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The fallout from Russian teenage figure skater Kamila Valieva's error-strewn performance in Thursday's final continues.

International Olympic Committee president Thomas Bach has condemned the "chilling" way she has been treated by her coach and entourage in the wake of the final.

Coach Eteri Tutberidze asked an emotional Valieva "why did you stop fighting?".

"When I afterwards saw how she was received by her closest entourage with what appeared to be a tremendous coldness, it was chilling to see this, rather than giving her comfort, rather than to try to help her," said Bach.

Over on Red Button, we have coverage of the men's ski cross 1/8 finals.

Britain's Ollie Davies was 31st of the 32 competitors after the seeded phase earlier today and goes in the final heat - against Igor Omelin of the Russian Olympic Committee, Canada's Kevin Drury (who finished fourth in 2018) and Germany's Florian Wilmsmann.

The top two advance into the quarter-finals.

Kent Simpson
Commentator on ´óÏó´«Ã½ TV

Let’s not forget what happened to Slovakia in the quarter-finals. They were in a similar position against USA, they were one goal down.

But they didn’t panic, they didn’t make irrational decisions.

They kept hanging in there and ultimately were able to get the goal to tie it up.

That will be in the back of their minds.

We're moving over to ´óÏó´«Ã½ Two for our coverage of day 14 of the Winter Olympics.

More wise words from Team USA's number one fan, Mr T.

The third period has just started, Finland holding a narrow 1-0 lead. A place in the gold medal match is up for grabs.

If you're just joining us, hopes were high of a medal for Britain's Zoe Atkin in the women's halfpipe final earlier today after she had qualified in fourth place.

But, as you can see below, she fell on both her opening two runs, and, despite finishing her third run, was disappointed with her effort and was left in tears as she came ninth.

Seth Bennett
Commentator on ´óÏó´«Ã½ TV

It’s an intriguing game. It’s technical, it’s tactical. It’s been end to end.

These two teams have really been pushing each other hard.

Finland have that all important goal.

Finland are 20 minutes away from reaching the men's ice hockey gold medal match. They still lead 1-0 against Slovakia in the semi-finals thanks to Sakari Makkinen's goal in the first period.

Time for some motivational words from curling's biggest (and maybe toughest) fan, Mr T.

Slovakia are creating lots of chances but can't find a way past Harri Sateri in the Finland goal.

Finland beat Slovakia 6-2 in their first match of these Games on 10 February and are still on course for their second win against them. Just over two minutes left in the second period.

Britain's Ollie Davies is 31st of the 32 competitors after the seeded phase of the ski cross. The 1/8 finals start at 06:00 GMT.

Some great defence from Slovakia as even with two players fewer, they hold tight against Finland. A wasted opportunity for the Finns.

Slovakia have two players sitting in the penalty box, can Finland take advantage and double their lead?

Kent Simpson
Commentator on ´óÏó´«Ã½ TV

Image source, Getty Images

Slovakia are knocking at the door. Is it going to open?

Katie Falkingham
´óÏó´«Ã½ Sport in Zhangjiakou

Ollie Davies posts the second slowest time of the day in the ski cross seeding run.

The Team GB debutant has potential though. Last February, he became the first Brit to compete in a Big Final at the World Championships, finishing fourth.

He's also a former junior world champion and is the first British man to compete in ski cross at the Olympics.

Katie Falkingham
´óÏó´«Ã½ Sport in Zhangjiakou

Want to see what it's like to fly around a ski cross course?

Ollie Davies providing us with the goods, with this video on the exact course he's riding today.

We're back under way for the second period in the ice hockey semi-final. Watch live on ´óÏó´«Ã½ One now.

The women's ski cross final ended in controversy yesterday over the bronze medal place while Sweden's Sandra Naeslund won gold.

Fanny Smith of Switzerland crossed the line third, but judges decided she hampered Germany's Daniela Maier, with Smith officially ranked as last.

Maier was awarded the bronze, with Marielle Thompson of Canada taking the silver.

In the next couple of hours Britain's Ollie Davies will be trying to progress in the men's ski cross and the 1/8 finals start at 06:00 GMT.