Female skaters will take the ice for the free skating competition in Sochi on Thursday.

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South Korea's Yuna Kim is expected to win the gold. The 23-year-old holds the highest score from Wednesday's short program with a 74.92, beating out Russia's Adelina Sotnikova and Italy's Carolina Kostner.

Kim, who skated with Broadway's Send in the Clown, said she felt relief after her performance ended because the anticipation was stressful.

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"I was so nervous before my competition. When I finished, I was relaxed," Kim told The Associated Press. "I was nervous in warm-ups. My legs were shaking. I wasn't able to do my jumps. In my head, there were a lot of thoughts."

Although she took the No. 1 spot, Kim admitted to a mistake, which earned her a level 3 out of 4 on her footwork and layback spin.

"I tried to believe in myself and remember my practices," she said. "I thought if I do well in practice, I can do well in the main event."

Kim wasn't the only skater who faltered a bit. Russia's Julia Lipnitskaia, 15, ended fifth after she fell on her triple flip and reacted with tears.

"This does not define her career or who she is as an athlete," coach Eteri Tutberidze also told AP. "She simply made a mistake. That's all. It happens."

The women's free skating takes place at 10:00 a.m. EST. Watch the live stream here.