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Monday night.

9 : 4 and over after eight ends, this is the result of the televised Norway - Czech Republic match. I couldn't see a stone of it, because the women were playing against the Poles, so I only had information from the head of the squad, Tomas Egyhazy, who is selflessly pendulating between the two halls and doing what he sees in our eyes. After eight o'clock I got a call from CT. I tried to give a few details from Esbjerg for the better. Thanks for the call, Jirka!

rn

Anna and co. have pounced on the girls from Poland. The Polish girls didn't play badly at all. Marta Szeliga-Frynia in particular held her team with good stones. We were not able to finish promising ends, and so the match freely went to an even conclusion and it was not much missing and it would be an extra end again. However, we drove the Poles to make a mistake with good defensive play and won in ten ends. Then there is the training for tomorrow and it is midnight again and we are just sitting in the bus and going back to the hotel. It's just galore. The boys have the Russians starting at two tomorrow. We've got Turkish and Italian. It's a scramble again.rn

photo - this is what the women's curling teams used to look like (picture is from the decoration at CC Esbjerg)