Steve Cram
Curling commentator on BBC TV

That leaves a bad taste in the mouth. It's the rules I guess. That's the one piece of technology in the game but why on earth could they not have taken another look at the replay?

Because of that Great Britain lose the match - though it may have been one they would have lost anyway.

"Essentially, she's bowled a no ball, hasn't she?"

Top class analysis from us, there.

So, what happened was:

Eve Muirhead has been penalised for a hog line violation with her final stone. The hog line is the line that runs across the rink.

A violation means that a stone is removed from play for the end, which meant that Muirhead couldn't set up a difficult shot for Sweden.

Jackie Lockhart
Four-time Olympic curler on BBC TV

This is a real strange one. A disaster. Gut-wrenching.

Well, that was all horribly confusing...

And Sweden win! An easy two for Sweden, who are top of the table.

Oh! Muirhead's been penalised!

It's an easy set up for Sweden...

Steve Cram
Curling commentator on BBC TV

Oh, that is it. That is terrible! Eve Muirhead couldn't understand why the red light had come on. Unless she has touched it again?

Hog line controversy...

They're unsure whether Eve Muirhead has released her stone before she gets to the big red line.

Hang on, there's a technology malfunction...

Eve Muirhead's first stone, and she plonks it short, which means Sweden will have to clear that guard with the first stone.

Oopsie. Anna Sloan tries to get two GB stones to stay close together, but she overworks it, and ends up clipping a red.

There's three GB reds in a tantalising line for Sweden to take aim at... and two of them are hit out of the way by Sara McManus.

And Adams nails it.

She knocks that pesky Swedish stone out of the way, behind two British yellows.

Team deliberation for Great Britain. Coach is marching over to add his two penneth, as my grandmother would say.

Here's what they're deliberating over. Coach tells Vicki Adams to connect with the Swedish yellow and "tap it into the back four."

Elise Christie has suffered "soft tissue damage", according to Team GB, after the Brit had a scan on Sunday in Sotuh Korea.

Team GB doctors will continue to assess and treat the 27-year-old before her next scheduled appearance in the 1,000m heats on Tuesday.

An X-ray on Saturday showed there were no broken bones.

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An Elise Christie update for you - she was taken to hospital for a precautionary scan after crashing out of the 1500m short track speed skating semi-final yesterday.

Steve Cram
Curling commentator on BBC TV

Eve Muirhead manufactured a situation which made it tougher. Well played! This has been a great match from both teams. There has been a lot of good plays.

Eve Muirhead, steely gaze firmly in place, sews up two points for Britain.

We have an extra end - and it's Sweden who have the hammer.

Steve Cram
Curling commentator on BBC TV

It misses! That looked like it was a great shot but it missed by centimetres. That could have been it.

Oh! It just misses!

The Swedish skip clatters into the first stone but, as the stone goes spinning away to the left, it just misses the second GB red!

A chance for Muirhead to draw level...

Steve Cram
Curling commentator on BBC TV

This is the win for Sweden if they make this shot.