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Australia’s mixed curling team returned to the ice to claim their first win of the round-robin competition hours after being told they were being thrown out of the tournament due to a positive coronavirus test.
Bruce Mouat and Jennifer Dodds led Great Britain to victory in their mixed doubles curling clash with China, propelling Team GB to second in the overall standings. The top four teams from qualifying will proceed to the semi-finals and fight for a medal, meaning GB’s win on Saturday morning put the pair in a crucial position heading into their final two games. Ad/> «We know in mixed doubles you never give up because you can get threes or even fours so easily, we knew we weren't out of it and stuck in there,” Dodd told the BBC afterwards.
Canada's Rachel Homan and John Morris defeated the United States 7-2 to improve the Beijing 2022 mixed doubles curling campaign to 4-2 on Saturday.
The Edinburgh duo emerged from the Ice Cube with a fourth round robin victory and found their best form in a dominant display against the Olympic debutants.
Sweden beat Switzerland 6-1 whilst Norway recorded an entertaining 10-4 victory against Australia in the seventh mixed doubles curling session at the National Aquatics Centre. Oskar Eriksson and Almida de Val eased past Swiss pair Martin Rios and Jenny Perret, meaning Sweden climb to second in the table and overtake Team GB in the process. Australia are still seeking their first win and remain rock bottom after an unsuccessful comeback attempt, whilst Norway remain eighth and still within a medal shot after their convincing victory.
Team GB flagbearer Eve Muirhead backed Scotland’s curlers to bring home an incredible haul of three medals from Beijing.
Bruce Mouat and Jennifer Dodds want to start fighting fire with fire on the Olympic ice after falling to their first mixed doubles defeat in Beijing.
Team GB flagbearer Eve Muirhead backed Scotland’s curlers to bring home an incredible haul of three medals from Beijing.