The Latvian wheelchair curling duo faced a challenging match against China at the Paralympic tournament, starting off with the Chinese team securing a slight 1-0 lead in the first end. While they theoretically had an advantage in the following end, Latvia struggled with a few imprecise throws, allowing the Chinese team to extend their lead to 3-0. Although Latvia managed to score one point in the third end, the odds were tilted heavily in favor of China by this stage in the game.

In the fourth end, China executed a risky strategy effectively, outscoring Latvia 3-0 and taking a dominant position with a 6-1 lead by halftime. The Latvians attempted to recover in the fifth end, with a standout throw from Lasman bringing them back into contention and shifting the scenario from one stone's disadvantage to a two stones advantage. However, despite pressuring the Chinese team, Latvia was only able to limit the damage to a single point, showcasing the mounting pressure as they had already consumed more time on the clock than their opponents.

Overall, this match reflects the growing competition at the Paralympic level, with teams like China demonstrating their skill and strategy. The results of the contest indicate the need for the Latvian team to refine their techniques and adapt their approaches in future matches to build on their strengths and address challenges encountered in this event.