Tim Warwood
Snowboard and freestyle skiing commentator on BBC iPlayer

Is this going to upset the podium? I think it might!

Reira Iwabuchi and Yu Seung-eun can't significantly improve so we're down to the final two - Kokomo Murase and Zoi Sadowski-Synnott.

Murase up first - she's second as it stands.

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Another five from five from Julia Simon in the shoot!

Unless something highly unlikely happens on the final ski, France have the gold.

That will be Julia Simon's third of the Games, after victories in the women's 15km and mixed relay.

Sweden remain in second while Germany are chasing Norway for third.

The experienced Austrian Anna Gasser goes next and she is unable to put down a clean run.

Four more competitors to go. Mari Fukada and Annika Morgan, currently first and third, can do nothing more but watch.

Ed Leigh
Snowboarding and freestyle skiing commentator on BBC iPlayer

Ally Hickman worked on that landing! It was like she was in the jaws of a great white being thrown around.

An instant round of applause. You showed everyone what you could do there, Ally Hickman, and you got so close to it.

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Great to see Australia's Ally Hickman back in action after a heavy fall on run two.

And she's oh so close to sticking the final landing!

She was seventh before that final run and that's where she will stay for now.

Richard Winton
BBC Sport Scotland in Cortina

Right, so to remind you, Team GB now need Norway or Italy to lose their final two games.

And that's looking on at the moment. The Norwegians are 6-3 down to unbeaten Switzerland and Italy now trail Canada 7-3. Those fixtures are flipped tomorrow morning.

Ed Leigh
Snowboarding and freestyle skiing commentator on BBC iPlayer

This is huge. That's an improvement and the execution was perfect up at the top for Mari Fukada.

Japan's Mari Fukada is in gold medal position - what can she do with her final run?

A great start, can she keep it going?

It's a clean run and we wait to see if there's an improvement on her second-run score of 85.70...

87.83 - she's now eight points clear of the field.

Clean shoot from Julia Simon!

The French leader is out of the shooting range before any of the other athletes have even arrived.

Ed Leigh
Snowboarding and freestyle skiing commentator on BBC iPlayer

The take-off didn't look right on that, but Annika Morgan did have plenty of speed.

None of the first four competitors have threatened the medals with their final runs.

Now, what can Germany's Annika Morgan manage? She's in third place currently...

Agh - she was going well and carrying a lot of speed but just can't land the final trick.

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Here we go - it's the exchange into the fourth leg.

Oceane Michelon, with a lead of 46 seconds, hands over to France team-mate Julia Simon.

In second place, Sweden's Elvira Oeberg hands over to sister Hanna - they won gold in this event four years ago but it looks like they may have to settle for silver in Italy.

Norway currently hold the bronze position.

Richard Winton
BBC Sport Scotland in Cortina

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Looks like the Americans considered chucking it at the end there... and, in fact, they've offered up the handshakes. That's a fifth victory for Team GB in their nine round-robin games.

Now, will Norway or Italy lose and extend GB's semi-final hopes into Thursday morning?

Richard Winton
BBC Sport Scotland in Cortina

Remarkably, the first end that Team GB have had the hammer, and Bruce Mouat offers up another shot of the highest order to set up a score of three.

There have been questions asked of the skip this week, but he's been bang on it here on his 15th consecutive day of competitive curling.

Ed Leigh
Snowboarding and freestyle skiing commentator on BBC iPlayer

A round of applause for Jess Perlmutter. The commitment to go for that! She made it down to the bottom, but that one is going to sting.

Chin up Jess, that was really good.

One more chance for glory for the 12 runners in the women's snowboard slopestyle final.

USA's 16-year-old Jess Perlmutter looks on course to improve her current fifth position but just fails to land her final trick.

Perlmutter was born in December 2009. I feel old.

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Going into the second shoot of the leg, Oceane Michelon has extended France's lead to 46 seconds - a superb turnaround after their penalty on the first leg.

They lead from Norway and Sweden - who have also down well to work back from their penalty earlier in the event.

However Latvia have slipped to 17th after suffering two penalty loops on the first shoot of this leg.

Jenny Jones
Olympic bronze medallist snowboarder on BBC iPlayer

A lot to do with the course and everyone is struggling with speed. They are slowly getting there, they're having to find the best tactics.