Thanks for joining us for another thrilling day of Winter Olympic action. We're ending our live text here but you can watch the end of Sweden v Latvia in the ice hockey by using the Watch and Listen button at the top of the page.

We've got nine gold medals up for grabs on Wednesday:

• 08:45-12:15 - Men's and women's cross-country team sprint
• 09:00-14:20 - Women's slalom
• 10:20-11:50 - Men's snowboard slopestyle

• 12:00-13:35 - Women's aerials

• 13:30-14:50 - Women's snowboard slopestyle
• 13:45-15:20 - Women's biathlon 4 x 6km relay
• 19:15-21:00 - Men's 500m and women's 3000m short track

Great Britain remain on three medals at the 2026 Winter Olympics - all of them golds. That puts them 13th in the medal table.

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• Great Britain face a struggle to reach the last four of the men's curling after losing their penultimate round-robin match to Canada
• Norway's Tormod Frostad won an incredible men's freeski big air final with an overall score of 195.50
• Norway's Jens Luraas Oftebro won his second gold of the Games with victory in the Nordic combined large hill
• France won gold in the biathlon men's 4 x 7.5km relay in front of final-lap bell-ringer Jurgen Klopp - it was France's ninth medal (and fourth gold) across the biathlon events
• Italy beat world champions USA to win gold in the speed skating men's team pursuit, with Canada defending their title in the women's event
• For the second Olympics in a row, Germany completed a 1-2-3 in the two-man bobsleigh, with Johannes Lochner and Georg Fleischhauer taking gold
• The women's snowboard slopestyle final, plus the freestyle skiing men's and women's aerials qualification, were postponed because of heavy snow in Livigno

That's it for tonight's figure skating. Competitors will be back on Thursday evening for the second part of their discipline, the free skating.

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Latvia have 20 minutes to mount a comeback against Sweden, with the winner facing the USA tomorrow in the quarters.

You can watch it now on iPlayer and the Red Button.

Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Milano Ice Skating Arena

Disaster for American champion Amber Glenn!

She missed her triple toe loop, it is classed as an invalid element and she will get zero points.

Glenn, the oldest American debutant ever in figure skating at 26, looks devastated. She knows that will cost her a medal, and she bursts into tears as she exits the rink.

Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Milano Ice Skating Arena

Goodness, Kaori Sakamoto is delighted with that. She nearly skips off the ice!

She gets positive grades of execution for all seven elements, including the triple flip and toe loop which has by far the highest base value.

But Nakai still leads by a point and a half!

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Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Milano Ice Skating Arena

Just three women left to skate.

Next up is Japan’s Kaori Sakamoto, who is her final season before retiring. She claimed bronze at the last Olympics - and then won three world titles in a row, the first woman to do that since the 1960s.

Can she knock team mate Ami Nakai - eight years her junior - off the top of the standings?

Well, she will certainly have the home crowd on her side with her choice of music: Time to Say Goodbye, by Sarah Brightman and opening ceremony star Andrea Bocelli.

Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Milano Ice Skating Arena

One of the cult heroes of these Games is back on the ice tonight.

I am of course talking about Jordan Cowan, the white-suited cameraman who skates around the athletes before and after their routines, capturing their emotions up close.

Cowan is a former competitive ice dancer for USA, in case you're wondering how he is able to skate backwards so smoothly while carrying a giant TV camera.

Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Milano Ice Skating Arena

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American world champion Alysa Liu just raised the roof in Milan with her performance to Promise by Laufey.

She got an incredible reception from those in the crowd, ranging from Ilia Malinin to Snoop Dogg.

However, she did lose points on her triple lutz for landing on the quarter – not fully completing the rotation, instead returning to the ice 90 degrees short.

As a result, she is second in the standings behind Ami Nakai.

There's life in this one yet as Latvia's Eduards Tralmaks converts a rebound to pull one back for his side, with eight minutes of the second period left.

Reminder that the winner of this match will play USA in Wednesday's quarter-finals.

Jess Anderson
BBC Sport in Cortina

Dashed up to the mixed zone for a quick bobsleigh interview and who should be hanging around celebrating a clean sweep of German medals but Jurgen Klopp.

This is about as much as I could manage before I got shifted along.

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All of the day 11 medals have been claimed but there's still Winter Olympics action for you to enjoy.

The conclusion of the women's singles figure skating short program is live on BBC Two and BBC iPlayer.

The top 24 skaters (of 29) from that event will progress to Thursday's free skate.

You can also watch Sweden vs Latvia in the men's ice hockey by clicking the 'watch live' button at the top of this page.

It's midway through the second period in Milan and Sweden lead 3-0 courtesy of goals from Adrian Kempe, Gabriel Landeskog, and Filip Forsberg.

Great Britain remain on three medals at the 2026 Winter Olympics - all of them golds. That puts them 13th in the medal table.

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• Great Britain face a struggle to reach the last four of the men's curling after losing their penultimate round-robin match to Canada
• Norway's Tormod Frostad won an incredible men's freeski big air final with an overall score of 195.50
• Norway's Jens Luraas Oftebro won his second gold of the Games with victory in the Nordic combined large hill
• France won gold in the biathlon men's 4 x 7.5km relay in front of final-lap bell-ringer Jurgen Klopp - it was France's ninth medal (and fourth gold) across the biathlon events
• Italy beat world champions USA to win gold in the speed skating men's team pursuit, with Canada defending their title in the women's event
• For the second Olympics in a row, Germany completed a 1-2-3 in the two-man bobsleigh, with Johannes Lochner and Georg Fleischhauer taking gold
• The women's snowboard slopestyle final, plus the freestyle skiing men's and women's aerials qualification, were postponed because of heavy snow in Livigno

Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Milano Ice Skating Arena

The joy and despair of the Olympics.

Canada's Madeline Schizas - who had to get an extension on the deadline for her college coursework to be able to compete in Milan - was in tears after a major error in her routine.

She completely mistimed her triple loop, and as a result scores zero points for that element.

That's the end of her medal hopes - currently she won't even qualify for the free skate. Gutting.

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Team GB curlers Grant Hardie and Bruce Mouat, speaking to BBC Sport after their defeat by Canada:

Mouat: "After the blip in the first end, we felt we had the momentum going into the next, but unfortunately the angles and situations did not go our way. We are disappointed not to come away with the win."

Hardie: "It was not a game you would have said we were playing well. We made too many mistakes and we know what we did wrong. We are running out of time to put it right. Hopefully we can deliver the right results tomorrow."

Mouat: "We know that we need to come away with a win tomorrow and we know USA are a good team too. We are a resilient team and I am sure we can win."

In Milan, Sweden lead Latvia 2-0 at the end of the first period in the final qualification playoff.

They scored twice in 41 seconds, with goals from Adrian Kempe and Gabriel Landeskog.

The winner of this match will play USA in Wednesday's quarter-finals.