But for now, we can reflect on another successful day for Team GB, one that ended with that amazing ice hockey final.

Stay on the Red Button for highlights throughout the evening, then join us once more in the morning. Goodnight.

Tomorrow? Oh yes, we'll spin again.

Great Britain's men's curlers are guaranteed at least a silver when they meet Canada in the gold medal match. Not only that, Elise Christie will attempt to put her bad luck behind her and win a medal in her favoured 1500m short track speed skating.

Maybe you'd better draft that sick note to the boss?

Ollie Williams
BBC Sport in Sochi

On Twitter: , externalThe Bolshoy Ice Dome crowns a winner in the women's ice hockey final.

And that means President Obama owes Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper a crate of beer. I'd love to see him nipping to the offie.

Brent Pope
BBC Sport ice hockey commentator

"The build-up and it's there. The one-touch passing that led up to that is the reason Canada have won. You can see the exhale from Poulin and roar from the Canadian team-mates - it's a Rocky Mountain high for Canada."

Remember, Canada were 2-0 down and came back to win 3-2. As the puck hit the back of the net, the Canadian bench erupted, players scrambling over the wall to get on the ice. The Americans are absolutely devastated.

Seth Bennett
BBC Sport ice hockey commentator

"An amazing game finished by an amazing player."

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Goal! Golden goal! Golden goal for Canada! Sochi erupts as Marie-Philip Poulin scores the goal that gives Canada's women Olympic gold. It was Poulin's late strike that sent the match into overtime and, with a player advantage, Canada worked the space for her to win the match. Breathless, tense, exciting drama.

Every time the US attack, the building goes silent, with roars when Canada come forward. Canada clean break - they are through on goal. Can she do that? Hilary Knight trips Hayley Wickenheiser. If this was football, it would a penalty and a red card. There's no penalty shot, but, instead of another American being sent to the bin, Canada get a skater back. Madness.

That advantage lasted all of six seconds. America's Jocelyne Lamoureux is given two minutes for slashing. We're down to three-on-three.

Brent Pope
BBC Sport ice hockey commentator

"Catherine Ward was too assertive - it was a tough call, tough call."

Time-out called by the United States after a penalty is called against Canada's Catherine Ward for cross-checking. The US will have a four-on-three advantage for two minutes of this engrossing final.

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It's almost like we've hit the fast-forward button. The action is end-to-end, the Russian crowd behind the Canadians. I find it hard to believe this final will last to penalties.

Brent Pope
BBC Sport ice hockey commentator

"Both these teams are being motivated by fear - a silver medal would been seen as a failure."

Canada are hanging on here. Goalkeeper Shannon Szabados is called on twice in the opening minute when it looked like the US were on the verge of gold.

Wondering how ice hockey overtime works? It's sudden death for 20 minutes in this final. If we still can't get a goal, we'll have a shoot-out.

Ollie Williams
BBC Sport in Sochi

On Twitter, external: Desperately trying to change channel on @BBCSochiTrolley to get the women's hockey final on

Graham Bell
Five-time Winter Olympic skier on BBC TV

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"Ski Cross has made an impact and they are flying 55m off the final jump. The overtaking manoeuvres we have seen today has been superb. It was demolition derby stuff in some of the heats.

"France just clicked at this Olympics. Coming into the Games, the Swiss team were looking strongest but they have had problems with injury; the French guys get on with each other and have confidence."

And, just a little earlier, Maddie Bowman of the United States won the women's ski halfpipe and Russia's Adelina Sotnikova took gold in a high-quality women's figure skating final.

While we wait for overtime in the ice hockey, I can remind you of the other successes tasted in Sochi today. Frederic Chapuis led a France 1-2-3 in the men's ski cross, before Norway held off Germany to take the Nordic combined.