Estonia's curling duo, Marie Kaldvee and Harri Lill, faced a challenging encounter against South Korea in their first Olympic match at the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics. Despite a brief comeback during the match, where they utilized a power play to narrow the gap to four points, the Estonian team ultimately succumbed to a dominant South Korean performance, ending the game at 9-3. This defeat not only eliminated their hopes of reaching the semifinals but also set the stage for their next matchup against the USA.

During the game, Estonia fell behind quickly, trailing by five points after the first two rounds. The South Korean team, comprising Kim Seon-yeong and Jeong Yeong-seok, showcased a strong performance, scoring multiple points in crucial rounds and effectively securing a commanding lead. The Estonian team did manage to score one point in the fifth round, but it was overshadowed by South Korea earning two more points in the sixth.

As Estonia prepares for its upcoming match against the USA later today, there is a focus on regrouping after the disappointing loss. The game will be broadcast live, and fans are eager to see if Kaldvee and Lill can bounce back and improve their standings in the competition. Their performance in this match will be crucial for their Olympic journey, as they aim to secure a victory and keep their hopes alive in the tournament.