Great Britain had to settle for silver in the men's curling after an agonising 6-9 defeat in the final to Canada.
Bruce Mouat's rink got off to a strong start in Cortina, and went into the lead after the sixth end. But an important three from Canada in the ninth handed them a two-point advantage, which proved unassailable as the Brits took silver again, as they did in 2022.
It secured GB's fourth medal overall at the 2026 Winter Games.
Here's how it happened.
- 2026 Winter Olympics: All Team GB medal winners as record broken
- Team GB Milan-Cortina guide: Day-by-day schedule, athletes, events
- Team GB vs. Canada: Curling final controversy explained and how to watch gold medal match in UK
Curling has been the only sport played at every single day of these Games, beginning two days before the Opening Ceremony, and the women's final set to take place on Sunday -- the day the Winter Olympics comes to its conclusion.
There's been controversy in curling these Games -- affecting the round robin of the tournament. When Canada took on Sweden, Marc Kennedy took the headlines when Oskar Eriksson accused him of double-touching the rock, which is against the rules.
GB were affected when Bobby Lammie was judged to have made a double-touch in their 2-1 win over Germany.
Should Team GB win on Saturday evening, it will be their fourth gold of the Winter Games.
