Great Britain have their first medal of the Winter Olympics after the men's curling team defeated the United States 8-4 in a nail-biting semi-final to guarantee at least silver.
Bruce Mouat, Grant Hardie, Bobby Lammie and Hammy McMillan stole one in the penultimate end and held out.
The Scottish quartet will play Sweden for gold at 06:05 GMT on Saturday.
Thirteen days in, it ends concerns the British team might finish without a medal for the first time since 1992.
Eve Muirhead's women's side will have the chance to replicate the men's achievement when they play Sweden at 06:05 on Friday.
Having flown through the round-robin section with eight wins and just one defeat, Great Britain were favourites to move through to the gold-medal game.
But they were up against the defending champions and skip John Shuster, who has a habit of performing on the big occasion, as he did four years ago when winning a shock gold.
That feat looked on again when the USA stole two in just the second end, but Britain immediately took three back to settle early nerves.
Another two followed in the fifth end for a 5-4 lead at the halfway point, and then it was all about Mouat and his team holding their nerve.
The next three ends were blank as the game became cagey, but crucially in the ninth end Mouat produced a terrific draw to steal one and increase the lead to two heading into the final end.
And in the last, Shuster could not produce the miracle shot for two that would have rescued his side.
Instead, the British side will at least emulate the achievement of Dave Murdoch's rink in 2014 by securing silver - and have the chance to upgrade to gold.
