In a thrilling match that was decided on the final stone, Norway's Olympic curling team, consisting of Magnus Ramsfjell, Martin Sesaker, Bendik Ramsfjell, and Gaute Nepstad, secured a vital 7-6 victory against Great Britain. The team entered the game with a record of three wins and two losses, and this win significantly boosts their chances of making it to the semifinals of the tournament. The match saw Norway apply significant pressure, stealing two points in the eighth end, which was pivotal in establishing their lead heading into the final exchanges.

Despite Great Britain responding strongly with two points in the ninth end, Norway maintained an advantage going into the last end with the final stone in their hands. Magnus Ramsfjell delivered under pressure, executing a deft shot that not only knocked away Britain's best stone but also placed Norway's stone closest to the center, sealing the match in their favor. This victory against the world number ones not only demonstrates the team's skill and determination but also their potential to compete for a medal in the ongoing tournament.

With three matches left in the preliminary round, Norway's record now stands at four wins and two losses, placing them in a strong position as they vie for a semifinal spot. The upcoming matches will be crucial as the team aims to maintain their momentum and continue their pursuit of Olympic glory. The excitement around the team’s performance is palpable, as they strive to bring home medals for Norway in this highly competitive curling event.