Team Homan Battles Sweden in Women’s Curling; Canada Men Face Finland Without Crosby

In a key Olympic showdown, Canada’s women’s curling team, skipped by Rachel Homan, faced a tough challenge against Sweden. On February 20, 2026, Team Homan fell short with a score of 6-3 in the semi-final. This defeat means they will compete for the bronze medal against the United States, while Sweden advances to the gold …

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Team Homan Battles Sweden in Women’s Curling; Canada Men Face Finland Without Crosby

In a key Olympic showdown, Canada’s women’s curling team, skipped by Rachel Homan, faced a tough challenge against Sweden. On February 20, 2026, Team Homan fell short with a score of 6-3 in the semi-final. This defeat means they will compete for the bronze medal against the United States, while Sweden advances to the gold medal match.

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Women’s Curling Semi-Final Highlights

The semi-final saw Canada struggle against the formidable Swedish rink led by Anna Hasselborg. Team Homan had high hopes following a strong performance in the preliminary rounds, which included a notable victory against Sweden earlier in the tournament.

  • Final Score: Canada 3, Sweden 6
  • Date: February 20, 2026
  • Next Match: Canada’s women’s team against the USA for bronze

Men’s Hockey Semi-Final Preview

On the same day, the Canadian men’s hockey team is gearing up for their own semi-final clash against Finland. Missing their star captain Sidney Crosby due to injury, Team Canada hopes to secure a spot in the gold medal game. Connor McDavid will step up to lead the team in Crosby’s absence.

Background on Men’s Hockey Match

  • Opponent: Finland
  • Time: 10:40 a.m. ET
  • Current Situation: Canada advanced after a thrilling overtime win against Czechia

Looking Ahead

Both Canadian teams are vying for medals as the Olympics progress. Team Homan aims for a podium finish in curling, while the men’s hockey squad is focused on claiming gold despite a challenging lineup. The intensity of competition continues as the Olympic Games approach their climax in Milan Cortina.

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