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Great Britain's skip Bruce Mouat was left negotiating mixed emotions after he and his rink of Grant Hardie, Bobby Lammie and Hammy McMillan Jr were narrowly beaten by Sweden 5-4 in eleven ends, in the Beijing 2022 men's curling final.
Bruce Mouat admits his Team GB rink gave Sweden “too much of a head start” after seeing their title dreams vanish at Beijing 2022 on Sunday. Mouat, Grant Hardie, Bobby Lammie and Hammy McMillan were bidding to end Britain’s 98-year wait for a men’s curling gold medal but fell to an extra-end defeat in a tense final with Sweden. Ad/> They had fought their way back into the contest from 3-1 behind after a loose start, but could not crack opposite skip Niklas Edin as the Swedes pinched it 5-4.
Friends and family of the British men’s curling team have said they have “no doubt” the squad is destined for gold medals despite losing their final at the Beijing Winter Olympics.
Team GB agonisingly missed out on the men’s curling gold medal after Sweden pipped them in a tense final at the 2022 Winter Olympics.
Great Britain had to settle for a silver medal after losing their Olympic men’s curling final 5-4 to Sweden in an extra end at the National Aquatics Centre in Beijing.
All is fair in love and (curling) war Poor British curling coach Kristian Lindstrom. He saw Eve Muirhead's rink booked their place in the Olympic final in a thriller with Sweden — and then had to comfort Johanna Hedlin, his fiancee. Ad/> «The immediate feeling was 100 percent joy and then I saw how sad Johanna was,» he said.
Rhona Martin was the first to hug Bruce Mouat and his history boys after they secured at least Olympic silver and a shot at emulating the Stone of Destiny.
British curling boss Nigel Holl is hoping to see the Winter Olympics on the front pages for sporting reasons after Team GB’s men earned a shot at gold.