Marie Kaldvee and Harri Lill, representing Estonia in curling at the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics, are set to compete against teams from South Korea and the USA. The matches will be broadcast live on ETV and ERR’s sports portal, as the duo looks to improve their standings in the competition. So far, Kaldvee and Lill have struggled in the tournament, earning only one victory in their first five matches, but they managed to secure a notable win against a strong Canadian pair just recently.

Currently, Kaldvee and Lill sit in eighth place among ten teams, with a record of two wins against four losses. This puts them in a challenging position as they need to secure additional victories to enhance their chances of progressing further in the tournament. The upcoming matches against South Korea and the USA will be crucial for their Olympic campaign, especially following the motivation from their recent performance against Canada.

As they head into Sunday's competition, the Estonian team aims to achieve at least two more victories to improve their standing, while the competition remains fierce, with Great Britain leading the standings with seven consecutive wins. The success of Kaldvee and Lill will not only impact their own Olympic journey but also serve as a source of national pride for Estonia, as they represent their country on such a significant international platform.