In a thrilling match at the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics, Estonian curlers Marie Kaldvee and Harri Lill achieved a significant victory against the Canadian pair, Jocelyn Peterman and Brett Gallant, finishing with a score of 8-6. This win marks Kaldvee and Lill's second triumph amidst four losses in the tournament, showcasing their resilience and competitive spirit in a challenging field. The Estonian duo began strong, earning three points in the first end and two points in the second, establishing an early lead.

Despite a strong response from the Canadian team, who utilized power play strategies effectively to score their first points and reduce the gap to 2-6, Kaldvee and Lill maintained pressure throughout the match. Their strategic play allowed them to secure crucial points even in difficult situations, such as rebounding from aggressive Canadian scoring. Notably, their tactical use of power play in the seventh end significantly increased their advantage to 8-5, demonstrating their strategic prowess on the ice.

As they move forward in the tournament, Kaldvee and Lill currently hold the eighth position among ten teams. Their next matches against the teams from South Korea and the USA will be critical to their chances of advancing further, making the upcoming games highly anticipated for Estonian curling fans. This victory not only boosts their morale but also strengthens Estonia's presence in the international curling scene during the Winter Olympics.