Sweden secured the women's curling gold medal at the 2026 Winter Olympics by defeating Switzerland 6-5 in a thrilling final. The decisive moment came when their final stone perfectly landed in the house, securing the crucial point.

This victory marks Sweden's first women's curling Olympic gold since 2006, ending a long wait for the nation's curlers. The match was decided by the narrowest of margins, showcasing the intense pressure and precision required in Olympic curling finals. Sweden's triumph underscores their enduring dominance in the sport, while final stone play remains one of curling's most iconic and high-stakes moments.