THE Winter Olympics curling is rolling on at pace in Beijing!
And we’re now entering the business end of the Round Robin stage, with the top four teams going through to the crunch semi-finals.
Women’s skip Eve Muirhead lead Great Britain’s women’s team to a memorable fourth place at the Games four years ago in South Korea, and will be looking to get into the medals in China.
Round Robin stage takes place from Weds Feb 9 to Thur Feb 17
Great Britain’s Round Robin fixtures are as follows:
Thurs Feb 10: Great Britain 5-6 Switzerland
Thurs Feb 10: Sweden 2-8 Great Britain
Fri Feb 11: South Korea 9-7 Great Britain
Sat Feb 12: Great Britain 10-5 United States
Sun Feb 13: Great Britain 7-2 Denmark
Mon Feb 14: Great Britain 3-7 Canada
Tues Feb 15: Great Britain 10-4 Japan
Wed Feb 16: China vs Great Britain (6.05am)
Thurs Feb 17: Great Britain vs ROC (6.05am)
Friday, February 18
Saturday, February 19
Sunday, February 20
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Round Robin stage takes place from Weds Feb 9 to Thur Feb 17
Great Britain’s Round Robin fixtures are as follows:
Thurs Feb 10: Great Britain 7-5 Italy
Fri Feb 11: Great Britain 9-7 United States
Fri Feb 11 Great Britain 8-3 Norway
Sun Feb 13: China 6-7 Great Britain
Sun Feb 13: Great Britain 8-2 Denmark
Mon Feb 14: Switzerland 5-6 Great Britain
Tue Feb 15: Sweden 6-7 Great Britain
Wed Feb 16: Great Britain vs ROC (6.05am)
Thurs Feb 17: Canada vs Great Britain (1.05am)
Thursday, February 17
Friday, February 18
Saturday, February 19
Italy dominated to win gold in the mixed doubles, with Norway sealing silver as runners up.
Sweden won bronze after beating Great Britain in the bronze medal match.
Wednesday, February 2 (times in GMT)
Thursday, February 3
Friday, February 4
Saturday, February 5
Sunday, February 6
Monday, February 7
Tuesday, February 8
As with the Summer Olympics in Tokyo, the Winter Games will be broadcast on both BBC and Eurosport in the UK.
You can watch every event live across Eurosport and Discovery+.
While the BBC will broadcast more than 300 hours of live coverage across BBC One and BBC Two with Hazel Irvine, Jeanette Kwakye, Ayo Akinwolere and JJ Chalmers hosting.
Barbara Slater, Director of BBC Sport said: “We are delighted to bring audiences the very best action and medal moments from Beijing.
“Our expert line-up of international Winter sport stars combined with our round the clock coverage will ensure that the Beijing 2022 Olympic Winter Games take pride of place in an already mouth-watering sporting year.”