In a closely contested match at the Milano Cortina Paralympics, the Estonian wheelchair curling pair consisting of Kätlin Riidebach and Ain Villau faced off against the Latvian duo of Polina Rožkova and Agris Lasmans. The match showcased an intense back and forth dynamic; Latvia managed to steal a point in the first two ends, but Estonia quickly leveled the score. However, a strong performance from Latvia in the fourth end saw them score three points, further intensifying the competition.

The game saw Estonia take a narrow lead at 6-5 but Latvia responded dominantly in the seventh end by seizing four points, turning the tide in their favor. Estonia's need for a comeback in the last end was hampered as they required three points despite being in power play, which they ultimately failed to secure, leading them to concede the game without finishing the end. This defeat placed Estonia with a record of two wins and two losses thus far in the tournament, while Latvia celebrated their first victory against three losses.

Looking ahead, Estonia will continue its Paralympic journey with upcoming matches against China and Japan. The performance of the Estonian team has highlighted the competitive nature of the event and their ability to put up a fight against seasoned opponents, though they will need to chalk up more wins to advance further in the tournament.