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World Curling finds no violations after cheating allegations rock Canada-Sweden curling match

February 14, 2026

World Curling has concluded that no violations occurred during the controversial Canada-Sweden curling match after allegations of cheating were raised. The dispute centered around an accusation by Sweden's Oskar Eriksson claiming that Canada's Marc Kennedy double-touched the stone, but subsequent investigations found no evidence to support this claim.

World Curling finds no violations after cheating allegations rock Canada-Sweden curling match

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No violations were recorded during the Canada-Sweden curling match.
The cheating allegations were raised by Sweden's Oskar Eriksson.
Marc Kennedy of Canada was accused of double-touching the stone.
Investigations followed videos shared online showing the incident.
The match was part of the round-robin play for the 2026 Winter Olympics.

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World Curling finds no violations after cheating allegations rock Canada-Sweden curling match

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World Curling finds no violations after cheating allegations rock Canada-Sweden curling match

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