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On the fourth day of the group stage of the tournament curling, ice'' s Ice Cube'' s unbeaten run ends in Sochi Switzerland's only female who gives'' s last stone against Sweden Margaretha Sigfridsson and more significantly to the national Maple Leaf d''
Thursday 13 February 2014 2 minutes reading time
For the first time in the score in a game of the Olympics, Canada, back 3-1 against Denmark, stole the'' end 4:07 and then close the accounts with 3 points in the ninth. Jennifer Jones has surpassed even the Swiss Mjriam Ott had already lost'' s unbeaten run in the morning session against Sweden'' s only last stone.
In the evening he risked losing instead of Margaretha Sigfridsson in the derby with Lene Nielsen, who has not taken advantage of the last stone in the'' end'' final finishing long in an attempt to make the point.
Balanced the challenge between China and Britain decided by a draw in the button Eve Muirhead who had the better as well in the second match on U.S..
It complicates the way to the semifinals of the home team, who surrenders to Korea.
Session 5 donneSvezia b. Switzerland 9-8GBR b. China 8-7Canada b. Denmark 8-5 (9th end)
Session 6 uominiCanada b. Denmark 7-6Russia b. Switzerland 7-6GBR b. USA 5-3 (9th end) Sweden b. Norway 5-4
Session 6 donneSvezia b. Denmark 7-6Corea b. Russia 8-4 (9th end) Canada b. Switzerland 8-b 5USA. Japan 8-6
ranking men
4-0 China4 GBR4-1-1-1 Sweden3 Norway3 Canada2-2-3-3 Denmark1 Russia1 USA1-4-4-4 Switzerland0 Germany
ranking women
5-0 Canada4 Sweden3-1-2-2 Switzerland2 China2 GBR2-2-2-2 Japan2 Corea2 Russia1-3-4-5 USA0 Denmark
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