Sports Controversy
Olympic curling faces double-touching controversy at Milan-Cortina Games
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A heated dispute over double-touching rules has overshadowed curling at the 2026 Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics, starting with accusations between Canada and Sweden. The incident led to stones being removed from play and prompted temporary changes in officiating protocols. Curlers from various nations have described the uproar as exaggerated, emphasizing the sport's tradition of self-regulation.
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