Hockey suédois
Sweden beats Italy 5-2 in Olympics hockey opener
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Sweden secured a 5-2 victory over host nation Italy in their Group B opener at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan. Despite an early lead by Italy and some defensive lapses, Sweden dominated with 60 shots on goal, setting an Olympic record. William Nylander's tie-breaking goal proved pivotal in the win.
Sweden secured a 5-2 victory over host nation Italy in the opening game of the 2026 Winter Olympics men's hockey tournament in Milan. William Nylander scored the tie-breaking goal in the second period after returning from a groin injury, while Filip Gustavsson made key saves in net. The win provides Sweden with momentum heading into tougher Group B matchups against Finland and Slovakia.
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Sweden's recent victory in the World Junior Championship has brought joy to the nation's hockey community but challenges for SHL clubs like Djurgården. The club missed key players during the tournament, prompting sports director Niklas Wikegård to call for schedule changes. He praised the young talents while highlighting the strain on teams reliant on juniors.
Le défenseur de l'équipe nationale suédoise Klas Dahlbeck, 34 ans, rejoindrait reportedly les Malmö Redhawks en SHL la saison prochaine après avoir mis fin à son séjour à l'étranger. Ce transfert suit le déménagement de sa famille près de Malmö et les spéculations sur un retour en Scanie.