Giant play on curling – Japan broke with joy

Peking. The women’s curling competition at the Olympics was a record.

Great Britain, Japan and Canada were exactly equal in the battle for the last two semi-finals.

To separate them, the previous stones of the teams in the team games had to be millimeter-examined.

Switzerland and Sweden were ready for both Group Play Set and Group Play.

Behind them, there was a thriller and excellent play between the three teams about the remaining two places in the playoffs.

Everything must be determined by measuring all the stones the team has played in the nine team games.

Those who decide which of the teams will receive the last stone called the Draw Shot Challenge.

Britain averages 35.27 centimeters, Japan 36.6 centimeters and Canada 46.44 centimeters.

British Curling Fever

Big country Canada thus lost the Olympic semifinals for the second time in a row.

Japanese women fell to the ground in huge piles of tears of joy they never wanted to finish.

– It proves how close this competition is. Swedish captain says World Cup runner-up Russia finished tenth and last Anna Hasselborg.

Following Great Britain’s failure to win a medal at the Winter Olympics in Beijing, British curling fever is on the rise in Iskபெben (formerly Wattenkuben).

Sweden – Great Britain and Switzerland – Japan play in the semifinals for women, while Sweden – Canada and Great Britain – USA play in the men’s semifinals.