The men's curling tournament at the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics has concluded its group stage, determining the four teams advancing to the semi-finals. Great Britain, last year's silver medalist, found themselves in a challenging position early on after a defeat to Canada, but managed to rebound by defeating the USA. Their advancement was also aided by Italy's unexpected loss to Switzerland, ensuring Great Britain's place in the final four.

Switzerland proved to be the dominant force in the group, finishing with an impressive record of nine victories. With the group stage concluding, Great Britain will be facing off against Switzerland in the semi-finals, a matchup that promises to be exciting given Switzerland's unyielding performance throughout the tournament. On the other hand, Norway claims the third spot in the group standings after overcoming Canada, setting up an intriguing semi-final bout against them.

The tournament has highlighted the competitive nature of men's curling, with surprises and upsets shaping the landscape as teams vying for Olympic glory push their limits. As semi-finals approach, the stakes become even higher with teams looking to balance strategy, skill, and a bit of luck, which will ultimately determine who reaches the finals and has a shot at the Olympic title.