Stefania Constantini needs to bump the red of Dodds backwards.

If she gets it right, she wins the bronze…

Constantini has pure focus once again. It’s a clean release and flies towards the red.

She knocks it out of the way and leaves the yellow in the middle!

It’s one point for Italy, but more than that it is a bronze medal!

Mouat now needs to switch tactics. He tries to roll the red into the remaining yellow and freezes it on the corner.

Mosaner is prepared to take it on but hits the guard!

Jen Dodds has the final stone of this match and has to get this close to the centre.

It’ll come down to Stefania Constantini’s final stone.

Bruce Mouat replaces the centre guard for GB and Mosaner deals with it without fuss or issue.

Britain can’t keep setting up guards but they can do so once more before they need to switch tactics.

Mouat nurses the stone back into the middle and leaves it well placed.

Mosaner once again tries to smash the red away, he nails it again!

One end to play. All Italy need to do is stop GB from scoring.

Italy use their powerplay to move the two placed stones off centre.

Jen Dodds begins by placing a guard down the middle.

Constantini’s response is to nudge the guard away and open up the middle. She does so.

She needs to ricochet off her own red and shoot across the side to take out the other yellow…

… it fails! Not horrendously but enough for Italy to only give up one point.

Britain trail 3-4 with one end to play and Italy have the hammer.

How will Constantini play this?

That steely focus is in the eyes once more. She needs a good line and a good weight.

As she releases she calls for Mosaner to sweep. It’s a little short but GB are debating whether they can score four here.

This stone from Jen Dodds could decide who wins the bronze medal…

Another big shot for Amos Mosaner.

He’s trying to freeze the left red in the house. It’s a decent effort and Italy lie two but there is a chance for GB to bump the yellow away.

Mouat is going to take the chance.

Dodds calls away to him and Mouat likes the weight of the stone.

Both left hand reds are in play and it leaves Constantini with a tough freeze to stay above them.

Mouat sets up again and leaves his next stone just ahead of the left side yellow. GB are well placed to score a couple of points here.

So much so that Italy call a timeout to see how they can handle this situation.

There’s two stones left for each team in this end.

Two ends to go and GB need to win both ends or an end where they score big points.

GB are defensive in the opening stages of this end and place guards over on the left side.

Mouat comes down the middle and curls to the right, nestling up against the right side yellow.

Mosaner has a tricky shot to come, driving one of the reds back to upset how many are in play…

… he nails it! Both reds are fizzed out of the rings!

Mosaner blitzes his final stone of the end and hits the front stone but leaves GB sitting two up.

Jen Dodds just needs to roll a stone into the centre and sit three up.

She likes it but there’s enough of a gap for Italy to curl one in and steal a point.

It has to be a perfect shot from Stefania Constantini….

Wonderful from the Italian. Curling in from the right, encouraging it to keep coming, Mosaner sweeps and sweeps.

The yellow bounces off the back red and Italy take the point!