Great Britain's Team Mouat against Sweden for Beijing 2022 men's curling gold - Final latest

After 10 days of competition, involving nine round-robin matches and two semi-finals, Sweden and Great Britain are the last two men’s curling teams left standing at the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics.

Team GB, skipped by Bruce Mouat are meeting Niklas Edin's Sweden rink in the gold medal game on Saturday (19 February) at the rescheduled time of 14:50 Chinese Standard Time (CST).

This will be the first medal of these Games for the British, who are also guaranteed at least a silver in the women's event after Eve Muirhead's squad reached Sunday's final.

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PyeongChang 2018 silver medallist Edin beat the Scots at last April's World Championship to claim a record fifth world crown, but Mouat's team exacted revenge to take the European title in November.

And Britain bested the Swedes 7-6 in the round robin in Beijing more comfortably than the scoreline might suggest. They subsequently finished atop the group, with Sweden in second, and carry an eight-match winning run into the final.

Mouat has already secured Britain its first medal at Beijing 2022 and matched David Murdoch's achievement of making the final at Sochi 2014 where Canada took gold.

An expectant nation will be tuning in to see if the Olympic debutants can claim a first curling gold since Rhona Howie, then known as Rhona Martin, at Salt Lake City 2002.

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While skips have the final say both on and off the ice, Mouat and Edin are far from the only curlers worth keeping an eye on in this final.

Be sure to look out for their thirds and vice-skips Grant Hardie and Oskar Eriksson.

Eriksson is guaranteed two Olympic medals in Beijing 2022 after he and Almid