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Brad Jacobs edges Denmark 7-6 in Olympic nail-biter

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TORONTO – It took Brad Jacobs and the Canadian rink their last stone to edge Denmark 7-6 Thursday in men’s curling round-robin.

Team Canada entered today’s match coming off a crucial win over Russia, and improved to 3-2 in the tournament with the win over Rasmus Stjerne Hansen’s rink.

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Down 6-4 after the eighth end, Denmark rallied for two points in the ninth end to tie things up at 6-6.

The Canadian rink unlocked the tie with its final rock, taking the match 7-6.

With the win, Canada moves above Denmark in the standings to fifth place heading into Friday’s match against Norway. See the whole schedule here.

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