The Danish women's curling team secured a tense 6-3 victory against South Korea on Saturday evening, marking their second win at the Olympic Games this year. Skipper Madeleine Dupont and her teammates Mathilde Halse, Jasmin Holtermann, and Denise Dupont remain in contention for one of the four semifinal spots as they currently stand with two wins and two losses, sharing the position with South Korea in the middle of a ten-team grouping.

The match began with a highly competitive atmosphere, characterized by low scoring and precision play from both teams. Despite a cautious start, the tension escalated as both sides aimed to capitalize on any openings, but neither team allowed for major point-scoring opportunities. At halftime, the match was tied at 2-2, reflecting the evenly matched skills of both crews and the high stakes involved in Olympic competition.

In a pivotal sixth end, Denmark faced an intense situation, with South Korea poised to claim three points. However, Dupont managed to remain composed under pressure, delivering a final stone that secured a crucial point, putting Denmark ahead at 3-2 instead of falling behind significantly. This shift in momentum appeared to energize the Danish team, as they continued to accumulate small points in the subsequent ends, ultimately leading them to a vital victory that keeps their Olympic hopes alive.