When is Bruce Mouat's next curling match at the Winter Olympics? When Team GB are playing, odds, schedule, results, rules - how to watch
Team GB will be hoping to bounce back from their first loss in the competition.
There was heartbreak at the Winter Olympics earlier this week as Bruce Mouat and Jennifer Dodds failed to win a medal after losing their Bronze Medal Match in the mixed doubles to Italy.
But there are still two more chances for Scotland’s curlers to appear on the podium, with both the men’s and the women’s competitions still to be played.
Bruce Mouat’s men’s team started their campaign with back-to-back wins against China and Sweden, before coming unstuck with a narrow 7-9 loss to Italy today (Friday, February 13).
Here’s everything you need to know about their next match.
When are Team GB next playing in the Men’s Curling today?
Team GB play Czechia on Saturday, February 14, at 1.05pm.
Should Team GB beat Sweden at the Winter Olympics?
Team GB are favourites to win against Czechia - priced at 1/3 with the bookies. Czechia are 21/10 outsiders.
Do Team GB have a good chance of winning a medal at the Winter Olympics?
Team GB are the hot favourites to win the whole tournament - priced at 11/10 for the gold. Other teams with a chance are Canada (2/1), Switzerland (9/2), Sweden (17/1) and Italy (18/1). So Team GB should really get a medal of some colour if the bookies are right.
What other curling matches are being played on Saturday at the Winter Olympics?
Aside from Team GB’s match, the following games will be played in the men’s round robin on Saturday - all starting at 1.05pm.
- Switzerland - Canada
- Sweden - China
- Germany - United States
Who is representing Team GB at the Men’s Curling at the Winter Olympics?
Team GB at the Men’s Curling are as follows:
- Skip: Bruce Mouat
- Third: Grant Hardie
- Second: Bobby Lammie
- Lead: Hammy McMillan Jr.
- Alternate: Kyle Waddell
How have Team GB done in the Men’s Curling so far?
Here are Team GB’s results in the round robin so far:
- Great Britain 9-4 China
- Great Britain 6-3 Sweden
- Great Britain 7-9 Italy
What is Team GB’s schedule for the remainder of the Men’s Curling tournament?
Here’s are the games Team GB have left to play in their hunt for a gold medal:
Sunday, February 15
8.05am: Great Britain v Germany
6.05pm: Great Britain v Switzerland
Monday, February 16
1.05pm: Great Britain v Norway
Tuesday, February 17
6.05pm: Great Britain v Canada
Wednesday, February 18
1.05pm: Great Britain v United States
Thursday, February 19
6.05pm: Semi-finals
Friday, February 20
6.05pm: Bronze Medal Game
Saturday, February 21
6.05pm: Gold Medal Game
What is the format of the Men’s Curling at the Winter Olympics 2026?
It’s a pretty simple format to find out who will win gold, silver and bronze. All the teams will play each other (so that’s nine matches in total for each team), then the top four teams in the table at the end of the round robin will go through to the semi-finals.
The two winning teams from the semi-finals go on the the gold medal game and the two losers will contest the bronze medal game.
How can I watch the Men’s Curling at the 2026 Winter Olympics?
All the action will be available to watch on the BBC - with coverage across BBC One, BBC Two, the iPlayer and the Red Button.
What are the rules of curling?
In each end of curling each team plays a total of eight shots, with each player delivering two stones in succession, starting with the lead and ending with the skip.
At the completion of each end the number of stones closest to the ‘button’ (the bullseye) of the house will score.
The stone closest to the button effectively wins the end, with any further stones closer to the centre than the opposition’s best shot also counting – meaning it is possible, but highly unlikely, to get a maximum of eight shots in a single end (an eight-ender, which is curling’s version of golf’s hole in one).
After ten ends the team with most shots in total wins, while if the game is tied it will go to an 11th sudden death end.
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