Djurgården players praise Norwegian teammates after World Championship bronze

Players from Djurgården have reacted to the success of their Norwegian teammates in the Ice Hockey World Championship. Håvard Salsten and Mathias Emilio Pettersen helped Norway secure its first World Championship medal. The team defeated Canada in overtime in the bronze medal game.

Djurgården defenseman Jesper Pettersson said the Norwegians performed well throughout the tournament in Switzerland. He noted they fought hard and formed a tight group that achieved something historic. Hugo Blixt also expressed admiration for the result. He highlighted how Norway beat both Sweden and the Czech Republic in the group stage before earning the bronze. David Blomgren added that it was good for the players to return with confidence. He mentioned former Djurgården player Max Krogdahl as well in his comments about the achievement. The Norwegian duo had faced some taunts from Swedish teammates during the SHL season. Pettersson described the banter as typical Sweden versus Norway rivalry but said the Norwegians responded strongly on the ice.

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Image illustrating Norway's 3-2 victory over Sweden in the ice hockey world championship, showing celebrating Norwegian players and dejected Swedish ones.
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Sweden falls to Norway in ice hockey worlds

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Sweden lost 2–3 to Norway in the ice hockey world championship in Fribourg. The defeat puts Tre Kronor's quarterfinal hopes at risk.

Norway secured its first-ever IIHF World Championship medal with a 3-2 overtime victory over Canada in the bronze medal game. The win came in Zürich after an impressive tournament run that included victories over Sweden and the Czech Republic. Several Norwegian players, including Håvard Salsten, competed despite injuries.

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Three years after pausing national team activities amid financial troubles, Norway has reached its best World Championship performance ever. The team finished second in its group and advanced to the quarterfinals against Latvia.

Sweden's Småkronorna advanced to the U18 ice hockey world championship final after a dramatic 4–3 semifinal win over Czechia in overtime. Örebro talents Alexander Command and Kevin Törnblom played key roles in the comeback. The final against host nation Slovakien is set for Saturday at 19:00 in Trencin.

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Norway will receive reinforcement from North America for the ice hockey world championship in Switzerland. The 20-year-old Michael Brandsegg-Nygård joins after his AHL team was eliminated.

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