21 October 2022
Semi-final match-ups set at the World Mixed Championship
After 24 sessions of round-robin play at the World Mixed Curling Championship 2022, 12 teams advanced to the play-off stage.
Round-robin table-toppers—Finland, Germany, Sweden and Switzerland—qualified directly to the quarter-finals. Further eight teams played for quarter-final spots in qualification games. The winners of those games—Canada, Japan, Norway and Scotland—completed the quarter-final field.
In Friday evening’s quarter-finals Scotland beat Germany by 6-5, Switzerland defeated Japan by 6-5, Sweden won over Norway by 8-3, while Canada overcame Finland by 9-6 in an extra end.
These victories for Scotland, Switzerland, Sweden and Canada mean that they earned a spot in Saturday morning’s semi-finals. Switzerland will play Canada, while Scotland will meet Sweden in the semi-finals at 9:30. The medal games will take place on Saturday at 14:30.
All times are BST (British Summer Time) which is Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) +1 hour.
World Curling TV provides static camera coverage of all games on The Curling Channel live and as video-on-demand replays.
Qualification games results: Denmark 4-7 Japan; Italy 5-9 Canada; Scotland 6-4 Hungary; Spain 6-7 Norway
Quarter-final results: Switzerland 6-5 Japan; Finland 6-9 Canada; Scotland 6-5 Germany; Norway 3-8 Sweden
Final Round-Robin Standings (W-L):
Group A
1. Finland 7-1 Q
2. Canada 7-1 Q
3. Denmark 6-2 Q
4. Korea 5-3
5. Hong Kong 4-4
6. India 3-5
7. Portugal 2-6
8. Slovenia 2-6
9. New Zealand 0-8
Group B
1. Sweden 8-0 Q
2. Japan 6-2 Q
3. Norway 6-2 Q
4. Czech Republic 5-3
5. Latvia 5-3
6. Ireland 3-5
7. Ukraine 2-6
8. Nigeria 1-7
9. Chinese Taipei 0-8
Group C
1. Switzerland 8-0 Q
2. Scotland 7-1 Q
3. Hungary 6-2 Q
4. Australia 5-3
5. Austria 4-4
6. Slovakia 3-5
7. Mexico 2-6
8. England 1-7
9. Luxembourg 0-8
Group D
1. Germany 7-0 Q
2. Spain 6-1 Q
3. Italy 5-2 Q
4. Wales 3-4
5. United States 3-4
6. Estonia 2-5
7. Netherlands 1-6
8. Croatia 1-6
Q – qualified for play-offs
All results are available here.
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