After the completion of Saturday's third day of curling competition in Cortina, which featured two sessions of play in the women's tournament and one in the men's, here's a look at the standings for both, and what's coming up on Sunday.

Another session of curling done in the men's tournament at the Milan Cortina Olympics, and the same team is still at the top of the standings.

With a win over Canada on Saturday, Switzerland improved to 3-0 and is now the only remaining unbeaten team in the field.

Canada and Great Britain aren't far behind, both 3-1 and tied for second. Italy and Norway have both played one fewer game, and are tied for fourth at 2-1.

Just below, sitting .500 is Germany and the United States, both tied for the sixth and just out of a playoff spott.

Sweden (1-3) is alone in eighth place, and China and Czechia, both 0-4, are tied for ninth.

There are still six sessions of round-robin play remaining. All teams will face every other team in the field one time, and the top four teams at the end will move on to the semifinals, which will be played in one week on Friday, Feb. 20.

1 - Switzerland (3-0)
2 - Canada (3-1)
2 - Great Britain (3-1)
4 - Italy (2-1)
4 - Norway (2-1)
6 - Germany (2-2)
6 - United States (2-2)
8 - Sweden (1-3)
9 - China (0-4)
9 - Czechia (0-4)

Just like on the men's side, just one unbeaten team remains in the women's curling tournament. 

At 4-0, Sweden sits alone at the top of the standings. The Swedish squad is followed closely by Switzerland and Team USA, who are both 3-1 and tied for second. China (2-1) is fourth as the only other one-loss team.

Denmark and South Korea are both fifth at 2-2, and Great Britain, the defending gold medalists, are 1-2. 

The biggest surprise so far is Canada sitting eighth in the standings at 1-3 after suffering back-to-back-to-back losses over the last three sessions of play. The two-time defending world champs are tied with Japan, defending Olympic silver medalists, for eighth.

Italy sits alone in 10th place at 0-4.

1 - Sweden (4-0)
2 - Switzerland (3-1)
2 - United States (3-1)
4 - China (2-1)
5 - Denmark (2-2)
5 - South Korea (2-2)
7 - Great Britain (1-2)
8 - Canada (1-3)
8 - Japan (1-3)
10 - Italy (0-4)

Sunday will feature two sessions of play in the men's curling competition and one in the women's, with a total of 11 matches on the ice.

Session 1 will feature three men's games beginning at 3:05 a.m. ET:

• Germany vs. Great Britain
• Norway vs. Italy
• United States vs. Sweden

Session 2 will kick off at 8:05 a.m. ET with four women's games on the ice:

• Denmark vs. Italy
• Great Britain vs. Sweden
• Japan vs. South Korea
• United States vs. China

The day will conclude with four more men's games in Session 3 at 1:05 a.m. ET:

• China vs. Canada
• Great Britain vs. Switzerland
• Italy vs. Czechia
• Norway vs. United States