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Winter Olympics LIVE: Team GB beat Denmark in men’s curling as Kaillie Humphries races in monobob

LIVE – Updated at 15:37

Day nine of the Olympic Games is well underway with upto seven medals up for grabs. Eve Muirhead and Team GB would be looking to retain the momentum they gained after a stunning and crucial victory over the USA in the women’s curling round-robin phase, as they face Denmark.

Expectations are high from the men’s team which will face China and then regroup to compete against Denmark in curling. They are currently placed among the top four teams competing to secure a place in the semi-finals.

Meanwhile, another sport made its debut at the Games, as the first two runs in women’s monobob were held, making bobsleigh a gender-balanced discipline with two men’s and two women’s events. All eyes were on Kaillie Humphries who would be looking to win her first medal for Team USA along with Elana Meyers Taylor. Three-time Olympic medallist, Humphries who switched from Canada to US in 2019, did not disappoint, as she finished the race ahead of others.

France’s Alexis Punturault, and his compatriot Mathieu Faivre would be skiing down the slope as the favourites for gold in men’s giant slalom.

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That’s it for today at the Winter Olympics, but day 10 gives us some tremendous action.

Women’s ski slopestyle is hopefully starting after the postponement due to heavy snow, with 12 spots up for grabs in Tuesday’s final.

Look out for Katie Summerhayes or Kirsty Muir, who will both fancy a medal, while Estonia’s Kelly Sildaru is the favourite.

Brad Hall and Nick Gleeson eye another medal in the two-man bobsleigh, havig banked a silver at the World Cup leading into the Games, so tomorrow will hand them a chance to prove their worth in the first two of four runs (from 12:05 and 13:40).

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