Feb 7 • 10:45 UTC 🇸🇪 Sweden SVT Nyheter

Rasmus and Isabella Wranå won must-win matches – after double superstones

Swedish curlers Rasmus and Isabella Wranå clinched crucial victories against Switzerland and Italy to stay in the semifinal contention after a tough start in mixed curling.

After suffering three consecutive losses, Rasmus and Isabella Wranå faced clear expectations in mixed curling, needing to win all of their remaining matches for a chance at the semifinals. Their journey began positively as they secured victories on Saturday, first defeating Switzerland with a score of 13-7, and then Italy with a score of 9-4. The performances indicated a significant bounce back from their previous setbacks, igniting hope for a successful run in the competition.

During the match against Switzerland, the game swung dramatically, with a critical 'superstone' in the penultimate round earning the team three vital points. The excitement was palpable, with TV commentator Niklas Nord celebrating the crucial moment on air. Isabella Wranå expressed her enthusiasm post-match, emphasizing the importance of regaining their form and planning to take each match as it comes.

In the later match against Italy, the Wranås displayed a more controlled performance, ultimately leading to their victory and prompting Italy to concede. The decisive moments continued to be defined by critical superstones, which demonstrated their ability to capitalize on opportunities. The impressive turn of events marked a shift from their earlier defeats, signifying their determination and skill as they pursue a place in the semifinals of the tournament.

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