A close loss to Germany.
Unfortunately, I didn't see a stone out of this game. It must have been interesting though. I was just waiting the last few minutes after returning from a grueling seminar on disability curling and the development of curling in general to see what number and, more importantly, what side of the scoreboard it would jump on. The Czechs played the Germans 8 : 8 after ten ends and went into the extra end without an advantage. Andy Kapp's team eventually scored one, and our team lost by the narrowest of margins. The next game of the Czech team is coming up soon. The opponent will be Canada. I have no choice but to retreat from the meeting, which is scheduled for this afternoon to the TV screen in the room, as Canadian TV is broadcasting the Czech-Canadian duel live. I will at least try to comment on these fragments later.
rnphoto: John Morris, Kalle Kiiskinen and Martin Snitil pointing in the direction of the throw-in