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Will Zoe Atkin win Great Britain a fifth medal on the final day of the Winter Olympics?

You'll have to join us on Sunday morning to find out.

Until then, goodnight!

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There are five gold medals up for grabs on the 16th and final day of the 2026 Winter Olympics:

• 09:00-11:30 - Four-man bobsleigh (featuring Brad Hall's GB sled)
• 09:35-11:00 - Women's freeski halfpipe final (featuring GB's Zoe Atkin)
• 09:00-11:30 - Cross-country skiing women's 50km mass start
• 10:05-12:30 - Women's curling (Switzerland v Sweden)
• 13:10-15:30 - Men's ice hockey (USA v Canada)

It's the penultimate day of the Winter Olympics and here's what's happened today so far:

• Great Britain are beaten by Canada in the final of the men's curling - it's a second successive silver medal for Bruce Mouat's rink at the Winter Olympics
• Norway's Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo wins a sixth gold of the Games in the 50km cross country; GB's Andrew Musgrave was sixth
• Laura Nolte and Deborah Levi of Germany win gold in the two-woman bobsleigh
• Dutch duo Jorrit Bergsma and Marijke Groenewoud win men's and women's speed skating mass start gold respectively
• Brad Hall's Team GB crew drop to seventh after the second run of the four-man bobsleigh - the final two runs are on Sunday
• There was an Italy one-two in the men's ski cross, France took golds in the skimo mixed relay and biathlon while USA won mixed team aerials gold

Vicky Wright
Olympic gold medallist curler on BBC Two

It will be interesting to see how they feel after this - do they want to go again?

I really hope they do because there is so much potential with these boys. They can keep going for years and years and will win that gold medal in the future.

It was Eve's [Muirhead] fourth time of trying for her Olympic gold [in 2022]. She knew that was probably her last chance of winning it, she went for it and we did it.

If the boys were to come back in four years' time, I really hope they'd be a better team again with more life experience.

Oh man, I just want to give them a hug.

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These are the final two stones of the final which clinched gold for Canada and left Great Britain contemplating another near miss in men's curling at the Winter Olympics.

And now the Canadian team get their gold medals.

It's the second time that skip Brad Jacobs has led a Canadian quartet to Olympic gold.

They were second at the end of the round-robin behind the Swiss, but stand on the top step of the podium.

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After Switzerland get their bronze medals, there are huge cheers for the Great Britain team as they receive their silver medals.

Some tears in British eyes and understandably so - they got so close again. So hard to watch.

You did us proud, guys.

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The Great Britain team - including alternate Kyle Waddell - make their way back out to the arena, dressed in all blue tracksuits.

They will soon be awarded their silver medals.

Jen Dodds of Great Britain's women's team, speaking to BBC Sport after the men's final: "Gutted for them. They haven't shied away from the fact this has been their goal. They wanted to win Olympic gold. You can tell that from their emotions now.

"They were so close and in such a great position in the eighth end. They will want to replay that ninth end hundreds and hundreds of times over.

"I am so proud of them. The fight in the 10th end was just amazing."

Vicky Wright
Olympic gold medallist curler on BBC Two

The boys have definitely got a lot more years in them. They are so young and they are almost coming into their prime now.

You see Brad Jacobs, he won his first gold 12 years ago and is back again doing it. There is no reason why the boys can't do that.

The time has passed quickly since Beijing, they have won a lot and grown a lot. They are improving in life. This quartet chose to play together in 2017 and they have stuck together since. They are a really solid unit and have got each other's backs.

They have done a fantastic job.

It may have been a bit of a controversial tournament for them but the Canadians won't care now after clinching gold.

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The bronze medal match in the ice hockey has come alive in the second period!

Slovakia responded to the first period well and were in control of play in the early stages of the second. They had looked set to get back in the game but Erik Haula doubled Finland's lead in the 28th minute to make Slovakia's comeback task even harder.

But Slovakia responded just before the end of the second period through Tomas Tatar to get themselves back into the game.

Finland lead 2-1 going into the third and final period. It's going to be a big 20-minute battle between the two.

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Richard Winton
BBC Sport Scotland in Cortina

Losing one Olympic final is bad enough, losing two must be devastating.

How do you come back from that? Will they want to?

These are questions for the weeks and months ahead. Not for tonight.

It was a short post-match interview from Team GB duo Bruce Mouat and Grant Hardie, clearly trying to hold in their emotions after another Olympic heartbreak.

Mouat said: "I'm a bit in shock. We felt like we were the better team there. I don't know what to say.

"Regardless of the result, the incredible thing we will take away is the amount of people who have come out to support us and have messaged us from back home. The boys and I love our sport, we want people to come and join our sport.

"If we can take anything away from ths week as well as the silver medal, it's being able to inspire people to hopefully want to participate. That is an achievement in itself."

Hardie added: "[Our friendship] is why we wanted to win it for each other. The pain from four years ago was that much, we thought we'd give it another go, had the chance, but unfortunately we haven't got there again."

It's not the colour of medal they wanted, but the quartet of Bruce Mouat, Grant Hardie, Bobby Lammie and Hammy McMillan have added a silver medal to Great Britain's tally at these Winter Olympics.

It goes alongside the three golds won earlier in the Games.

Grant Hardie and Bruce Mouat are currently being interviewed on BBC Two and, understandably, it's all pretty raw for them both right now.

We'll bring you some of what they had to say shortly.