Finland was well played in the game against Sweden, but collapsed in the second period. Jussi Aaltonen defeated the top game with a goal.
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As expected, the World Championships in hockey culminated in the final of Finland and Sweden. Finland went to the World Cup final in Sweden as an underdog.
Finland started the game strongly, even though Sweden took the lead after four minutes of play Carl Wikblad with paint. Finland managed to defend the first half hour tightly and the goalkeeper Jussi Aaltonen stretched to the top.
Finland received several angles, but as a rule, was wasted. The only successful performance immediately yielded a handicap when Tatu Ässämäki struck the ball in the aftermath.
Towards the end of the opening period, Finland’s gaming gambling was woken up and Sweden managed to score two fast goals Vladimir in-fa-lin and Erik Hammarberg after success. The latter of the goals was created from a handsome free time.
Finland got a dream start for the second period. Finland, who played with overwhelming, got played Emil Fedorov Free from the side and his top shot reduced the match.
However, Sweden acknowledged the decline in just a few minutes Kent Edlund with paint. After that, Finland’s wander also hurt For Elias Gillgren convicted of a ten -minute penalty.
Just as Finland was about to survive the previous cool, the next session was Fedorov. In a moment, Gillgren’s second punishment forced Finland to under two men.
Finland took the timeout ten minutes before the decision. The blue shirts then managed to pass the attacks on the Swedish goal. The corner eating from one location also yielded results. The ball was played Tuukka to Ässämäkithat narrowed the match.
At the end of the extra time, Finland received a free time. However, Gillgren’s shot failed and Swedish Wikblad hit a counterattack of 5-3.
Sweden has won 14 times in the World Cup gold. Finland has won the world championship of hockey once in 2004. Bronze medals went to Norway this year, which overthrew the United States 12-1.
Sweden also celebrated the championship in the women’s World Cup at the same time. Silver was won by Norway. Finland flexed to the United States in the bronze match.