Britain's Lilah Fear and Lewis Gibson are in fourth place after the rhythm dance at the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics, just 0.71 points behind bronze. The 'Disco Brits' performed their popular Spice Girls routine but scored 84.57, slightly below their season best from the team event. Their medal hopes now rest on Wednesday's free dance.

Olympic champion Robin Cousins says they need to be 'flawless' to secure a podium finish. While gold and silver appear out of reach with France's Fournier Beaudry and Cizeron leading at 90.18, bronze remains within grasp. The Canadian duo of Gilles and Poirier sit third, making the competition tight for the final podium spot.

Fear and Gibson have defied expectations throughout their partnership, winning the British title in their first season together in 2016. Their unique approach - combining crowd-pleasing music with technical precision - has made them British figure skating darlings. Despite their rapid rise, including Britain's first World Championship medal in over 40 years, the pressure is immense in this highly competitive field where any error can be costly.