a bronze in the process.

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Zoe Atkin improves on her first jump (90.50) and earns 92.50 points to take the bronze medal!

That's a fifth medal of the Games for Team GB, to go with three golds and one silver.

The top three

1. Eileen Gu (China) - 94.75 points
2. Li Fanghui (China) - 93.00
3. Zoe Atkin (Great Britain) - 92.50

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Li Fanghui clings onto second place by 0.5 points. It's a 1-2 for China!

That's pretty huge from Zoe Atkin! I have no idea what colour medal this is going to be.

Eileen Gu and Li Fanghui have a huge hug after the latter's final run.

93 points for Fanghui - an improvement on her 91.50 in run two.

It all comes down to this. What can Great Britain's Zoe Atkin do?

As it stands

1. Eileen Gu (China) - 94.75 points
2. Li Fanghui (China) - 93.00
3. Zoe Atkin (Great Britain) - 90.50

That's a good final run from Australia's Indra Brown but only enough for fifth place (87 points).

Team GB's Zoe Atkin is guaranteed a medal! But what colour will it be?

Ed Leigh
Snowboarding and freestyle skiing commentator on BBC Two

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Eileen Gu is inevitable.

She lands comfortably on every hit and this is beautiful.

How high did Eileen Gu get on her alley-oop? Wow.

Turns out Ed (@10.25) was right - she can do better! 94.00 in run two, 94.75 in run three.

The defending champion has one hand on the gold medal with three skiers to go but she's got two people - Li Fanghui (91.50) and Zoe Atkin (90.50) - hot on her heels.

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China's Kexin Zhang scored 24.25 in her first run, 26.25 in her second, and 83.25 in her third. She's up to fifth place.

Up next, Eileen Gu. Apparently her second run (94.00) wasn't her best...

Ed Leigh
Snowboarding and freestyle skiing commentator on BBC Two

A great run from Amy Fraser but it would have been an injustice if a run with a jump height average of 1.7 metres went above Zoe Atkin.

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Huge smile on the face of Canada's Amy Fraser after that run!

She was in fourth place after run two, with a best score of 85.00.

Her third run... 88.00. An improvement but not enough for the podium - 2.5 points behind third-placed Zoe Atkin.

USA's Svea Irving didn't complete her second run following a big fall in her opening run but she's back out for run three.

She nails her opening alley-oop but can't complete her second trick. It looks like she's really struggling with an injury.

Canada's Rachael Karker was on the podium in 2022 (bronze) but she won't win a medal this time.

She posted 79.50 on her second run but falls on her third to remain in fifth place.

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New Zealand's Mischa Thomas tumbles on her final run, teddy bear rolling along the middle of the pipe before rising to salute the crowd.

The teenager's 77.75 from her first run remains her best effort. It might be enough for a top-six finish, which is pretty impressive on your Olympic debut.

After falling in her opening two runs, USA's Kate Gray nails her final attempt, her green skis flashing through the air!

66.50 points moves her from 10th to 8th.