A look at all four games played in the men's curling competition on Saturday in Cortina.

The U.S. scored four in the first end, and while Germany tried to claw their way back the Americans held on to that early lead for their second win of the Milan Cortina Games.

After the big opener, Danny Casper's U.S. squad added two points in the fifth, and led 6-3 at the halfway break. 

Marc Muskatewitz turned what could have been a game-ender for Team USA into a game-changer for the Germans in the sixth end. The U.S. was sitting four going into the final throws, but that meant nothing to the German skip. He fired a rocket down the ice and took out all of the American's rocks. Casper was unable to salvage anything with the hammer, sending the rock out of the house and allowing Germany to steal one and get within two, 6-4.

The Germans stole two total points in the match, but were held to just single points in each end until the eighth when they put up two to get within one, 7-6.

The U.S. didn't falter. Muskatewitz drew to the back of the four-foot to give Germany sitting two ahead of the American's hammer in the ninth. Casper answered, getting the double to erase both German rocks and give his team one and its final two-point lead ahead of the tenth.

Germany had hammer in the 10th needing two to force extras and three for the win. The Americans did a good job of not allowing Germany to accumulate rocks in the house, and on the American's final throw Casper took out his opponent's only sitting stone, forcing Muskatewitz's squad to concede the final rock and the win.

The U.S. outshot Germany 91-83 percent on draws and 92-89 percent on takeouts.

Saturday is the second win for Team USA (2-1) in Cortina. They'll be back on the ice to take on defending gold medalists Sweden on Sunday at 3:05 a.m. ET. Germany (1-2) will take on Great Britain at the same time. 

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In a showdown of two unbeatens, it was Switzerland that was able to stay that way with a decisive victory over Canada.

Canada scored two in the second to tie the score at 2-2, but was held to just single points the rest of the match.

Switzerland skip Benoit Schwarz-van Berkel had 13 takeouts, and Sven Michel had 12. The Swiss squad had 33 take-outs to just 19 for Canada.

Switzerland improves to 4-0. They'll next take on Great Britain in a rematch of the 2025 world championship finals at 1:05 p.m. ET on Sunday.

Canada (3-1) will take on Canada in that same session of play.

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The defending Olympic gold medalists finally got a win in Cortina.

Sweden scored two in the opening end of play, and while they only scored one point in the fourth and seventh and two in the ninth, Niklas Edin's team also held China to only singles throughout the match.

The Swedish squad shot 93 percent on draw shots and 97 percent on take-outs.

Sweden (1-3) will next play Team USA at 3:05 a.m. ET on Sunday. 

China (0-4) will continue searching for win No. 1 when they face Canada at 1:05 p.m. ET on Sunday.

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Great Britain bounced back from a loss on Friday, scoring two points in the first end and holding on the rest of the way for a win over Czechia.

Bruce Mouat's team led 5-2 at the halfway break. Great Britain shot 88 percent as a team and had 35 takeouts.

Team GB (3-1) will next face Germany on Sunday at 3:05 a.m. ET.

Czechia (0-3) will look for win No. 1 in the second session of play on Sunday, beginning at 1:05 p.m. ET.

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