That's it from us for today.

We have five medal events tomorrow, with some great chances for Team GB to put athletes on the podiums.

Kirsty Muir has the first chance of the day, she'll go in the women's freeski slopestyle after qualifying on Saturday.

Mia Brookes, the 2023 world champion, will be confident of a medal in the women's snowboard big air after she went through today's qualifying in third. She won't be joined by team-mate Maisie Hill though, after she finished bottom of the standings.

• 11:30-13:30 - Freestyle skiing - women's freeski slopestyle
• 13:00-15:00 - Alpine skiing - men's team combined slalom
• 16:30-18:30 - Speed skating - women's 1,000m
• 18:00-20:30 - Ski jumping - men's normal hill individual
• 18:30-20:30 - Snowboard - women's snowboard big air

Meanwhile, Bruce Mouat and Jen Dodds will compete in curling's mixed doubles semi-finals (17:05 GMT) after securing top spot in the standings today.

They don't know who they'll face yet, with the final group games to be played in the morning.

Make sure you join us from 08:50 GMT for what promises to be another exciting day!

So this is what that's done to the medal table. Norway are the early table-toppers with that team figure skating gold moving the USA up to second, just above hosts Italy...

What an Olympic Sunday. Here's a quick recap of everything that's happened...

• American skier Lindsey Vonncrashed out of the women's downhill and was airlifted by a helicopter after racing with a torn ACL.
• Vonn's American team-mate Breezy Johnsonwon the downhill gold, with Germany's Emma Aicher grabbing silver and Italy's Sofia Goggia taking bronze.
• Norway's Johannes Hosflot Klaebowon his sixth Olympic gold in the men's 10km+10km skiathlon, with his compatriot Martin Loewstroem Nygenget second and France's Mathis Desloges second. Team GB's Andrew Musgrave finished 10th.
• Austria's Benjamin Karl defended his men's parallel giant slalom title, with South Korea's Kim Sang-kyum taking silver and Bulgaria's Tervel Zamfirov clinching bronze in a photo finish.
• Zuzana Maderov of the Czech Republic won women's parallel giant slalom gold, with Austria's Sabine Payer grabbing silver and Italy's Lucia Dalmasso taking bronze.
• Francewon the mixed 4x6km relay biathlon, with Italy in silver and Germany in bronze.
• Norway's Sander Eitrem won the men's 5,000m speed skating gold in an Olympic record time, while Metodej Jilek of the Czech Republic took silver and Ricardo Lorello of Italy secured bronze.
• Max Lagenhan of Germany won the men's singles luge, with Austria's Jonas Mueller in second and Italy's Dominik Fischnaller third.
• The United States won the final gold of the day in figure skating's team event, with Japan taking silver and Italy bronze.

Team GB

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Team GB's Bruce Mouat, speaking to BBC Sport after beating defending Olympic champions Italy 9-6: "That is what we need to do [silencing the Italian support]. We can feed off the energy that is in the room as well.

"There were quite a lot of Great Britain flags out there, which is nice to see, and even people we don't recognise and curling has the appeal for Great Britain."

On taking confidence from the round-robin stage: "I mean we take confidence from it. I want to play Switzerland again because I want to beat them this time. Whoever we get, we will be happy, and we will be playing well tomorrow, I hope."

Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Milano Ice Skating Arena

Japan actually outscored USA on five of the eight routines. In the pairs and women's events they were the better team.

But they don't have a world class ice dance pairing, while the Americans have Madison Chock and Evan Bates - who, barring an upset, will win gold on Wednesday in that event too.

Across the two ice dance disciplines, USA outscored Japan by 11 points. That was the difference.

Robin Cousins
Olympic gold medallist figure skater on BBC Two

Absolutely fantastic event. Nail-biting from the very first day and the momentum has grown.

Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Milano Ice Skating Arena

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Shun Sato could have done no more. Japan's team could have done no more.

But you cannot deny the Quad God. There is an absolute bundle on the American bench, joy unconfined.

The USA retain their Olympic title.

Robin Cousins
Olympic gold medallist figure skater on BBC Two

You can't touch Ilia Malinin technically, it is not there, but this is a very classy, very well constructed programme of performances.

There was a couple of beautiful quads in there. Goodness me, this has been a great night of skating.

I don't think it will be enough, but it will be close.

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Nothing more to do at this moment than wait.

USA were firm favourites. They may still take the gold but Japan have pushed them unbelievably close.

Kat Downes
Figure Skating commentator on BBC Two

Shun Sato has never beaten Ilia Malinin before, but he has given it a really good shot.

Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Milano Ice Skating Arena

That was a spotless routine by Shun Sato. There are huge celebrations on the Japanese bench, all his coaches are hugging each other.

This will be very close.

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A fabulous effort from Shun Sato - but will it be enough?

He's slightly behind Ilia Malinin on the technical score but he's given himself and Japan a chance.

Stunning routine.

Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Milano Ice Skating Arena

Shun Sato has a season best of 194.02. He needs to better that by a smudge over six points to beat Ilia Malinin and secure gold for Japan.

Game on.

No big reaction from Ilia Malinin but it's a big score - 200.03 to be precise.

That is the score for Japan's Shun Sato to beat and snatch the gold medal from the USA's grasp.

Kat Downes
Figure Skating commentator on BBC Two

This crowd know they are watching a superstar. Novak Djokovic knows a thing or two about pushing the boundaries in sport. This man, Ilia Malinin, defies the laws of physics.

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Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Milano Ice Skating Arena

Yes he might have stumbled, yes he didn't land the quad. But my word, Ilia Malinin is something else.

Some of the elements there - including a standing backflip - almost defied gravity. And he did it all while playing up to the crowd, feeding off the excitement.

If you want an indicator as to how good that was, 1980 Olympic champion Robin Cousins, just to my left, gave that a standing ovation.

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Despite that momentary scare, it's a brilliant routine from Ilia Malinin.

Some performance. Will it be enough to secure the gold meal for the USA? It'll take some beating.

Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Milano Ice Skating Arena

No quad axel from Ilia Malinin tonight, he lands a triple. The wait for the first ever quad at an Olympics goes on.

Gasps in the arena after a stumble from Ilia Malinin...

He manages to stay on his feet, though.