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Scotland face Switzerland after beating Canadians in last four
Bruce Mouat's rink are Olympic silver medallists
Switzerland 4-5 Scotland
A simple stone into the middle of the house wins it for Scotland.
Bruce Mouat's rink hug and scream with delight on the ice, and rightly so.
That was an epic, back-and-forth match and they held their nerve magnficently.
Switzerland 4-4 Scotland
A blank end only adds to the tension, but crucially, it means Scotland have the hammer in the 10th and final end.
Switzerland 4-4 Scotland
Switzerland take one in the eighth end and level the scores.
It's on a knife edge.
Switzerland 3-4 Scotland
The back-and-forth nature of this final continues.
Scotland are in control throughout the seventh end and bump a Swiss stone out of the scoring zone to take two points and with it, the lead.
Switzerland 3-2 Scotland
Despite Bruce Mouat's best efforts towards the end of the sixth end, Switzerland take two.
It puts them back in the lead in this tight and captivating gold medal match.
Switzerland 1-2 Scotland
Bruce Mouat knocks two Swiss stones out of the house to finish the fifth end and secure two points for Scotland.
It breaks the run of blank ends and puts them in front during the brief interval.
Switzerland 1-0 Scotland
It's rinse and repeat.
Three straight blank ends. Scotland still have the hammer with Switzerland one up.
Switzerland 1-0 Scotland
Some high-level curling from both teams leaves Bruce Mouat with a bit of a conundrum.
With the house clear, he opts to throw through and blank the third end, but keep the hammer once more.
Switzerland 1-0 Scotland
Sander Rolvaag
World Curling commentator
Scotland, in the tournament as a whole, have just found their form late in the week.
Some teams just do enough to get you through the playoffs and give themselves an opportunity.
Switzerland 1-0 Scotland
A cagey end finishes with Bruce Mouat clearing the house.
There's no score, but Scotland retain the hammer and will throw first in the third end.
Switzerland have the final-stone advantage in the first end and use it to take a 1-0 lead.
They had looked in position to score higher than that at one stage though, before some good tactical play from the Scots limited them to just the one point.
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When these sides met in the round robin, Switzerland came out on top 11-7.
Bruce Mouat's rink will hope to avenge that defeat tonight.
Bruce Mouat is joined in his rink by Grant Hardie, Bobby Lammie and Hammy McMillan.
Kyle Waddell is the alternate.
Scotland reached this evening's final by beating hosts Canada in a tense semi-final.
Bruce Mouat's rink, who reached the last four by beating defending champions Sweden 8-7 earlier on Saturday, followed that with a 7-4 win against the Canadians.
The Scots had been the only nation to beat Canada in the round robin in Moose Jaw, and they led 5-4 in the knockout tie after the hosts blanked the ninth end.
The Olympic silver medallists took two in the last end, despite Canada having the hammer, to guarantee a world medal of at least the same colour.
"I'm very proud of our performance," Mouat said, following that 7-4 victory.
"I'm just really happy with how we went about things after a bit of a roller-coaster of a week.
"We know the Swiss boys very well and we know they're an extremely strong team, so we're going to have to play just as well as we did today to hopefully get the win."
Switzerland beat China 7-3 to reach the final.
