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Sweden joined Switzerland in the Beijing 2022 women’s curling semi-finals on Wednesday (16 February), with no fewer than five teams battling over the last two spots.
Defending champion Brendan Bottcher's Team Canada rink and Brad Gushue's Wild Card Olympic squad highlight the 18-team field at the 2022 Brier in Lethbridge, Alta.
The last time Great Britain finished a Winter Olympics medalless was at the 1992 Games in Albertville, also the last time both a summer and winter Games had been held in the same year.
Odisha FC and Chennaiyin FC dashed their semifinal aspirations after they shared the spoils in a 2-2 draw in their Indian Super League match at the Tilak Maidan Stadium on Wednesday. Both teams had to win this game in order to keep their slim chances alive but a stalemate means while they are mathematically still not out, their chances of making the cut are all but over. Rahim Ali (2nd) opened the scoring for Chennaiyin before Javi Hernandez (18th) pulled one back for Odisha for Jonathas Cristian (51st) to help them go in front in the second half.
A tense final round of fixtures awaits in the women’s curling round robin, with Team GB knowing they must beat the Russian Olympic Commitee and hope other results go in their favour if they are to make it through to the medal matches. A shock 8-4 defeat to China has left Eve Muirhead’s rink at risk of exiting the competition earlier than expected.
On 17 February, defending champions Team USA, led by skip John Shuster, will continue competing in the round robin stage at the men's team curling competition of the Olympic Winter Games Beijing 2022. Check out their schedule of the day below.
One of the biggest events on the Winter Olympics schedule is decided today as the medals are awarded in the women's singles event in figure skating (18:08*).