The 2026 Winter Olympic Games will officially begin on 4 February, but curling will get underway two days earlier, with the mixed doubles tournament opening the Olympic programme.

The competition will feature 10 national teams, who will play a single round-robin stage. The top four teams will advance to the semi-finals, followed by the medal matches. Both the final and the bronze medal match are scheduled for 10 February.

At the previous Olympics, Italy claimed gold in mixed doubles, defeating Norway 8–5 in the final. Defending Olympic champions Stefania Constantini and Amos Mosaner will once again represent the host nation at the 2026 Games.

Milano Cortina 2026 — Curling, Mixed Doubles

4 February

Session 1 (19:05)
Sweden vs South Korea — 10–3
Great Britain vs Norway — 8–6
Canada vs Czech Republic — 10–5
Estonia vs Switzerland — 7–9

5 February

Session 2 (10:05)
Great Britain vs Estonia
Sweden vs Czech Republic
Norway vs USA
South Korea vs Italy

Session 3 (14:35)
USA vs Switzerland
Norway vs Canada

Session 4 (19:05)
Canada vs Italy
Switzerland vs South Korea
Estonia vs Sweden
Czech Republic vs Great Britain

6 February

Session 5 (10:05)
Sweden vs Great Britain
Italy vs Switzerland
USA vs Canada

Session 6 (14:35)
Czech Republic vs USA
Estonia vs Italy
South Korea vs Great Britain
Sweden vs Norway

7 February

Session 7 (10:05)
Great Britain vs Canada
Switzerland vs Sweden

Session 8 (14:35)
Estonia vs Norway
Czech Republic vs South Korea
Sweden vs Italy
Great Britain vs USA

Session 9 (19:05)
South Korea vs USA
Canada vs Estonia
Czech Republic vs Switzerland
Norway vs Italy

8 February

Session 10 (10:05)
Norway vs Czech Republic
South Korea vs Estonia

Session 11 (14:35)
Canada vs Sweden
Great Britain vs Switzerland
USA vs Estonia
Italy vs Czech Republic

Session 12 (19:05)
Italy vs Great Britain
USA vs Sweden
Switzerland vs Norway
Canada vs South Korea

9 February

Session 13 (10:05)
Switzerland vs Canada
Italy vs USA
Norway vs South Korea
Czech Republic vs Estonia