Illustration of 18-year-old Viggo Björck celebrating a goal in Sweden's ice hockey win over Denmark.
Illustration of 18-year-old Viggo Björck celebrating a goal in Sweden's ice hockey win over Denmark.
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Viggo Björck made history in Sweden victory

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Sweden defeated Denmark 6–2 in the World Championship on Sunday. 18-year-old Viggo Björck became the youngest Swedish goal scorer ever.

Tre Kronor secured their first win of the World Championship after losing the opener against Canada. Goal scorers were Mattias Ekholm, Oliver Ekman-Larsson, Lucas Raymond, Jakob Silfverberg, Viggo Björck and Linus Karlsson.

Björck, born in March 2008, netted the 5–1 goal on the power play with help from Ivar Stenberg. He became younger than Leo Carlsson who set the previous record in 2023.

– It is awesome, Björck told SVT Sport. Mattias Ekholm praised the young center: It is extremely impressive to see him.

Sweden faces Czechia on Monday evening in Fribourg.

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Swedish hockey fans and analysts reacted positively to Sweden's 6-2 win over Denmark, highlighting 18-year-old Viggo Björck as the youngest goal scorer in Swedish World Championship history. Posts praised his historic moment and the team's performance, with some noting excitement around his first WC goal and questioning the lack of visible emotion in celebrations. Journalists and media accounts shared clips and commentary emphasizing the achievement.

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Depiction of the Sweden-Canada ice hockey match where Canada defeated Sweden 5-3 in the world championship opener.
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Tre Kronor falls to Canada in world championship opener

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Sweden twice came back from behind against Canada but lost the world championship opener 3–5 in Fribourg. Canada sealed the win with two third-period goals.

Viggo Björck celebrated his 18th birthday with a goal and an assist as Djurgården defeated Frölunda 3-1 in the SHL. The win avenged earlier heavy losses to the Göteborg side and came before 11,516 fans in Scandinavium. Magnus Hellberg earned his Honken Trophy in a strong performance.

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Tre Kronor has named 20 players for Friday's IIHF World Championship opener against Canada in Fribourg. Two goalies, six defensemen and twelve forwards are registered, leaving room for adjustments. Viggo Björck, 18, is set to become the youngest Swedish player ever in the tournament.

Sweden's U18 team secured gold at the 2026 IIHF U18 World Championship in Slovakia, defeating the host nation 4-2 in the final. MoDo Hockey's Elton Hermansson led the tournament with 12 points and earned All-Star honors. Teammate Malte Gustafsson also made the All-Star Team.

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Lugi took a key step toward returning to the Handbollsligan by defeating Redbergslid 35-29 in Arenan, Lund, on Monday. Goalkeeper Viggo Håkansson, 19, played a pivotal role with several saves. The win gives Lugi a four-point lead over second-place Skånela.

Malmö Redhawks levelled the quarter-final series at 1–1 with a 2–1 win over Djurgården in Malmö Arena. William von Barnekow scored the winner in the third period after an early goal by Filip Björkman and a disallowed goal for Fredrik Händemark. A decisive third match is set for Saturday.

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Björklöven overcame an early deficit to dominate Oskarshamn in their Hockeyallsvenskan quarterfinal opener. Södertälje secured a 5-3 victory over Kalmar, powered by a hat-trick from Vanderbeck.

 

 

 

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