RCF, United States, Canada and Scotland join Sweden in World Men's play-offs

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The BKT Tires and OK Tire World Men's Curling Championship 2021 finished day seven of round-robin play in the WinSport Arena at Canada Olympic Park in Calgary today (8 April).

After 21 sessions of round-robin play, RCF, United States, Canada and Scotland will join previously qualified Sweden in the play-offs. One play-off spot remains available and will be decided tomorrow, following the final two round-robin sessions.

Based on their records, RCF and Sweden are guaranteed a spot in the semi-finals on Saturday (10 April).

In addition to qualifying for the play-offs, RCF, Sweden, United States, Canada and Great Britain have all earned their National Olympic Committees spots in the men's competition for the Olympic Winter Games Beijing 2022.

For information on the broadcast games being shown by World Curling TV and our partners around the world, click here.

Results

Session 19: RCF 8-6 Norway; Korea 7-10 Japan; Netherlands 4-8 Switzerland; China 4-8 Germany

Read session 19 report.

Session 20: China 6-7 Japan; Scotland 2-9 RCF; Denmark 3-8 United States

Read session 20 report.

Session 21: Switzerland 9-3 Korea; United States 9-4 Netherlands; Sweden 8-4 Germany; Norway 4-6 Canada

Read session 21 report.

For live scores throughout the championship, click here.

Standings (W-L)

RCF 10-2 Q

Sweden 10-2 Q

United States 9-3 Q

Canada 8-4 Q

Scotland 8-4 Q

Norway 7-5

Switzerland 7-5

Japan 6-6

Italy 5-6

Germany 4-8

Denmark 3-8

China 2-10

Korea 2-10

Netherlands 2-10

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