GB Men Chase Historic Curling Gold After Thrilling Semi-Final Win
The Winter Olympics curling arena in Cortina is set for a historic showdown. Team GB, led by skip Bruce Mouat, has battled its way to the men’s final, aiming to end a 102-year wait for Olympic gold. After a tense semi-final against Switzerland, Britain sealed an 8-5 victory, capturing the nation’s attention and proving their place among the world’s elite.
These four Scots—Mouat, Grant Hardie, Hammy McMillan and Bobby Lammie—aren’t just athletes; they’re a tightly knit unit forged over nearly a decade. Cousins Hardie and McMillan bring both familial chemistry and tactical sharpness, while Mouat provides calm, strategic leadership. Lammie, the quiet anchor, rounds out a team built on trust and relentless focus. Their journey hasn’t been easy. The round-robin stage tested their resilience, leaving them with five wins and four losses, but the semi-final demonstrated that when it matters most, they can rise to the occasion.
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This final isn’t just a medal match—it’s a chance to rewrite history. Britain’s men have not stood atop the Olympic curling podium since 1924. The stakes are enormous, not just for the team, but for the sport in the UK. Curling has grown dramatically in popularity and a gold medal could inspire a new generation of athletes while cementing Team GB’s dominance on the ice.
Opposing them is Canada, a familiar rival led by Brad Jacob, whose team has faced recent controversy over alleged rule infractions. That adds an extra layer of tension, with fans and officials watching closely for any misstep. In a game where precision and strategy define every stone, the pressure will be immense.
As Team GB prepares for this final, the world watches. One last slide, one last sweep, could change the course of history. Stay with us for every moment, every turn and every point as these athletes chase glory on the ice. Follow our coverage to see if Britain can finally claim that elusive gold.
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