The Estonian sports portal ERR and ETV2 are set to broadcast a live curling match at the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics, featuring Estonian athletes Marie Kaldvee and Harri Lill taking on the Canadian pair Jocelyn Peterman and Brett Gallant. This match is significant as it follows Kaldvee and Lill’s prior game where they faced Norway, suffering a narrow defeat of 6:5. Despite having opportunities to score, the team faced execution challenges that ultimately led to their loss against the Norwegian duo.

In their previous match against Norway, Kaldvee and Lill started strong but encountered setbacks, allowing the Norwegian pair to establish an early lead. In round five, they capitalized on a mistake made by their opponents, which brought the score to a tie, showcasing the unpredictable nature of the sport. However, strategic errors in subsequent rounds revealed vulnerabilities in their game plan, putting pressure on their upcoming match against Canada.

As the team prepares to compete against Canada, expectations are high, and the live broadcast will allow fans to follow the action closely. The match against Peterman and Gallant will be crucial for Kaldvee and Lill's standing in the tournament and will test their resolve and skill in overcoming previous setbacks, making for an exciting evening of curling.