Today's coverages brought to you by Toyota. His the highlights from yesterday's competition. And Alpensia, every gold medallist from day one is back in action. Over a longer distance, we find out if they can triumph once again. A super combined event brought more drama to the slopes. China rose to the top of the pile on the curling rink. Could they turn it around against the Chinese? The United States 2014 ice hockey champions. On home ice, the Republic of Korea were also unbeaten. They met to settle top spot in the group. Both of these sitting events and biathlon featured athletes who had already won medals and shorter events. She had won the 6 km biathlon early in the games. She was aiming to win the 10 kilometre event. She lost her balance several times. This fall allowed another to ski past. The pressure was on. Gretsch hit all five targets, but Kocherova missed three. She slipped out of contention. Neutral Paralympic athlete was shooting well. She had all five targets on her final visit. And only missed one target and the entire race. Eskau of Germany had done the same. She took the lead going into the final lap. Guliaeva was finishing strongly. The result would be decided at the finish line. Gretsch faced a nervous wait to see if she had won a medal. Gretsch was pushed back into third place temporarily. All of their times were beaten by Andrea Eskau, the last contender to finish. Whoo! The gold medal was won by Andrea Eskau of Germany. The bronze medal was won by number 10. In the men's 12 � km sitting biathlon, Cnossen had one gold in the shorter race earlier in the games and was the one to beat. 17 year old Rad of Ukraine, who took an early lead. Gnossen was trying to hold off the challenge from his teammate, Andrew Soule. Both hit all five targets on the second visit to the shooting range. Both Americans were skiing close together, but it did not mean that Soule was ahead. Rad was extending his lead. He he did not miss a shot. Cnossen was the first contender to finish, but he would have to wait to find out his final position. Andrew Soule on the left. Rad knew his lead was enough that he could celebrate winning the gold medal. Soule had finished third. The gold medal was won by 17 year old Taras Rad of Ukraine. Daniel Cnossen of United States, silver. Andrew Soule bronze. The women's 10 km standing biathlon featured three athletes who had each won two medals already in Pyeongchang. Neutral Paralympic athlete Katerina was aiming for her third gold, having already won the 6km. Her rival was Milenina, who had finished second in both of those previous races. She had to ski to penalty loops. Liashenko of Ukraine was in third place most of the race. She managed to hit all five targets on her final visit to the shooting range. She only missed once in a whole race. A target time of 35 minutes 30 seconds for the others to chase. She was well ahead and scheduled to win her third gold medal. Liashenko crossed the line in 36 minutes 23 seconds. She was still skiing well and a final lap. She crossed the line in fact the time of 34 minutes and 10 seconds. The first three athletes had finished and the exact same order for the third time. Ekaterina Rumyantseva for gold. The silver was won by her teammate. There was a close race for the gold medal in the men's 12 � standing biathlon. Benjamin Daviet of France was the early leader. He was being chased by a Canadian. All three were shooting well. This was the only target Benjamin Daviet missed in the entire race. When he was back on his skis, the chase was incredibly close. The lead was only 3/10 of a second with only one lap left. These two were skiing together and it was pushing them to work harder. He was clearly exhausted as he dived over the finish line. Arendz crossed the line to find he had slipped 22 seconds behind Reptyukh. It was going to be very close, but Benjamin Daviet beat his time by 6.5 seconds. His second gold and Pyeongchang for Benjamin Daviet. The bronze medal was won by Arendz of Canada. The athletes and the women's 10 km visually impaired biathlon all skiing with guides. The Ukrainian was the early leader. She was battling with Lysova, who was also skiing with her guide. Klug of Germany was using a target finder, Audibly. These two were soon well clear of the rest of the field. At this checkpoint on the second lap, Lysova was leading by over six seconds. By the final lap, Mikhalina Lysova was tiring. That allowed Shyshkova to win comfortable. Mikhalina Lysova was more than two minutes lower and moved into second place. Clara Klug of Germany crossed the line in third, along with her guide, Martin. So the gold medal was won by Shyshkova of Ukraine. The silver was won by a neutral Paralympic athlete Mikhalina Lysova. An bronze was Clara Klug. There were two incredibly close races for medals and that means 12.5km. He was competing with Kazik of Ukraine for first place. He was battling with another Ukrainian. This was Kazik's last visit to the shooting range. Those positions were about to change. Holub found the strength to finish well, setting a time of 39 minutes 23 seconds. Utkin dived over the line and beat the other Ukrainian to the medal by just 4/10 of a second. Kazik in blue cross the line and missed out on first place by just 2.4 seconds. So the gold medal was won by the Belarusian. Kazik came in second. The bronze medal was won by 125th Utkin. There were four wheelchair curling matches in the final session of day three at Gangneung Curling Centre. The Republic of Korea took on Germany. Both sides had an impressive record here. This mistake added another point of the German school board, *score board. In the fifth end, the Republic of Korea will write back and it. Korea picked up two points with their hammer. In the final end, they had a chance to make it foUr all. But he completely misjudged the weight of his hammer stone. The final score... Korea three, Germany for. This match had the ingredients of an interesting encounter. Canada the defending Paralympic champions. Both with three wins and Pyeongchang. The British rank were judging the ice a little better as the Canadians were failing to score in the first four ends. The British were three up by halfway. Great Britain turned up the heat after the break with two stones in the house. Canada skip attempted to reduce the damage, but it did not go quite as he planned. With the hammer and the seventh and, the British skip put real pressure on the struggling Eiderson. This added 3 to the British Score board, and that is where it ended. This win over the site she gold medallists will boost British hopes and Pyeongchang. Norway and Switzerland had experienced heavy losses to Canada and China, so both were looking for a confidence boosting performance. Norway, the current world champions, got off to a great start, taking two points in the fourth end, they went into the break with a 4 to 1 lead. This effort from Felix Wagner in the fifth and just held on to record a score. The pressure remained on the Swiss franc and the eighth and. They needed two points to stay in the match. But it was not to be. The single Yellowstone remained, sealing the victory for the Norwegians. Norway seemed to be gathering some real momentum, it finished with Norway six, Switzerland three . Neutral Paralympic athlete delegation took on the United States of America. Both sides had been frustrated so far, each picking up only one win in the competition. A steady performance from the neutral delegation saw them score a point in the first three ends. The neutral Paralympic delegation was for up in the fourth and. This time Black was with a successful take-out. They needed a single point to take the match into an extra end. An error from black left Two red stones in the house. The final score... (GENTLE MUSIC) Still to come in these highlights - crunch time at the hockey centre. It was super combined day at the Alpine centre. They set times on the super G course. It would be combined with the afternoon times set in the slalom. All competing athletes times affected according to the level of their impairment. Visually impaired women took to the slopes first. There were no real surprises when Henrieta Farkasova Set the fastest time. Could they hold on to their podium spots in the slalom? Melissa Perrine start two seconds faster. Ranges from classification B one to B three. B3 and B2 have slightly more eyesight affects. Seven seconds the difference. This is Menna Fitzpatrick and her guide. Fitzpatrick is still dropping time. It was four seconds at the start. Is there enough of the course left for her to lose any more time? Fitzpatrick. The guide in Orange bringing down Fitzpatrick. It is at least a silver for Menna Fitzpatrick Here at PyeongChang. Henrieta Farkasova has a gap. She has been dominant but she has been known to make a mistake and slalom. A big mistake! Now the nerves will be jangling at the bottom. Is that big enough To let in the Brit? They made it But they made a drama out of that one. Henrieta Farkasova Is dominating the para-Alpine. It is a silver for Fitzpatrick of Great Britain. A bronze for Australia. The women's standing category Has been dominated by one athlete, Andrea Rothfuss set up an intriguing slalom competition. The 22-year-old From Calgary in Canada. Mollie Jepsen. Can she hold on to that? A slide. She is staying inside the gates. 1.14! Ramsey will have a medal! Mollie Jepsen. This looks good. Just 18. Got to keep it straight through here. It should be and it will be brilliant! Pressure is on. The young Canadian. Canada are one and two. Bib number 13. It is unlucky for some. Will it be unlucky for the German? This is there to be won. But it is also there to be lost. One mistake or a drop in speed And it is all Mollie Jepsen. It is outside! Mollie Jepsen of Canada takes a title. Andrea Rothfuss have to settle for a silver medal. She was the quickest over the slalom. Ended up being in the second position. Anna Schaffelhuber looked to continue her impressive Middle Hall from Sochi. She was nearly caught by the Japanese Momoka Muraoka. Loesch completed the usual top three Going into the slalom. The German team will very much be of the mindset that there are two medals up for grabs here. It is a very talented four to come. Hanging on to her lead Forster. Putting pressure on Loesch. Do it without a problem. That is good. 55.19. That is a tremendous from Anna-Lena Forster. The challenge has been thrown down. This is Momoka Muraoka. She has dropped behind. At this present time Germany are guaranteed gold. Momoka Muraoka a little mistake. She has had a few of those during the world cup. She has had a great run And then all of a sudden not been at the races. Anna-Lena Forster will be ecstatic Knowing she has a medal. Anna Schaffelhuber. Will it be a Germany 1-2? She has won 7 gold medal is in a row. But this is not the greatest of runs from Anna Schaffelhuber. Anna-Lena Forster is the champion. Anna Schaffelhuber will get silver at least. The party starts in the Forster household. That result says Anna-Lena Forster is indeed ready to rule the world of a sitting super combined. For Anna Schaffelhuber it is silver. Momoka Muraoka gets the bronze. It is gold for Anna-Lena Forster from Germany. On day four, The visually impaired sitting and standing competed in the super G and slalom. The athletes finishing times are calculated according to the level of their impairment. A repeat of the day to disappointment for this racer. Fellow medallist contender did not finish as his guide losses ski midway down the mountain. Going well here. 4.28 now. Burton had the quickest time we have seen. The guide is quick to the final section. The Spanish racer. It was gold in 2002, Golden 2010 and in 2014. Has he got another In the locker? He is in front with just a couple to go. Haraus. Will Haraus drop any time now Between here and the line? He has done it. Haraus, And that is a reaction of a man who finally has a gold medal. Haraus can enjoy his moment. The Spanish picks up another silver. More surprises in the super G. One of the stars of the games missed a gate. Bauchet of France set the fastest time. Aleksei Bugaev nearly caught him, the reigning champ. The medals were up for grabs going into the afternoon session. Leading from Stanton but it is not by much. Can he hold on to that advantage? He did really well Adam Hall. Aleksei Bugaev second quickest this morning. He can slalom with swagger. And needs a mistake from the Neutral Paralympic Athlete to let Hall in. No such joy. 4.76 the difference. Arthur Bauchet. He is just ahead. .33. Not sure what the French is for tension. It is being spelt out on screen right now. Giant slalom and slalom world champion. He is dropping time. .43. Has a youngster got something majestic over the final few gates? It does not look that way. He is slowing. Aleksei Bugaev wins the title. No stopping Aleksei Bugaev. Heartbreak for Arthur Bauchet. Fabulous performance from Adam Hall. Iin the final month of the morning and the sitting classification, Jesper Pedersen from Norway Stunned by setting an impressive time early on. An unpredictable slalom session was set up. Jeroen Kampschreur the big Dutch hope. He won the slalom and the giant slalom. That tells you that this is his thing. Hhe is motoring through the course. The course may need a lie down! Frederick Francois from France. 1.04 behind. At the moment, Francois is aiming for second. He moves into silver. And this Young Norwegian Who has just been scintillating in the World Cup this year What has he got? He is dropping time! He is in a fight to save silver! The Dutch fans are jumping up and down. Jesper Pedersen keeps checking his speed. And it is Jeroen Kampschreur. Jesper Pedersen is still a medal winner but it is a bronze. The other 18-year-old is the Paralympic champion. The USA and Republic of Korea were undefeated going into their final match at the Gangneung Hockey Centre. The US had won their previous two matches emphatically. They would be a formidable test for the host nation. Landerros with collection. It is going to be a scramble Bounces right across the face. Rolling out here is Decklan. Started the scoring for the USA. You don't want to play with fire, And the Koreans just got burned by the American powerplay. This is an upended into the corner As the Koreans try to front up defensively. It is high for second American goal. That is just how lethal they can be. It is a clever one. This is from the Americans. A shot and score. They are breaking this Korean side down, Shot by shot. He will get his first of The game. Roible. He is going the distance. And he has left it. This is even better from the Americans, He has done it again. Double trouble. He scores two goals on the same shift. For on the board now that the USA. This is Declan. How about that? One, two, shooter Magoo. That is five on the board for the US. The Americans controlling the park *puck. Farmer scores. That is toxic, Jumping over hurdles and hopes. Farmer is massaging the Korean goal again. It is an offload. How does that get through?! How many Koreans does it take to put it through before you can score? Apparently it takes four. Mckee, Roible Is going to shoot himself. *shoot it himself. An eight ball in the corner pocket. Roible puts one out late. Maybe even a chance to score 1/9 goal for the USA. But that will be it. While China have been unstoppable so far with five victories, it was China that dominated the first period. Already two points ahead with two stones in scoring position, It was a simple task for China to add another Chinese stone to the house. China led 5 to 1 at the break. He managed to find a path through a busy sheet. Suddenly the Canadians were back in the match. Canada really turned the screw in the sixth and. Mark Iverson managed to get for Canada rocks In the house. It made it a four point and for Canada. It was a great comeback from Canada To win the match 8 to 5. Their bid for the semifinals was back on track. The house went into this match and confident mood after four victories in five matches. The first End went according to form. The Republic of Korea finished with four points. Finland had a mountain to climb. They did manage to pull two points back, But Korea put the match beyond doubt. Cha Jaegoan landed it. Finland had no choice but to concede. It finished 11 - 3. A score that delighted the home crowd. After a discouraging start, Norway have played themselves back into contention for qualification. Sweden started well. In the second end, there was an excellent take-out to leave three Swedish rocks in scoring position. Norway did press the Swedes hard throughout. Sweden scored a vital point in the sixth end. Sweden went into a 5 to 3 lead. Their first victory at Pyeongchang. Both the neutral Paralympic athlete delegation and Slovakia Lay sixth in the standings after two victories in five matches. This could be crucial for their qualification chances. The scores were locked at 2-2. This delivery adding to the stone they already had in the house. They went two points ahead of Slovakia. NPA were finding some form. The skipper produced a magnificent take-out to put themselves into the best position. NPA collected three points from that end. It was too much for Slovakia, who conceded in the eighth end. The final match of group A brought Norway and Sweden together. Both nations still looking for their first win at Pyeongchang. The Norwegian squad included number 29, The first woman to appear on the ice of these games. Picks it up and has found a corner. And a gap that did not seem to be there. Nielsen seemed to have his windows closed. Somehow it is advantage Norway. Nordstoga with his first goal of the parallel big games. The captain, Norway enjoying a bit more position. *possession. They get the second goal. He is finally put the nail into the Swedish Coffin. The 22 year old from Rosenberg Has gulped that one up. Towards the far side goes. Sweden have scored. They get off the market Pyeongchang 2018. Gyllsten. Gave Sweden an opportunity finally those in yellow have something to cheer about. Sweden with the extra man on the ice now, After sacrificing Nielsen, I giving it everything they have got. Bogle, For his second of the game. He is going to put this 1 to bed once and for all. Bogle was always the favourite to score. That is full time. Sweden will not end It goalless. Norway other victors in group A, And they win it by three goals to one. The group A standings meant Canada and Italy go through to the semifinals. Norway and Sweden will head for the classification matches. China suffered their first loss in the morning session of day four, But they were still top of the standings going into this match against the USA. It was all square at the start of the fifth end, And the Americans had the chance to take a two point lead with the hammer. The stone over cold so the USA had to settle with one point from the end. They now lead 3 to 2. China came right back at the USA in the sixth end. Wang made sure of the two points As he calmly placed his stone in the middle of the house. China now led by 4 to 3. The match went to attends final end. *tense final end. With three stones to come, Haitao proved a match-winning take-out. The Americans were unable to come back, it ended six-4 in favour of the Chinese. Their hopes looked very strong. There were tears of joy from the Chinese bench. Having played only five matches, Great Britain lay third in the standings. Slovakia with their opponents, and Slovakia had just lost a tight match in the morning session. It was even going into the third end. The Slovakian skipper got excellent: his shot, And got three Slovakian stones and a scoring position. Slovakia took control of the match in the fifth end. He secured two points for his side. 6-2 to Slovakia. Great Britain did manage to pull back a further three points, But it was not enough to stop Slovakia recording a narrow victory. 5-6 to Slovakia. Sweden came into this match Having recorded their first win of this Paralympics in the morning session. But this would be a tough match against the German side, Who lay third in the standings. It was looking to be a good day for the Swedes. He drew a third stone in the house, which Germany could not clear. The Swedish team added another two and the third end, And went even further ahead in the fourth. Dahl placed an excellent guard stone, Which stymieD Germany yet again. Germany did manage to get a foothold in the match, but it was not enough. A second victory for the Swedes. Finland were looking to bounce back from a heavy defeat in the morning session. They were up against a Switzerland side who had won twice. Switzerland heaps more misery on the finishing team. Wagner put a fantastic curl on his shot to put three stones in the house for Switzerland. Finland for five points down by the break, But they got themselves back into the match. Wagner had a chance to clear the house. Finland were now within two points of this was team. Finland's comeback force the match into a final end. Faced with a crowded house and two stones counting, She could not get past the guard stones. Switzerland took two points from the end, Which meant they won the match. 10-7 victory for The Swiss team. 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