Estonian curlers Marie Kaldvee and Harri Lill wrapped up their participation in the Milan-Cortina Olympic tournament with a disappointing record of two wins and seven losses, resulting in a tenth-place finish. In their final match, they were defeated by the Czech pair with a score of 8-4, where they particularly struggled in the third end, allowing the Czechs to score four points. This performance illustrates the challenges faced by Kaldvee and Lill in adapting to the competitive environment of the Olympics.

In an interview after the match, Lill addressed the team's performance, highlighting that while the beginning of the game was satisfactory, they ultimately fell short of their expectations. He acknowledged the emotion of the situation, noting that the team did not concede defeat easily and aimed to give their best in every game. Lill emphasized the importance of each position in tournaments, indicating the pressure and significance of performance at such a prestigious event.

Kaldvee reflected on the need for more accurate throws to succeed, indicating that they struggled to adapt to the conditions quickly enough. Her statement underscores a common theme in Olympic competition, where the ability to adjust rapidly to varying conditions and high stakes can make or break a team's performance. Despite the evident disappointment, both Kaldvee and Lill remained committed to delivering their best and learning from the experience as they continue their curling careers.