In a closely contested match during the Winter Olympics, the Danish women's curling team faced off against their Swedish neighbors, ultimately falling short with a score of 6-5. After a tense struggle, the game was tied at 5-5 before the last end, where Sweden managed to clinch the victory with a decisive final stone. This loss marked Denmark's second defeat in the tournament, following a recent victory over Japan and a previous defeat against the favored Canadian team.

The match began on a positive note for Denmark, as madeleine Dupont's impressive play allowed the team to take an early lead with a score of 2-0 in the second end. However, the Swedish team quickly responded, pulling closer to the center of the house and ultimately reducing Denmark's hopes of a larger lead. As the game progressed, Denmark found themselves behind for a portion of the match, having to make do with just a single point in a crucial fifth end despite being on the brink of securing two points.

The performance by the Danish team, although a loss, showed resilience and skill, especially after their earlier win against Japan. The competition at the Winter Olympics is fierce, and this match highlights the ongoing rivalry between the Nordic countries in curling. Denmark's journey in the tournament continues, with hopes to learn from this close match as they strive for success in future games.