That's all from us for day nine but you can keep across the figure skating and USA vs Germany (men's ice hockey) on BBC Two, BBC iPlayer, and via the 'watch live' button at the top of this page.

We're going to leave you on a golden note.

Charlotte Bankes. Huw Nightingale. Tabby Stoecker. Matt Weston.

Take a bow.

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Six golds are up for grabs on day 10:

• 10:00-12:30 - Short track speed skating women's 1000m
• 12:30-14:30 - Alpine skiing men's slalom run two
• 18:00-20:00 - Ski jumping men's super team
• 18:00-21:00 - Bobsleigh women's monobob
• 18:30-19:45 - Freestyle skiing women's big air final
• 19:00-22:00 - Figure skating pair skating (free skate)

Plus, women's curling - including GB v Denmark (08:05) and GB v Switzerland (18:05) - and men's curling (GB v Norway at 13:05).

Emma Smith
BBC Sport in Milan

A horrid moment for Deanna Stellato-Dudek and Maxime Deschamps - just as the Canadian pair seem to have nailed their reverse lasso lift, he fumbles his catch and she hits the ice.

Stellato-Dudek suffered a concussion ahead of the Games which meant they had to change their routine last minute, and that unfamiliarity looks to be costly.

In the crowd tonight is Ilia Malinin, who will be fully sympathetic about Olympic routines going badly wrong.

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Grant Hardie spoke to BBC Sport after GB's defeat against Switzerland: "Loss aside, we were involved in a great game. We had a chance but they took theirs at the end. Great to be involved and it's always great to play those guys. Proud of the way we played too."

Bruce Mouat added: "It was a close effort. On another day, if we had more time we would make the [final] shot and come away with the win.

"I think both teams are playing well, which is exciting. I think if we got an early advantage then we could probably run away with it but it's going to be tough to beat a team like that."

• Great Britain won two golds on day nine, with Charlotte Bankes and Huw Nightingale claiming an historic victory in the mixed team snowboard cross before Matt Weston and Tabby Stoecker won the inaugural Olympic skeleton mixed team event

• It was a mixed day for Bruce Mouat's GB in the men's curling, beating Germany 9-4 in the morning before losing 6-5 to Switzerland
• GB's women curlers suffered a third defeat in four matches, losing 10-7 to Sweden

• GB's Mia Brookes missed out on qualifying for the snowboard slopestyle final after failing to finish in the top 12
• Sweden's Martin Ponsiluoma won gold in the biathlon men's 12.5km pursuit while Lisa Vittozzi won Italy's first ever Olympic biathlon gold with victory in the women's 10km pursuit
• Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo won a record ninth Winter Olympic gold - and his fourth of this Games - as part of Norway's cross-country skiing men's 4x7.5km relay team
• Italy's Federica Brignone won gold in women's giant slalom, Canada's Mikael Kingsbury won gold in the men's dual moguls, and Netherlands' Femke Kok won gold in the speed skating women's 500m
• Norway's Anna Odine Stroem became the inaugural Olympic ski jumping women's large hill champion

Jackie Lockhart
Four-time Olympic curler on BBC iPlayer

GB wanted so much to win that game, but they've got to take the positives from that. What a fantastic match.

A great game for us to call. Shot after shot was played so well.

The guys still seem quite relaxed. You take the postitives.

Richard Winton
BBC Sport Scotland in Cortina

And the hammer proves decisive for the Swiss in a nerve-shredding extra end.

They inflict Team GB's second defeat of the competition to exact a measure of revenge for their loss to Team Mouat in last year's world final.

The British rink remain on course for the semi-finals, though. They have won four of their opening six matches, with another couple needed to guarantee a place in the last four and a shot at the medals.

Richard Winton
BBC Sport Scotland in Cortina

The Swiss are using their timeout here, trying to decide what to do with their penultimate stone... just cranking up the tension another notch.

Richard Winton
BBC Sport Scotland in Cortina

We're the only match still playing here and nobody can take their eyes off it. Four stones left...

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That's the end of the qualifying for Tuesday's big air final and defending champion Birk Ruud, world champion Luca Harrington, and X Games champion Mac Forehand are all safely through.

Here's the top 12:

1. Mac Forehand (USA) - 183.00 points
2. Matej Svancer (Austria) - 182.25
3. Birk Ruud (Norway) - 181.00
4. Tormod Frostad (Norway) - 180.25
5. Luca Harrington (New Zealand) - 179.75
6. Matias Roche (France) - 178.50
7. Timothe Sivignon (France) - 178.00
8. Ulrik Samnoey (Norway) - 176.00
9. Dylan Deschamps (Canada) - 175.50
10. Troy Podmilsak (USA) - 174.00
11. Martin Nordqvist (Sweden) - 173.50
12. Konnor Ralph (USA) - 171.75

Team GB's Chris McCormick finishes in 21st place, with an overall score of 127.75

Richard Winton
BBC Sport Scotland in Cortina

It's nervy stuff, this. Couple of poor throws by the Swiss early on in this extra end speak to that, but they'll still have the final stone of this match. Will they make the most of it?

Bruce Mouat's Great Britain are going to an extra end against Switzerland.

You can watch the thrilling conclusion on BBC Red Button, BBC iPlayer and via the 'watch live' button at the top of this page.

Richard Winton
BBC Sport Scotland in Cortina

Bruce Mouat can't quite get his two there so we're tied and 5-5 and we will go into an extra end.

The Swiss have the hammer, so they are probably favourites now... what have Team Mouat got?

It's not to be for GB's Chris McCormick.

He gets 57.75 for his third jump for a combined score of 127.75. For now, he's in 20th place.

Jackie Lockhart
Four-time Olympic curler on BBC iPlayer

We always knew this was going to come down to a shot either way, this last end.

What a great game of curling we've seen so far. Both teams have played very well.

Richard Winton
BBC Sport Scotland in Cortina

Bruce Mouat isn't considered one of the world's best for no reason. Just when his team needed it, the GB skip produces a staggering shot to wipe out three stones and ratchet up the pressure on the Swiss.

They take one, but it's not what they wanted and not what they thought they might get. And now Britain have the hammer going into the final end. Here we go...

Emma Smith
BBC Sport in Milan

Vaipan-Law and Digby finished fifth at the 2025 European Championships - Britain's best pairs finish for 36 years - and are the first Olympic representatives in this discipline since 2014.

And now, they are safely through to the free skate. Breaking new ground all the time.

The top 16 (of 19) qualify for Monday's free dance and with a season's best score of 66.07, Anastasia Vaipan-Law and Luke Digby slot into sixth place.

The lowest they can finish is 14th, so they're safe!

Emma Smith
BBC Sport in Milan

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It has been a tough couple of weeks for Vaipan-Law and Digby, with his wrist injury plus Vaipan-Law suffering a fall during the throw triple Salchow in the team event.

But here she landed cleanly, and they synchronised their final spin perfectly.

Digby was grinning before they even finished. That was a lovely routine.