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Eve Muirhead described her team’s rocky qualification process as a “blessing in disguise” after leading Team GB to a second straight win in the curling round-robin phase at the Winter Olympics.
Team GB's men's curling rink showed how beneficial a rest day at the Winter Olympics was after thumping Denmark 8-2 on the same day they edged past China 7-6. Bruce Mouat was in scintillating form to take the Danes apart, securing victory with two ends to spare, leaving them second in the standings with four wins from five. Ad/> GB made an impressive start as they made the most of having the hammer in the opening end, as Mouat held his nerve to produce two solid draws to secure a 2-0 lead in the early stages.
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Canada's Jennifer Jones is stuck in a major rut at the Beijing Olympics.
Brad Gushue and Canada bounced back in a major way with a 10-5 win over defending Olympic gold medallist John Shuster and his American team in the men's curling round robin at the Beijing Games on Sunday morning.
It was a mixed day for Britain, with Eve Muirhead’s curling team getting their semi-final bid back on track with a 10-5 victory over previously unbeaten USA, while Snowboard cross star Charlotte Bankes will leave Beijing without a medal after she teamed up with Huw Nightingale to finish fifth in the mixed event.
Great Britain climbed to joint third in the women’s curling round robin standings with a convincing 7-2 win over strugglers Denmark at the Winter Olympics in Beijing Eve Muirhead's rink were in control for the entire match and the pressure got to their opponents in the penultimate end, with GB achieving a three stone steal to finish the match early. Ad/> Team GB were joint-fifth coming into the game and, with the top four going through, they needed a win to be in with a good chance of progressing.
Crystal Palace centre-back Joachim Andersen has explained why he was taking goal kicks for the Eagles on Saturday against Brentford.