The 22-year-old suffered the ill-timed malfunction just seconds into the short dance routine as her dress came undone.Papadakis somehow not only managed to put the distraction to one side and complete the routine with Cizeron, but their performance saw the pair assume second place ahead of Tuesday's free dance.After the performance she revealed that she "felt it right away and prayed".Astonishingly, the Olympic debutants scored a hugely impressive 81.93 points - only just behind Canada's Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir, who broke the world record with 83.67.This was how Papadakis' nightmare unfolded: "It was pretty distracting," she said."That's what we did, and we have to be proud of ourselves, delivering a great performance with that happening." Remarkably, despite the embarrassing, and distracting, situation for Papadakis and Cizeron, the pair remain very much in contention for gold.