CANADA DOWN CHINA TO REACH FINALS AT WORLD CURLING CHAMPIONSHIP

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ESBJERG, Denmark -- Canada's Amber Holland is off to the final at the world women's curling championship.
! ?" E9 D' V6 R# B9 T* u1 \" I+ dtvb now,tvbnow,bttvbThe Regina skip earned an 8-5 semifinal win over China on Saturday to set up a championship showdown with Sweden on Sunday.
( S3 c& N5 S; Q" A8 s: Z/ w8 IThe Canadians advanced to the semifinal with a dramatic 10-7 win earlier Saturday over Denmark in the Page 3 versus 4 playoff, registering a steal of three in the 11th end.5.39.217.77/ d" R) }2 ~% [  B+ f
That came after Canada required a measurement to score one in the 10th to tie the contest 7-7 and force the extra end.TVBNOW 含有熱門話題，最新最快電視，軟體，遊戲，電影，動漫及日常生活及興趣交流等資訊。3 v" T# @( e: Z+ ?
Holland's rink became the first since '85 to reach the final after winning a tie-breaker.
( K4 O6 H6 a" z+ T- y: |  z5 _The Canadians gained entry into the playoffs with an 8-6 win over Switzerland on Friday that secured them fourth spot in the standings.5.39.217.77# o3 _, B7 ]1 E. {2 Z& \( L
No tie-breaker team has ever captured the world women's curling title.
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