30 sec ago - The World Curling Federation will provide coverage of all games from the World Mixed Curling Championship 2023, taking place in Aberdeen, Scotland from 14-21 October.

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Following the recent announcement from Recast that they have secured new owners removing them from administration, the streaming will take place on The Curling Channel as originally planned.

Participating teams

The participating teams are divided into four groups.

Group A: Belgium, England, Ireland, Israel, Japan, Netherlands, Scotland, Sweden and Wales

Group B: Australia, Canada, Chinese Taipei, Finland, Hungary, Lithuania, New Zealand, Poland and Slovenia

Group C: Austria, Brazil, Estonia, Germany, India, Italy, Spain and United States

Group D: Czechia, Hongkong, Latvia, Nigeria, Norway, Slovakia, Switzerland and Ukraine.

The Spanish team is skipped by Sergio Vez for the sixth time on this level. This same team won a world mixed silver medal in 2018. Vez also earned a world mixed doubles bronze medal in 2014.

Switzerland has one change in their line-up compared to last year൙s world mixed bronze medal winning team. Ursi Hegner will once again skip the team, while Yves Hess will throw fourth stones, and Simon Hoehn will play second.

Sweden൙s female players, Jennie Waahlin and ***** Sjoeberg are world junior champions from 2017, while Waahlin is also Olympic champion as the alternate player of the Swedish women൙s team in 2018.

Playing format and schedule

Each group plays a round-robin. Round robin play starts on Saturday 14 October and continues until Thursday 19 October.

At the end of the round robin, all teams qualified for the play-offs are ranked one to 12 in a merged group ranking system. The four group winners advance directly to the quarter-final games.

Teams placed second and third in each group will play qualification games on Friday 20 October at 10.00 to determine the last four teams in the play-offs.

The quarter-finals will take place on Friday at 18.00.

The winners of the quarter-finals will play in the semi-finals on Saturday at 9.30. The medal games will take place on Saturday afternoon at 14.30.

All times are BST (British Summer Time) which is Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) +1 hour.

Streaming will take place on Recast following their return from administration. More details on the streaming schedule will follow soon.

Engage with the World Curling Federation in the lead up to the World Mixed Curling Championship 2023.