Media Guide for the Sweden Hockey Games 2018

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2 Media Guide for the Sweden Hockey Games 2018 Editor-in-chief Anders Feltenmark The Swedish Ice Hockey Association Box Johanneshov Sweden Phone: operator Mobile phone: Fax: anders.feltenmark@swehockey.se Design, layout, printing and distribution by ÅGRENSHUSET, Bjästa

3 THE SWEDEN HOCKEY GAMES MEDIA GUIDE APRIL Table of contents: 2-3 Table of contents 4-6 Team Sweden s results and game schedule season 2017/ Team Sweden s goalkeepers during season 2017/ Team Sweden s scoring leaders during season 2017/ Results and standings in Sweden Hockey Games Scoring Leaders in Sweden Hockey Games Euro Hockey Tour 1996/ / The four participating nations results during season 2017/ The previous tournaments results and standings since Scoring leaders in previous tournaments since Best goalkeepers in previous tournaments since The directorate awards to the best players in previous tournaments since The All Star Team in previous tournaments since Finland-Czech Republic (Czechoslovakia) games since Finland-Russia (Soviet Union) games since Russia (CIS and Soviet Union)-Czech Republic (Czechoslovakia) games since Sweden-Czech Republic (Czechoslovakia) games since Sweden-Finland games since Sweden-Russia (CIS and Soviet Union) games since IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship game schedule 132 Svenska Spel The main sponsor of Swedish Ice Hockey 3

4 Team Sweden season 2017/2018 Last update: Sunday April / Karjala Tournament in Hartwall Arena, Helsinki, Finland, Bieler Tissot Arena, Biel, Switzerland and in Behrn Arena, Örebro, Sweden 8/11 Sweden-Czech Republic 5-3 (1-1, 2-2, 2-0) Örebro, Sweden 8/11 Switzerland-Canada 2-3 (0-0, 1-3, 1-0) Biel, Switzerland 9/11 Finland-Russia 3-2 (1-0, 1-2, 1-0) Helsinki, Finland 10/11 Czech Republic-Switzerland 3-2 (2-0, 1-1, 0-1) Helsinki, Finland 10/11 Canada-Sweden 0-2 (0-0, 0-1, 0-1) Helsinki, Finland 11/11 Switzerland-Russia 2-6 (2-1, 0-0, 0-5) Helsinki, Finland 11/11 Finland-Sweden 3-1 (1-0, 2-1, 0-0) Helsinki, Finland 12/11 Russia-Czech Republic 5-2 (2-0, 2-1, 1-1) Helsinki, Finland 12/11 Finland-Canada 4-3 (1-1, 1-1, 2-1) Helsinki, Finland Sweden at Third Place in the Karjala Tournament / Channel One Cup in VTB Ice Palace, Moscow, Russia and O2 arena, Prague, Czech Republic 13/12 Czech Republic-Finland 3-2 (0-2, 0-0, 2-0, 1-0) Prague, Czech Republic After in Overtime 13/12 Canada-South Korea 4-2 (1-2, 2-0, 1-0) Moscow, Russia 14/12 Sweden-Russia 3-1 (1-1, 0-1, 0-1) Moscow, Russia 15/12 Finland-South Korea 4-1 (3-1, 0-0, 1-0) Moscow, Russia 15/12 Czech Republic-Canada 4-1 (0-0, 1-1, 3-0) Moscow, Russia 16/12 South Korea-Sweden 1-5 (0-0, 1-3, 0-2) Moscow, Russia 16/12 Russia-Canada 2-0 (0-0, 0-0, 2-0) Moscow, Russia 17/12 Sweden-Czech Republic 1-4 (0-2, 0-0, 1-2) Moscow, Russia 17/12 Russia-Finland 3-0 (2-0, 0-0, 1-0) Moscow, Russia Sweden at Fourth Place in Channel One Cup 14-25/ One Pre Olympic Games national game in Sheonhak International Ice Rink, in Incheon, South Korea 12/2 Sweden-Canada 1-4 (1-1, 0-2, 0-1) Incheon, South Korea 4

5 14-25/ Olympic Games in Gangneung Hockey Centre and in Kwandong Hockey Centre, in Gangneung, PyeongChang, South Korea Group A: Canada (1), Czech Republic (6), Switzerland (7), South Korea (12) Group B: Russia (2), USA (5), Slovakia (8), Slovenia (11) Group C: Sweden (3), Finland (4), Norway (9), Germany (10) Russia were in Olympic Games 2018 named Olympic Athletes of Russia, OAR 15/2 Norway-Sweden 0-4 (0-2, 0-0, 0-2) Gangneung, South Korea 16/2 Sweden-Germany 1-0 (1-0, 0-0, 0-0) Gangneung, South Korea 18/2 Sweden-Finland 3-1 (1-0, 0-1, 2-0) Kwandong Hockey Centre Qualification to Quarter Final 20/2 USA-Slovakia 5-1 (0-0, 3-1, 2-0) Gangneung Hockey Centre 20/2 Slovenia-Norway 1-2 (1-0, 0-0, 0-1, 0-1) Gangneung Hockey Centre After in Overtime 20/2 Finland-South Korea 5-2 (1-0, 2-2, 2-0) Gangneung Hockey Centre 20/2 Switzerland-Germany 1-2 (0-1, 1-0, 0-0, 0-1) Kwandong Hockey Centre After in Overtime Quarter Final 21/2 Czech Republic-USA 3-2 (1-1, 1-1, 0-0, 0-0, 1-0) Gangneung Hockey Centre After Overtime and Game Winning Shots 21/2 OAR-Norway 6-1 (3-0, 2-1, 1-0) Gangneung Hockey Centre 21/2 Canada-Finland 1-0 (0-0, 0-0, 1-0) Gangneung Hockey Centre 21/2 Sweden-Germany 3-4 (0-2, 0-0, 3-1, 0-1) Kwandong Hockey Centre After in Overtime Semi Final 23/2 Czech Republic-OAR 0-3 (0-0, 0-2, 0-1) Gangneung Hockey Centre 23/2 Canada-Germany 3-4 (0-1, 1-3, 2-0) Gangneung Hockey Centre Bronze Medal Game 24/2 Czech Republic-Canada 4-6 (1-3, 0-0, 3-3) Gangneung Hockey Centre Gold Medal Game 25/2 OAR-Germany 4-3 (1-0, 0-1, 2-2, 1-0) Gangneung Hockey Centre After in Overtime Sweden at Fifth Place in Olympic Games and 6/ Two Sweden-Slovakia national games in Himmelstalundshallen, Norrköping, and Be-Ge Hockey Center, Oskarshamn, Sweden 5/4 Sweden-Slovakia 6-3 (1-2, 5-0, 0-1) Norrköping, Sweden 6/4 Sweden-Slovakia 7-1 (3-0, 2-1, 2-0) Oskarshamn, Sweden 12 and 14/ Two Denmark-Sweden national games in Bitcoin Arena, Rungsted, and Rödovre Sköjte Arena, Rödovre, Denmark 12/ Denmark-Sweden Rungsted, Denmark 14/ Denmark-Sweden Rödovre, Denmark 19-22/ Carlson Hockey Games in Tipsport Arena, Pardubice, Czech Republic, and Yaroslavl, Russia 19/4 TBD Russia-Sweden Yaroslavl, Russia 19/ Finland-Czech Republic Pardubice, Czech Republic 20/4 Non game day 21/ Czech Republic-Sweden Pardubice, Czech Republic 21/ Russia-Finland Pardubice, Czech Republic 22/ Czech Republic-Russia Pardubice, Czech Republic 22/ Sweden-Finland Pardubice, Czech Republic 5

6 26-29/ Sweden Hockey Games in Scaniarinken, Södertälje, and Hovet, Stockholm, Sweden, and Finland, venue are to be decided 26/4 TBD Finland-Russia Venue TBD, Finland 26/ Czech Republic-Sweden Scaniarinken, Södertälje 27/4 Non game day 28/ Finland-Czech Republic Scaniarinken, Södertälje 28/ Sweden-Russia Hovet, Stockholm 29/ Russia-Czech Republic Hovet, Stockholm 29/ Sweden-Finland Hovet, Stockholm 4-20/ IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship in Copenhagen and Herning, Denmark Group A in Copehagen: Russia, Sweden, Czech Republic, Switzerland, Belarus, Slovakia, France, Austria Group B in Herning: Canada, Finland, USA, Germany, Norway, Latvia, Denmark, South Korea 4/ Sweden-Belarus Royal Arena, Copenhagen 6/ Sweden-Czech Republic Royal Arena, Copenhagen 7/ Sweden-France Royal Arena, Copenhagen 9/ Sweden-Austria Royal Arena, Copenhagen 12/ Slovakia-Sweden Royal Arena, Copenhagen 13/ Switzerland-Sweden Royal Arena, Copenhagen 15/ Russia-Sweden Royal Arena, Copenhagen 17/ Quarter Final 1 Royal Arena, Copenhagen 17/ Quarter Final 2 Jyske Bank Boxen, Herning 17/ Quarter Final 3 Royal Arena, Copenhagen 17/ Quarter Final 4 Jyske Bank Boxen, Herning Quarter Finals will be played as follows: A 1-B 4, A 2-B 3, B 1-A 4, B 2-A 3 19/ Semi Final 1 Royal Arena, Copenhagen 19/ Semi Final 2 Royal Arena, Copenhagen Semi Finals will be played as follows: Winner A 1/B 4-Winner B 2/A 3 and Winner B 1/A 4-Winner A 2/B 3 20/ Bronze Medal Game Royal Arena, Copenhagen 20/ Gold Medal Game Royal Arena, Copenhagen NOTE! All game starting times are expressed in local Danish time 6

7 Goalkeepers in Tre Kronor GOALKEEPERS IN TRE KRONOR 2017/2018 Rookies in Tre Kronor season 2017/2018 in bold Last update A=Games, B=Games played, C=Minutes played, D=Shots against, E=Saving %, F=Goals against, G=GAA=Goals against per 60 minutes, H=Shutout, I=Penalty minutes, J=Games totally in Tre Kronor Goalkeepers A B C D E F G H I J Magnus Hellberg, Kunlun Red Star Viktor Fasth, Växjö Lakers HC Jhonas Enroth, HC Dynamo Minsk Adam Åhman, HV Empty net goal 1 A=Games played, B=Won, C=Tied, D=Lost A B C D Magnus Hellberg, Kunlun Red Star Viktor Fasth, Växjö Lakers HC Jhonas Enroth, HC Dynamo Minsk Sweden-Czech Republic 5-3 (1-1, 2-2, 2-0) Sweden-Czech Republic November 8: Jhonas Enroth played , 23 shots against, 3 goals against Canada-Sweden 0-2 (0-0, 0-1, 0-1) Canada-Sweden November 10: Magnus Hellberg played , 35 shots against, shutout Finland-Sweden 3-1 (1-0, 2-1, 0-0) Finland-Sweden November 11: Magnus Hellberg played , 12 shots against, 3 goals against Finland-Sweden November 11: Jhonas Enroth played (totally 27.08), 13 shots against, no goals against Sweden-Russia 1-3 (1-1, 0-1, 0-1) Sweden-Russia December 14: Viktor Fasth played and (totally 58.37), 3 goals against, 38 shots against South Korea-Sweden 1-5 (0-0, 1-3, 0-2) South Korea-Sweden December 16: Viktor Fasth played , , (totally 29.38), 1 goal against, 9 shots against Season 2017/2018 7

8 8Goalkeepers in Tre Kronor South Korea-Sweden December 16: Magnus Hellberg played (totally 29.23), no goals against, 10 shots against Sweden-Czech Republic 1-4 (0-2, 0-0, 1-2) Sweden-Czech Republic December 17: Magnus Hellberg played , (totally 59.43) 3 goals against, 23 shots against, 1 goal, 1 shot in empty net Sweden-Canada 1-4 (1-1, 0-2, 0-1) Sweden-Canada February 12: Jhonas Enroth played and (toally 55.27), 22 shots against, 4 goals against Norway-Sweden 0-4 (0-2, 0-0, 0-2) Norway-Sweden February 15: Viktor Fasth played , 17 shots against, shutout Sweden-Germany 1-0 (1-0, 0-0, 0-0) Sweden-Germany February 16: Jhonas Enroth played , 28 shots against, shutout Sweden-Finland 3-1 (1-0, 0-1, 2-0) Sweden-Finland February 18: Viktor Fasth played , 19 shots against, 1 goal against, 1 assist Sweden-Germany 3-4 (0-2, 0-0, 3-1, 0-1) after i Overtime Sweden-Germany February 21: Viktor Fasth played , 25 shots against, 4 goal against Sweden-Slovakia 6-3 (1-2, 5-0, 0-1) Sweden-Slovakia April 5: Magnus Hellberg played , 17 shots against, 3 goals against Sweden-Slovakia 7-1 (3-0, 2-1, 2-0) Sweden-Slovakia April 6: Magnus Hellberg played , 32 shots against, 1 goal against Season 2017/2018

9 Scoring Leaders in Tre Kronor SCORING LEADERS IN TRE KRONOR SEASON 2017/2018 Rookies in Tre Kronor season 2017/2018 in bold Last update A=Games, B, Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty minutes, F=On ice when goals scored for, G=On ice when goals scored against, H=Plus/minus totally, I=Games totally in Tre Kronor, J=Goals totally in Tre Kronor A B C D E F G H I J Linus Omark, f, Salaval Yulaev Ufa Patrik Zackrisson, f, Sibir Novosibirsk Carl Klingberg, f, EV Zug Mikael Wikstrand, d, Färjestads BK Anton Lander, f, Ak Bars Kazan Joakim Lindström, f, Skellefteå AIK Pär Lindholm, f, Skellefteå AIK Olle Liss, f, Rögle BK Dennis Everberg, f, Avangard Omsk Oscar Möller, f, Skellefteå AIK Dick Axelsson, f, Färjestads BK Alexander Bergström, f, Sibir Novosibirsk Patrik Hersley, d, SKA St. Petersburg Victor Olofsson, f, Frölunda HC Carl Grundström, f, Frölunda HC Fredrik Pettersson, f, ZSC Lions Johan Sundström, f, Avangard Omsk Andre Petersson, f, Avangard Omsk Lawrence Pilut, d, HV Rasmus Dahlin, d, Frölunda HC Joel Lundqvist, f, Frölunda HC Staffan Kronwall, d, Lokomotiv Yaroslavl Johan Fransson, d, Genève-Servette HC Adam Boqvist, d, Brynäs IF Adam Almqvist, d, Frölunda HC Season 2017/2018 9

10 Scoring Leaders in Tre Kronor Linus Ölund, f, Brynäs IF Andreas Engqvist, f, Djurgårdens IF Patrick Cehlin, f, Luleå HF Viktor Stålberg, f, EV Zug Michael Lindqvist, f, Färjestads BK Erik Brännström, d, HV Robert Nilsson, f, ZSC Lions Henrik Tömmernes, d, Genève-Servette HC Rasmus Asplund, f, Färjestads BK Magnus Nygren, d, HC Davos Simon Bertilsson, d, Brynäs IF Jonas Ahnelöv, d, Avangard Omsk Erik Gustafsson, d, Neftekhimik Nizhnekamsk John Norman, f, Jokerit Johan Ryno, f, Färjestads BK Marcus Högström, d, Djurgårdens IF Jonas Junland, d, Lausanne HC Linus Arnesson, d, Örebro HK Jonathan Andersson, d, Örebro HK John Nyberg, d, Örebro HK Adam Ginning, d, Linköping HC Niclas Burström, d, Ugra Khanty-Mansiysk Joakim Andersson, f, Örebro HK Anton Rödin, f, HC Davos Joakim Nygård, f, Färjestads BK Jacob Nilsson, f, Mora IK Team penalty 6 The last two columns show national games played totally and goals scored totally and includes games and goals made during the season 2017/2018 Plus/minus statistics is counted with equal strength on ice, goals scored in box play and goals against in power play There are no plus/minus statistics available from the Sweden-Canada game at February Player of the Game Sweden-Czech Republic November 8: Joakim Lindström Canada-Sweden November 10: Magnus Hellberg Season 2017/

11 Finland-Sweden November 11: Pär Lindholm Fair Play Prize Finland-Sweden November 11: Linus Omark Player of the Game Sweden-Russia December 14: Joel Lundqvist South Korea-Sweden December 16: Andreas Engqvist Sweden-Czech Republic December 17: Joakim Lindström Player of the game: Sweden-Canada February 12: No awards announced Player of the game: Norway-Sweden February 15: No awards Sweden-Germany February 16: No awards Sweden-Finland February 18: No awards Sweden-Germany February 21: No awards Player of the Game Sweden-Slovakia April 5: Mikael Wikstrand Sweden-Slovakia April 6: Olle Liss Scoring Leaders in Tre Kronor Season 2017/

12 Sweden Hockey Games 2017 Last update: EURO HOCKEY TOUR February Sweden Hockey Games in Scandinavium, Gothenburg, Sweden, and Yubileyny, St. Petersburg, Russia Thursday February /2 Russia-Finland 2-1 (0-0, 1-0, 1-1) St. Petersburg, Russia 9/2 Czech Republic-Sweden 2-5 (0-3, 1-0, 1-2) Gothenburg, Sweden Friday February /2 Non game day Saturday February /2 Finland-Czech Republic 1-7 (0-2, 0-2, 1-3) Gothenburg, Sweden 11/2 Sweden-Russia 2-4 (1-2, 1-1, 0-1) Gothenburg, Sweden Sunday February /2 Russia-Czech Republic 4-2 (1-0, 1-2, 2-0) Gothenburg, Sweden 12/2 Sweden-Finland 2-3 (1-0, 0-2, 1-1) Gothenburg, Sweden Spectators totally FINAL STANDINGS A B C D E F G H I J K L M N 1 Russia Czech Republic Sweden Finland A=Ranking, B=Team, C=Games, D=Won, E=Tied, F=Lost, G=Goals for, H=Goals against, I=Goal difference, J=Points, K=Games won in Overtime, L=Lost in Overtime, M=Won after Game Winning Shots, N=Lost after Game Winning Shots

13 The 2017 Sweden Hockey Games directorate Awards to best players in the tournament Best goalkeeper Best defenceman Best forward Most Valuable Player MVP Igor Shestyorkin, Russia Egor Rykov, Russia Kirill Kaprizov, Russia Carl Klingberg, Sweden The 2017 Sweden Hockey Games media All Star Team Goalkeeper Defenceman Defenceman Forward Forward Forward Igor Shestyorkin, Russia Adam Polasek, Czech Republic Egor Rykov, Russia Kirill Kaprizov, Russia Carl Klingberg, Sweden Anatoly Golyshov, Russia

14 SWEDEN HOCKEY GAMES 2017 Scoring Leaders Rk Name Team Pos GP G A TP PIM +/- 1 Klingberg, Carl SWE LW :1 2 Radil, Lukas CZE RW :3 3 Kaprizov, Kirill RUS LW :1 4 Golyshev, Anatoli RUS CE :1 5 Kovar, Jan CZE LW :3 6 Polasek, Adam CZE RD :3 7 Shalunov, Maxim RUS RW :0 8 Savinainen, Veli-Matti FIN CE :5 9 Holik, Petr CZE CE :1 Shumakov, Sergei RUS RW :0 11 Eriksson Ek, Joel SWE CE :3 12 Tkachev, Vladimir RUS LW :1 13 Repik, Michal CZE RW :0 14 Fantenberg, Oscar SWE RD :1 Birner, Michal CZE LW :1 16 Erkinjuntti, Antti FIN LW :2 17 Bergström, Alexander SWE LW :1 18 Zohorna, Tomas CZE RW :0 19 Rykov, Egor RUS LD :1 20 Gynge, Richard SWE LW :2 21 Rosén, Calle SWE RD :1 22 Kaspar, Lukas CZE RW :0 Lenc, Radan CZE RW :1 Kärki, Jarno FIN LW :1 Kruchinin, Alexander RUS RW :0 Sorted by higher Total Points, Goals, Assists, lower Games Played, Penalty InMinutes and higher positive participation (+). 14

15 Russia won the Euro Hockey Tour season 2016/2017 Last update: FORMAT FOR EURO HOCKEY TOUR 2016/2017 Euro Hockey Tour season 2016/2017 will be played in the four tournaments Karjala Tournament, Channel One Cup, Sweden Hockey Games and Carlson Hockey Games. TOURNAMENTS November Karjala Tournament in Hartwall Arena, Helsinki, Finland, and Home Monitoring Arena, Plzen, Czech Republic December Channel One Cup in VTB Ice Palace, Moscow, Russia, and Helsinki Ice Hall in Helsingfors, Finland Web site for VTB Ice Palace Arena: February Sweden Hockey Games in Scandinavium, Gothenburg, Sweden, and Yubileyny, St. Petersburg, Russia April Carlson Hockey Games in, Ceske Budejovice Hockey Arena, Czech Republic, and Hovet, Stockholm, Sweden November Karjala Tournament in Hartwall Arena, Helsinki, Finland, and Home Monitoring Arena, Plzen, Czech Republic Web site for Hartwall Arena: 3/11 Czech Republic-Sweden 6-3 (2-1, 1-1, 3-1) Plzen, Czech Republic 3/11 Russia-Finland 5-1 (1-0, 0-1, 4-0) Helsinki, Finland 5/11 Sweden-Russia 2-3 (0-1, 1-1, 1-1) Helsinki, Finland 5/11 Finland-Czech Republic 3-5 (0-0, 1-3, 2-2) Helsinki, Finland 6/11 Czech Republic-Russia 0-3 (0-0, 0-2, 0-1) Helsinki, Finland 6/11 Finland-Sweden 4-1 (0-1, 4-0, 0-0) Helsinki, Finland December Channel One Cup in VTB Ice Palace, Moscow, Russia, and Helsinki Ice Hall in Helsingfors, Finland Web site for VTB Ice Palace: 15/12 Finland-Czech Republic 4-2 (2-0, 2-1, 0-1) Helsinki, Finland 15/12 Sweden-Russia 3-1 (0-1, 1-0, 2-0) Moscow, Russia 16/12 Russia-Czech Republic 5-1 (3-0, 0-1, 2-0) Moscow, Russia 17/12 Finland-Sweden 2-4 (0-2, 2-2, 0-0) Moscow, Russia 17/12 Celebration of Ice Hockey Federation of Russia 70 year 18/12 Czech Republic-Sweden 4-1 (0-0, 2-1, 2-0) Moscow, Russia 18/12 Russia-Finland 4-3 (3-1, 1-1, 0-1) Moscow, Russia February Sweden Hockey Games in Scandinavium, Gothenburg, Sweden, and Yubileyny, St. Petersburg, Russia Web site for Scandinavium: 9/2 Russia-Finland 2-1 (0-0, 1-0, 1-1) St. Petersburg, Russia 9/2 Czech Republic-Sweden 2-5 (0-3, 1-0, 1-2) Gothenburg, Sweden 11/2 Finland-Czech Republic 1-7 (0-2, 0-2, 1-3) Gothenburg, Sweden 11/2 Sweden-Russia 2-4 (1-2, 1-1, 0-1) Gothenburg, Sweden 12/2 Russia-Czech Republic 4-2 (1-0, 1-2, 2-0) Gothenburg, Sweden 12/2 Sweden-Finland 2-3 (1-0, 0-2, 1-1) Gothenburg, Sweden 15

16 EURO HOCKEY TOUR April Carlson Hockey Games in Ceske Budejovice Hockey Arena, Czech Republic, Hovet, Stockholm, Sweden Web site for Hovet: 27/4 Sweden-Russia 4-3 (0-2, 1-1, 2-0, 1-0) Stockholm, Sweden After in Overtime 27/4 Finland-Czech Republic 2-3 (2-1, 0-1, 0-1) Ceske Budejovice, Czech Republic 29/4 Russia-Finland 0-1 (0-0, 0-0, 0-1) Ceske Budejovice, Czech Republic 29/4 Czech Republic-Sweden 8-4 (1-2, 3-1, 4-1) Ceske Budejovice, Czech Republic 30/4 Sweden-Finland 2-3 (2-2, 0-0, 0-1) Ceske Budejovice, Czech Republic 30/4 Czech Republic-Russia 3-4 (1-0, 1-1, 1-2, 0-0, 0-1) Ceske Budejovice, Czech Republic After Overtime and Game Winning Shots Standings in Euro Hockey Tour season 2016/2017: A=Games, B=Won, C=Tied, D=Lost, E=Goals forward-against, F=Goal difference, G=Points, H=Won in Overtime, I=Lost in Overtime, J=Won in Game Winning Shots, K=Lost in Game Winning Shots 1. Russia Czech Republic Finland Sweden CARLSON HOCKEY GAMES 2017, April Czech Republic Finland Russia Sweden SWEDEN HOCKEY GAMES 2017, February Russia Czech Republic Sweden Finland CHANNEL ONE CUP 2016, December Sweden Russia Finland Czech Republic KARJALA TOURNAMENT 2016, November Russia Czech Republic Finland Sweden

17 Previous winners in the Euro Hockey Tour: 2016/2017 Russia 2015/2016 Sweden 2014/2015 Sweden 2013/2014 Finland 2012/2013 Russia 2011/2012 Czech Republic 2010/2011 Russia 2009/2010 Finland 2008/2009 Russia 2007/2008 Russia 2006/2007 Sweden 2005/2006 Russia 2004/2005 Russia 2003/2004 Finland 2002/2003 Finland 2001/2002 Finland 2000/2001 Finland 1999/2000 Finland 1998/1999 Sweden 1997/1998 Czech Republic 1996/1997 Finland 17

18 Sweden won the Euro Hockey Tour season 2015/2016 Last update: FORMAT FOR EURO HOCKEY TOUR 2015/2016 Euro Hockey Tour season 2015/2016 will be played in the two tournament Karjala Tournament and Channel One Cup and in six back-to-back games. The total winner after the tournaments and the back-to-back games are the winner of Euro Hockey Tour season 2015/2016. TOURNAMENTS AND BACK-TO-BACK GAMES Karjala Tournament in Fjällräven Center, Örnsköldsvik, Sweden, and Hartwall Arena, Helsinki, Finland, at November Channel One Cup in O2 Arena, Prague, Czech Republic, and VTB Ice Palace Arena, Moskva Legends Park, Russia at December Sweden-Finland in two national games in Behrn Arena, Örebro, Sweden, at February 11 and Hovet, Stockholm, Sweden, at February Czech Republic-Russia in two national games in Trinec, Czech Republic, at February 11 and in Ostrava, Czech Republic at February Sweden-Russia in two national games in Sweden in Scaniarinken, Södertälje, April 21 and in ABB Arena Nord, Västerås, April Finland-Czech Republic in two national games in Oulu and Kouvola, Finland, during April 21 and Czech Republic-Sweden in two national games in Znojmo, Czech Republic at April 27 and Russia-Finland in two national games in Moscow, Russia, at April 28 and KARJALA TOURNAMENT 5-8/ Karjala Tournament in Fjällräven Center, Örnsköldsvik, Sweden, and Helsinki, Finland 5/11 Sweden-Czech Republic 6-2 (2-0, 2-0, 2-2) Örnsköldsvik 5/11 Finland-Russia 2-1 (11, 0-0, 1-0) Helsinki 7/11 Russia-Sweden 6-3 (1-0, 3-2, 2-1) Helsinki 7/11 Czech Republic-Finland 1-2 (0-0, 1-1, 0-1) Helsinki 8/11 Russia-Czech Republic 3-4 (0-0, 1-1, 2-2, 0-0, 0-1) Helsinki 8/11 Finland-Sweden 2-3 (0-1, 1-1, 1-1) Helsinki Sweden won the Karjala Tournament 18

19 CHANNEL ONE CUP 17-20/ Channel One Cup in O2 Arena, Prague, Czech Republic, and VTB Ice Palace Arena, Moscow Legends Park, Russia 17/12 Czech Republic-Finland 0-3 (0-0, 0-1, 0-2) Prague 17/12 Russia-Sweden 1-4 (0-0, 1-3, 0-1) Moscow 19/12 Finland-Russia 1-8 (0-4, 1-3, 0-1) Moscow 19/12 Sweden-Czech Republic 1-3 (0-0, 1-1, 0-2) Moscow 20/12 Czech Republic-Russia 4-2 (1-0, 3-2, 0-0) Moscow 20/12 Finland-Sweden 1-2 (0-0, 0-1, 1-0, 0-0, 0-1) Moscow After Overtime and Game Winning Shots 11/2 and 13/ Two national games Sweden-Finland in Behrn Arena, Örebro, and Hovet, Stockholm, Sweden 11/2 Sweden-Finland 3-2 (1-0, 1-0, 1-2) Örebro 13/2 Sweden-Finland 4-2 (2-0, 1-2, 1-0) Stockholm 11/2 and 13/ Czech Republic-Russia in two national games in Trinec and Ostrava, Czech Republic 11/2 Czech Republic-Russia 3-2 (1-1, 0-0, 1-1, 0-0, 1-0) Trinec After Overtime and Game Winning Shots 13/2 Czech Republic-Russia 2-4 (0-1, 1-1, 1-2) Ostrava 21 and 23/ Two national games Sweden-Russia in Scaniarinken, Södertälje, and ABB Arena Nord, Västerås, Sweden 21/4 Sweden-Russia 4-1 (1-0, 3-1, 0-0) Södertälje 23/4 Sweden-Russia 0-4 (0-1, 0-1, 0-2) Västerås 21 and 23/ Two national games Finland-Czech Republic in Oulu and Kouvola, Finland 21/4 Finland-Czech Republic 2-3 (1-1, 1-1, 0-0) Oulu, Finland 23/4 Finland-Czech Republic 4-1 (0-0, 3-1, 1-0) Kouvola, Finland 27/4 and 29/ Two national games Czech Republic-Sweden in Znojmo, Czech Republic 27/4 Czech Republic-Sweden 2-7 (2-1, 0-2, 0-4) Znojmo, Czech Republic 29/4 Czech Republic-Sweden 7-1 (2-0, 1-1, 4-0) Znojmo, Czech Republic 28/4 and 30/ Two national games Russia-Finland in Moscow, Russia 28/4 Russia-Finland 1-3 (1-1, 0-2, 0-0) Moscow, Russia 30/4 Russia-Finland 2-3 (1-1, 1-2, 0-0) Moscow, Russia 19

20 Final standings in Euro Hockey Tour season 2015/2016: A=Games, B=Won, C=Tied, D=Lost, E=Goals forward-against, F=Goal difference, G=Points, H=Won in Overtime, I=Lost in Overtime, J=Won in Game Winning Shots, K=Lost in Game Winning Shots 1. Sweden Finland Czech Republic Russia /4 and 30/ Two national games Russia-Finland in Moscow, Russia 1. Finland Russia /4 and 29/ Two national games Czech Republic-Sweden in Znojmo, Czech Republic 1. Czech Republic Sweden and 23/ Two national games Finland-Czech Republic in Oulu and Kouvola, Finland 1. Finland Czech Republic and 23/ Two national games Sweden-Russia in Scaniarinken, Södertälje, and ABB Arena Nord, Västerås, Sweden 1. Russia Sweden /2 and 13/ Two national games Czech Republic-Russia in Trinec and Ostrava, Czech Republic 1. Russia Czech Republic /2 and 13/ Two national games Sweden-Finland in Behrn Arena, Örebro, and Hovet, Stockholm, Sweden 1. Sweden Finland

21 CHANNEL ONE CUP 2015, December Czech Republic Sweden Finland Russia KARJALA TOURNAMENT 2015, November Sweden Finland Russia Czech Republic Previous winners in the Euro Hockey Tour: 2015/2016 Sweden 2014/2015 Sweden 2013/2014 Finland 2012/2013 Russia 2011/2012 Czech Republic 2010/2011 Russia 2009/2010 Finland 2008/2009 Russia 2007/2008 Russia 2006/2007 Sweden 2005/2006 Russia 2004/2005 Russia 2003/2004 Finland 2002/2003 Finland 2001/2002 Finland 2000/2001 Finland 1999/2000 Finland 1998/1999 Sweden 1997/1998 Czech Republic 1996/1997 Finland 21

22 Sweden won the Euro Hockey Tour season 2014/2015 Last update: FORMAT FOR EURO HOCKEY TOUR 2014/2015 Euro Hockey Tour season 2014/2015 will be played in the two tournaments Karjala Tournament and Channel One Cup and in six back-to-back games. The total winner after the tournaments and the back-to-back games are the winner of Euro Hockey Tour season 2014/2015. TOURNAMENTS AND BACK-TO-BACK GAMES Karjala Tournament in Tegera Arena, Leksand, Sweden, and, Hartwall Areena, Helsinki, Finland, at November Channel One Cup in O2 Arena, Prague, Czech Republic, and Bolshoy Ice Dome, Sochi, Russia, at December Czech Republic-Russia in two back-to-back games in Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic, at February 5 and in Prague, Czech Republic, at February Sweden-Finland in two back-to-back games in ABB Arena Nord, Västerås, at February 6, and Ericsson Globe, Stockholm, Sweden at February Finland-Russia in two back-to-back games in Tampere, Finland, at April 16, and in Helsinki, Finland, at April Sweden-Czech Republic in two back-to-back games in T3 Center, Umeå, at April 17, and in E.ON Arena, Timrå, Sweden, at April Czech Republic-Finland in two back-to-back games in Znojmo april 22 at and in Brno, Czech Republic, April Russia-Sweden in two back-to-back games in Mytishi Arena, Moscow, Russia, at at April 24 and at at April KARJALA TOURNAMENT 6-9/ Karjala Tournament in Tegera Arena, Leksand, Sweden, and, Hartwall Areena, Helsinki, Finland 6/11 Finland-Czech Republic 2-1 (1-0, 1-1, 0-0) Helsinki, Finland 6/11 Sweden-Russia 5-4 (2-0, 1-3, 1-1, 0-0, 1-0) Leksand, Sweden After Overtime and Game Winning Shots 8/11 Czech Republic-Sweden 3-4 (0-0, 3-3, 0-0, 0-0, 0-1) Helsinki, Finland After Overtime and Game Winning Shots 8/11 Russia-Finland 2-6 (1-1, 1-4, 0-1) Helsinki, Finland 9/11 Russia-Czech Republic 4-2 (3-0, 0-0, 1-2) Helsinki, Finland 9/11 Finland-Sweden 0-3 (0-1, 0-2, 0-0) Helsinki, Finland Sweden won Karjala Tournament 22

23 CHANNEL ONE CUP 18-21/ Channel One Cup in O2 Arena, Prague, Czech Republic, and in Bolshoy Ice Dome, Sochi, Russia 18/12 Czech Republic-Sweden 4-6 (2-0, 2-3, 0-3) Czech Republic 18/12 Russia-Finland 2-0 (1-0, 0-0, 1-0) Russia 20/12 Sweden-Russia 2-3 (0-1, 2-1, 0-1) Russia 20/12 Finland-Czech Republic 3-2 (1-0, 0-2, 1-0, 0-0, 1-0) Russia After Overtime and Game Winning Shots 21/12 Russia-Czech Republic 3-2 (2-0, 1-1, 0-1) Russia 21/12 Finland-Sweden 3-2 (1-0, 1-2, 0-0, 0-0, 1-0) Russia After Overtime and Game Winning Shots Sweden at third place in Channel One Cup 5 and 7/ Czech Republic-Russia in two back-to-back games in Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic, February 5 and in Prague, Czech Republic, February /2 Czech Republic-Russia 3-0 (1-0, 2-0, 0-0) Czech Republic 7/2 Czech Republic-Russia 4-3 (2-2, 1-0, 1-1) Czech Republic 6 and 8/ Two Sweden-Finland games in ABB Arena Nord, Västerås, February 6, and Ericsson Globe, Stockholm, February 8, Sweden 6/2 Sweden-Finland in ABB Arena Nord, Västerås, Sweden, was cancelled due to ice problem, the result will not be counted in the Euro Hockey Tour standings and statistics for season 2014/2015 8/2 Sweden-Finland 3-2 (2-1, 1-1, 0-0) Sweden 16 and 18/ Finland-Russia in two back-to-back games in Tampere, Finland, at April 16, and in Helsinki, Finland, at April /4 Finland-Russia 3-0 (0-0, 1-0, 2-0) Tampere 18/4 Finland-Russia 4-2 (2-1, 2-0, 0-1) Helsinki 17 and 19/ Sweden-Czech Republic in two back-to-back games in T3 Center, Umeå, at April 17, and in E.ON Arena, Timrå, Sweden, at April /4 Sweden-Czech Republic 1-4 (0-1, 0-0, 1-3) Umeå 19/4 Sweden-Czech Republic 2-1 (1-1, 1-0, 0-0) Timrå 22 and 24/ Czech Republic-Finland in two back-to-back games in Znojmo april 22 and in Brno, Czech Republic, April /4 Czech Republic-Finland 4-1 (1-1, 1-0, 2-0) Znojmo, Czech Republic 24/4 Czech Republic-Finland 3-2 (0-1, 1-0, 1-1, 0-0, 1-0) Brno, Czech Republic After Overtime and Game Winning Shots 24-25/ Two Russia-Sweden games in Mytishi Arena, Moscow, Russia 24/4 Russia-Sweden 4-5 (0-4, 2-1, 2-0) Mytishi, Russia 25/4 Russia-Sweden 02-3 (0-1, 1-0, 1-1, 0-1) Mytishi, Russia After in Overtime 23

24 Final standing in Euro Hockey Tour season 2014/2015: A=Games, B=Won, C=Tied, D=Lost, E=Goals forward-against, F=Goal difference, G=Points, H=Won in Overtime, I=Lost in Overtime, J=Won in Game Winning Shots, K=Lost in Game Winning Shots 1. Sweden Finland Czech Republic Russia Russia-Sweden in two back-to-back games in Mytishi Arena, Moscow, Russia, at April (0-4, 2-1, 2-0) and at April (0-1, 1-0, 1-1, 0-1) after in Overtime Sweden Russia Czech Republic-Finland in two back-to-back games in Znojmo 4-1 (1-1, 1-0, 2-0) April 22 and in Brno 3-2 (0-1, 1-0, 1-1, 0-0, 1-0) after Overtime and Game Winning Shots, Czech Republic, April Czech Republic Finland Sweden-Czech Republic in two back-to-back games in T3 Center, Umeå, at April (0-1, 0-0, 1-3), and in E.ON Arena, Timrå, Sweden, at April (1-1, 1-0, 0-0) Czech Republic Sweden Finland-Russia in two back-to-back games in Tampere, Finland, April (0-0, 1-0, 2-0), and in Helsinki, Finland, at April (2-1, 2-0, 0-1) Finland Russia Sweden-Finland in ABB Arena Nord, Västerås, Sweden, February 6 was cancelled due to ice problem, the result will not be counted in the Euro Hockey Tour standings and statistics for season 2014/ (2-1, 1-1, 0-0) in Ericsson Globe, Stockholm, Sweden February Sweden Finland

25 Czech Republic-Russia 3-0 (1-0, 2-0, 0-0) in Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic, February 5 and 4-3 (2-2, 1-0, 1-1) in Prague, Czech Republic, February Czech Republic Russia CHANNEL ONE CUP 2014, December Russia Finland Sweden Czech Republic KARJALA TOURNAMENT 2014, November Sweden Finland Russia Czech Republic Previous winners in the Euro Hockey Tour: 2014/2015 Sweden 2013/2014 Finland 2012/2013 Russia 2011/2012 Czech Republic 2010/2011 Russia 2009/2010 Finland 2008/2009 Russia 2007/2008 Russia 2006/2007 Sweden 2005/2006 Russia 2004/2005 Russia 2003/2004 Finland 2002/2003 Finland 2001/2002 Finland 2000/2001 Finland 1999/2000 Finland 1998/1999 Sweden 1997/1998 Czech Republic 1996/1997 Finland 25

26 TEAM FINLAND WON THE EURO HOCKEY TOUR 2013/2014 TOURNAMENT FORMAT The Euro Hockey Tour season 2013/2014 was played during four tournaments: Czech Hockey Games, Karjala Tournament, Channel One Cup, and Oddset Hockey Games. The total winner after all four tournaments was the winner of the Euro Hockey Tour season 2013/2014. TOURNAMENTS Czech Hockey Games, in Ice Palace, St. Petersburg, Russia, and CEZ Arena, Pardubice, Czech Republic, during August 29-September Karjala Tournament in Läkerol Arena, Gävle, Sweden, and Hartwall Areena, Helsinki, Finland, during November Channel One Cup in O2 Arena, Prague, Czech Republic, and Bolshoy Ice Dome, Sochi, Russia, during December Oddset Hockey Games in Hartwall Areena, Helsinki, Finland, and Hovet and Ericsson Globe, Stockholm, Sweden, during May FINAL STANDINGS IN THE EURO HOCKEY TOUR SEASON 2013/2014: A=Games, B=Won, C=Tied, D=Lost, E=Goals forward-against, F=Goal difference, G=Points, H=Won in Overtime, I=Lost in Overtime, J=Won in Game Winning Shots, K=Lost in Game Winning Shots 1. Finland Russia Czech Republic Sweden ODDSET HOCKEY GAMES 2014, May Finland Czech Republic Sweden Russia CHANNEL ONE CUP 2013, December Czech Republic Finland Russia Sweden

27 KARJALA TOURNAMENT 2013, November Finland Russia Sweden Czech Republic CZECH HOCKEY GAMES 2013, August 29-September Finland Russia Sweden Czech Republic Previous winners in the Euro Hockey Tour: 2013/2014 Finland 2012/2013 Russia 2011/2012 Czech Republic 2010/2011 Russia 2009/2010 Finland 2008/2009 Russia 2007/2008 Russia 2006/2007 Sweden 2005/2006 Russia 2004/2005 Russia 2003/2004 Finland 2002/2003 Finland 2001/2002 Finland 2000/2001 Finland 1999/2000 Finland 1998/1999 Sweden 1997/1998 Czech Republic 1996/1997 Finland

28 RUSSIA WON THE EURO HOCKEY TOUR 2012/2013 TOURNAMENT FORMAT The Euro Hockey Tour season 2012/2013 was played during four tournaments: Karjala Tournament, Channel One Cup, Oddset Hockey Games and Czech Hockey Games. The total winner after all four tournaments was the winner of the Euro Hockey Tour season 2012/2013. TOURNAMENTS Karjala Tournament in Liberec, Czech Republic, and Turku, Finland, during November Channel One Cup in Helsinki, Finland, and Moscow, Russia, during December Oddset Hockey Games in St. Petersburg, Russia, and Malmö, Sweden, during February Czech Hockey Games, in Kinnarps Arena, Jönköping, Sweden, and Kajot Arena, Brno, Czech Republic, during April FINAL STANDINGS IN THE EURO HOCKEY TOUR SEASON 2012/2013: A=Games, B=Won, C=Tied, D=Lost, E=Goals forward-against, F=Goal difference, G=Points, H=Won in Overtime, I=Lost in Overtime, J=Won in Game Winning Shots, K=Lost in Game Winning Shots 1. Russia Czech Republic Finland Sweden CZECH HOCKEY GAMES 2013, Aril Sweden Russia Czech Republic Finland ODDSET HOCKEY GAMES 2013, February Finland Czech Republic Russia Sweden

29 CHANNEL ONE CUP 2012, December Russia Sweden Finland Czech Republic KARJALA TOURNAMENT 2012, November Czech Republic Finland Russia Sweden Previous winners in the Euro Hockey Tour: 2012/2013 Russia 2011/2012 Czech Republic 2010/2011 Russia 2009/2010 Finland 2008/2009 Russia 2007/2008 Russia 2006/2007 Sweden 2005/2006 Russia 2004/2005 Russia 2003/2004 Finland 2002/2003 Finland 2001/2002 Finland 2000/2001 Finland 1999/2000 Finland 1998/1999 Sweden 1997/1998 Czech Republic 1996/1997 Finland

30 CZECH REPUBLIC WON THE EURO HOCKEY TOUR SEASON 2011/2012 TOURNAMENT FORMAT The Euro Hockey Tour season 2011/2012 was played during four tournaments: Karjala Tournament, Channel One Cup, Oddset Hockey Games and Kajotbet Hockey Games. The total winner after all four tournaments was the winner of the Euro Hockey Tour season 2011/2012. TOURNAMENTS Karjala Tournament in Örnsköldsvik, Sweden, and Helsinki, Finland, during November Channel One Cup in Chomutov, Czech Republic, and Moscow, Russia, during December Oddset Hockey Games in Helsinki, Finland, and Stockholm, Sweden, during February Kajotbet Hockey Games, in St. Petersburg, Russia, and Brno, Czech Republic, during April EURO HOCKEY TOUR SEASON 2011/2012: A=Games, B=Won, C=Tied, D=Lost, E=Goals forward-against, F=Goal difference, G=Points, H=Won in Overtime, I=Lost in Overtime, J=Won in Game Winning Shots, K=Lost in Game Winning Shots 1. Czech Republic Finland Russia Sweden KAJOTBET HOCKEY GAMES 2012, Aril Finland Czech Republic Russia Sweden ODDSET HOCKEY GAMES 2012, February Sweden Czech Republic Russia Finland

31 CHANNEL ONE CUP 2011, December Sweden Czech Republic Russia Finland KARJALA TOURNAMENT 2011, November Russia Finland Czech Republic Sweden Previous winners in the Euro Hockey Tour: 2011/2012 Czech Republic 2010/2011 Russia 2009/2010 Finland 2008/2009 Russia 2007/2008 Russia 2006/2007 Sweden 2005/2006 Russia 2004/2005 Russia 2003/2004 Finland 2002/2003 Finland 2001/2002 Finland 2000/2001 Finland 1999/2000 Finland 1998/1999 Sweden 1997/1998 Czech Republic 1996/1997 Finland

32 RUSSIA WON THE EURO HOCKEY TOUR 2010/2011 TOURNAMENT FORMAT The Euro Hockey Tour season 2010/2011 will be played during four tournaments: Karjala Tournament, Channel One Cup, LG Hockey Games and Czech Hockey Games. The total winner after all four tournaments are the winner of the Euro Hockey Tour season 2010/2011. TOURNAMENTS Karjala Tournament in Ceske Budejovice, Czech Republic, and Helsinki, Finland, venue, during November Channel One Cup in Tapiola, Finland, and Moscow, Russia, during December LG Hockey Games in Moscow, Russia, and Stockholm, Sweden, during February Czech Hockey Games, in Malmö, Sweden, and Brno, Czech Republic, during April EURO HOCKEY TOUR STANDINGS SEASON 2010/2011: A=Games, B=Won, C=Tied, D=Lost, E=Goals forward-against, F=Goal difference, G=Points, H=Won in Overtime, I=Lost in Overtime, J=Won in game winning shots, K=Lost in game winning shots 1. Russia Sweden Finland Czech Republic CZECH HOCKEY GAMES 2011, Aril Team Team Team Team LG HOCKEY GAMES 2011, February Sweden Russia Finland Czech Republic

33 CHANNEL ONE CUP 2010, December Russia Czech Republic Sweden Finland KARJALA TOURNAMENT 2010, November Finland Russia Sweden Czech Republic Previous winners in the Euro Hockey Tour: 2009/2010 Finland 2008/2009 Russia 2007/2008 Russia 2006/2007 Sweden 2005/2006 Russia 2004/2005 Russia 2003/2004 Finland 2002/2003 Finland 2001/2002 Finland 2000/2001 Finland 1999/2000 Finland 1998/1999 Sweden 1997/1998 Czech Republic 1996/1997 Finland

34 FINLAND WON THE EURO HOCKEY TOUR 2009/2010 TOURNAMENT FORMAT The Euro Hockey Tour season 2009/2010 is played during four tournaments: Czech Hockey Games, Karjala Tournament, Channel One Cup, and LG Hockey Games. The total winner after all four tournaments are the winner of the Euro Hockey Tour season 2009/2010. TOURNAMENTS Czech Hockey Games, in Podolsk, Russia, and Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic, during September Karjala Tournament in Jönköping, Sweden, and Helsinki, Finland, venue, during November Channel One Cup in Prague, Czech Republic, and Moscow, Russia, during December LG Hockey Games in Helsinki, Finland, and Stockholm, Sweden, during April 29-May EURO HOCKEY TOUR STANDINGS SEASON 2009/2010: A=Games, B=Won, C=Tied, D=Lost, E=Goals forward-against, F=Goal difference, G=Points, H=Won in overtime, I=Lost in overtime, J=Won in game winning shots, K=Lost in game winning shots 1. Finland Russia Czech Republic Sweden LG HOCKEY GAMES 2010, April 29-May 2 1. Finland Czech Republic Russia Sweden CHANNEL ONE CUP 2009, December Finland Russia Czech Republic Sweden

35 KARJALA TOURNAMENT 2009, November Russia Finland Sweden Czech Republic CZECH HOCKEY GAMES 2009, September Czech Republic Russia Finland Sweden Previous winners in the Euro Hockey Tour: 2009/2010 Finland 2008/2009 Russia 2007/2008 Russia 2006/2007 Sweden 2005/2006 Russia 2004/2005 Russia 2003/2004 Finland 2002/2003 Finland 2001/2002 Finland 2000/2001 Finland 1999/2000 Finland 1998/1999 Sweden 1997/1998 Czech Republic 1996/1997 Finland

36 RUSSIA WON THE EURO HOCKEY TOUR SEASON 2008/2009 TOURNAMENT FORMAT The Euro Hockey Tour season 2008/2009 is played during four tournaments: Karjala Tournament, Channel One Cup, LG Hockey Games and Czech Hockey Games. The total winner after all four tournaments are the winner of the Euro Hockey Tour season 2008/2009. TOURNAMENTS Karjala Tournament in Moscow, Russia, and Helsinki, Finland, during November Channel One Cup in Malmö, Sweden, and Moscow, Russia, during December LG Hockey Games in Czech Republic, and Stockholm, Sweden, during February Czech Hockey Games, in Finland and Liberec, Czech Republic, during April EURO HOCKEY TOUR STANDINGS SEASON 2008/2009: A=Games, B=Won, C=Tied, D=Lost, E=Goals forward-against, F=Goal difference, G=Points, H=Won in overtime, I=Lost in overtime, J=Won in game winning shots, K=Lost in game winning shots 1. Russia Finland Sweden Czech Republic CZECH HOCKEY GAMES 2009, April Russia Czech Republic Finland Sweden LG HOCKEY GAMES 2009, February Sweden Russia Finland Czech Republic

37 CHANNEL ONE CUP 2008, December Russia Finland Czech Republic Sweden KARJALA TOURNAMENT 2008, November Russia Czech Republic Sweden Finland Previous winners in the Euro Hockey Tour: 2008/2009 Russia 2007/2008 Russia 2006/2007 Sweden 2005/2006 Russia 2004/2005 Russia 2003/2004 Finland 2002/2003 Finland 2001/2002 Finland 2000/2001 Finland 1999/2000 Finland 1998/1999 Sweden 1997/1998 Czech Republic 1996/1997 Finland

38 RUSSIA WON THE EURO HOCKEY TOUR SEASON 2007/2008 TOURNAMENT FORMAT The Euro Hockey Tour season 2007/2008 is played during four tournaments: Karjala Tournament, Channel One Cup, LG Hockey Games and Ceska Pojistovna Cup. The total winner after all four tournaments are the winner of the Euro Hockey Tour season 2007/2008. TOURNAMENTS Karjala Tournament in Jönköping, Sweden, and Helsinki, Finland, during November Channel One Cup in Czech Republic, and Moscow, Russia, during December LG Hockey Games in in Tampere, Finland, and Stockholm, Sweden, during February Ceska Pojistovna Cup, in Russia and Czech Republic during April EURO HOCKEY TOUR STANDINGS SEASON 2007/2008: A=Games, B=Won, C=Tied, D=Lost, E=Goals forward-against, F=Goal difference, G=Points, H=Won in overtime, I=Lost in overtime, J=Won in game winning penalty shots, K=Lost in game winning penalty shots 1. Russia Finland Czech Republic Sweden CESKA POJISTOVNA CUP 2008, April Russia Czech Republic Finland Sweden LG HOCKEY GAMES 2008, February Russia Finland Sweden Czech Republic

39 CHANNEL ONE CUP 2007 FINAL STANDINGS 1. Russia Finland Czech Republic Sweden KARJALA TOURNAMENT 2007 FINAL STANDINGS 1. Russia Sweden Czech Republic Finland Previous winners in the Euro Hockey Tour: 2007/2008 Russia 2006/2007 Sweden 2005/2006 Russia 2004/2005 Russia 2003/2004 Finland 2002/2003 Finland 2001/2002 Finland 2000/2001 Finland 1999/2000 Finland 1998/1999 Sweden 1997/1998 Czech Republic 1996/1997 Finland

40 SWEDEN WON THE EURO HOCKEY TOUR SEASON 2006/2007 Euro Hockey Tour play off: After the four tournaments played the 1 st and 2 nd team played two EHT 1 st Place games, one home and one away, at April 19 and The 3 rd and 4 th team played two EHT 3 rd Place games, one home and one away, at April 19 and EURO HOCKEY TOUR GOLD MEDAL GAME 19/4 Sweden-Russia 3-2 (0-0, 1-1, 2-1) Läkerol Arena, Gävle, Sweden 21/4 Russia-Sweden 2-4 (0-1, 1-1, 1-2) Khodynka Arena, Moscow, Russia EURO HOCKEY TOUR BRONZE MEDAL GAME 19/4 Finland-Czech Republic 1-0 (1-0, 0-0, 0-0) Helsingin Jäähalli, Helsinki, Finland 21/4 Czech Republic-Finland 1-0 (0-0, 1-0, 0-0) Prague, Czech Republic 21/4 Czech Republic 1-0 after in Overtime EURO HOCKEY TOUR 2006/2007 FINAL RANKING 1. Sweden 2. Russia 3. Czech Republic 4. Finland Winner in the Euro Hockey Tour: 2006/2007 Sweden 2005/2006 Russia 2004/2005 Russia 2003/2004 Finland 2002/2003 Finland 2001/2002 Finland 2000/2001 Finland 1999/2000 Finland 1998/1999 Sweden 1997/1998 Czech Republic 1996/1997 Finland

41 EURO HOCKEY TOUR FINAL STANDINGS SEASON 2006/2007: A=Games, B=Won, C=Tied, D=Lost, E=Goals forward-against, F=Goal difference, G=Points, H=Won in overtime, I=Lost in overtime, J=Won in game winning penalty shots, K=Lost in game winning penalty shots 1. Russia Sweden Finland Czech Republic LG HOCKEY GAMES 2007 FINAL STANDINGS 1. Sweden Russia Czech Republic Finland CHANNEL ONE CUP 2006 FINAL STANDINGS 1. Russia Finland Sweden Czech Republic KARJALA TOURNAMENT 2006 FINAL STANDINGS 1. Russia Czech Republic Sweden Finland CESKA POJISTOVNA CUP 2006 FINAL STANDINGS 1. Russia Finland Sweden Czech Republic

42 RUSSIA WON THE EURO HOCKEY TOUR SEASON 2005/2006 Last update: The Euro Hockey Tour final standings after The Ceska Pojistovna Cup in St. Petersburg, Russia, and Liberec, Czech Republic, during September and Karjala Tournament in Jönköping, Sweden, and Helsinki, Finland, during November and Rosno Cup in Prague, Czech Republic and Moscow, Russia, during December , and LG Hockey Games in Helsinki, Finland, and Stockholm, Sweden, during April : Tournaments included in the Euro Hockey Tour are: Ceska Pojistovna Cup. Karjala Tournament. Rosno Cup. LG Hockey Games. Euro Hockey Tour play off: After the four tournaments played the 1 st and 2 nd team played one EHT 1 st Place game. The 3 rd and 4 th team played one EHT 3 rd Place game. EURO HOCKEY TOUR 1/5 Play Off Stockholm, Sweden EURO HOCKEY TOUR BRONZE MEDAL GAME Monday May Team 3- Team 4 Finland-Czech Republic 3-2 (0-2, 3-0, 0-0) Globe Arena, Stockholm EURO HOCKEY TOUR GOLD MEDAL GAME Monday May Team 1- Team 2 Russia-Sweden 2-1 (0-0, 2-1, 0-0) Globe Arena, Stockholm EURO HOCKEY TOUR 2005/2006 FINAL RANKING 1. Russia 2. Sweden 3. Finland 4. Czech Republic

43 EURO HOCKEY TOUR FINAL STANDINGS SEASON 2005/2006: A=Games, B=Won, C=Tied, D=Lost, E=Goals forward-against, F=Goal difference, G=Points, H=Won in overtime, I=Lost in overtime, J=Won in game winning penalty shots, K=Lost in game winning penalty shots 1. Russia Sweden Finland Czech Republic LG HOCKEY GAMES 2006 FINAL STANDINGS 1. Russia Finland Sweden Czech Republic ROSNO CUP 2005 FINAL STANDINGS 1. Russia Finland Sweden Czech Republic KARJALA TOURNAMENT 2005 FINAL STANDINGS 1. Finland Sweden Russia Czech Republic CESKA POJISTOVNA CUP 2005 FINAL STANDINGS 1. Sweden Russia Czech Republic Finland

44 RUSSIA WON THE EURO HOCKEY TOUR SEASON 2004/2005 Last update: Monday April Tournament included in The Euro Hockey Tour 2004/2005 are: The Karjala Tournament, The Rosno Cup, The Sweden Hockey Games and the Final Play Off round. FINAL STANDINGS IN THE EURO HOCKEY TOUR 2004/2005: 1. Russia 2. Sweden 3. Finland 4. Czech Republic 1 st place games April Sweden-Russia 1-2 (0-0, 0-1, 1-1) April Russia-Sweden 5-2 (2-2, 2-0, 1-0) 3 rd place games April Czech Republic-Finland 3-3 (1-3, 1-0, 1-0) April Finland-Czech Republic 4-0 (0-0, 2-0, 2-0) Tournaments included in the Euro Hockey Tour are: The Karjala Tournament, The Rosno Cup. The Sweden Hockey Games. Euro Hockey Tour play off: After the four tournaments played the 1 st and 2 nd team play two EHT 1 st Place games. The 3 rd and 4 th team play two EHT 3 rd Place games. PLAY OFF After the three tournaments team at place 1 (Russia) and 2 (Sweden) play final game in best of two games. Team at place 3 (Czech Republic) and 4 (Finland) play about third and fourth place in best of two games. STANDINGS A=Games, B=Won, C=Tied, D=Lost, E=Goals for-goals against, F=Goal difference, G=Points, H=Won in overtime, I=Lost in overtime, J=Won after Game Winning Penalty Shots, K=Lost after Game Winning Penalty Shots Euro Hockey Tour standing before final games 2004/ Russia Sweden Czech Republic Finland Final standings in the Sweden Hockey Games Sweden Czech Republic Russia Finland

45 Final standings in The Rosno Cup Russia Finland Czech Republic Sweden Final standings in The Karjala Tournament Finland Sweden Czech Republic Russia Previous winner in the Euro Hockey Tour: 2004/2005 Russia 2003/2004 Finland 2002/2003 Finland 2001/2002 Finland 2000/2001 Finland 1999/2000 Finland 1998/1999 Sweden 1997/1998 Czech Republic 1996/1997 Finland

46 FINLAND WON THE EURO HOCKEY TOUR SEASON 2003/2004 The Euro Hockey Tour final standings after The Ceska Pojistovna Cup in Helsinki, Finland, and Pardubice, Czech Republic, during September , and The Karjala Tournament in Nyköping, Sweden, and Helsinki, Finland, during November , and Baltica Brewery Cup in Moscow, Russia, during December , and Sweden Hockey Games in Helsinki, Finland, and Stockholm, Sweden, during February and the final games at April 16 and FINAL STANDINGS IN THE EURO HOCKEY TOUR 2003/2004: 1. Finland 2. Sweden 3. Russia 4. Czech Republic 1 st place games April Sweden-Finland 3-1 (2-0, 1-1, 0-0) April Finland-Sweden 5-0 (1-0, 3-0, 0-0, 1-0) 3 rd place games April Russia-Czech Republic 1-5 (0-0, 0-3, 1-2) April Czech Republic-Russia 4-8 (2-2, 1-1, 1-4, 0-1) Tournaments included in the Euro Hockey Tour are: Ceska Pojistovna Cup. Karjala Tournament. Baltica Brewery Cup. Sweden Hockey Games. Euro Hockey Tour play off: After the four tournaments played the 1 st and 2 nd team play two EHT 1 st Place games. The 3 rd and 4 th team play two EHT 3 rd Place games. EURO HOCKEY TOUR STANDING BEFORE FINAL GAMES 2003/2004: A=Games, B=Won, C=Tied, D=Lost, E=Goals forward-against, F=Goal difference, G=Points, H=Won in overtime, I=Lost in overtime, J=Won in game winning penalty shots, K=Lost in game winning penalty shots 1. Finland Sweden Czech Republic Russia

47 SWEDEN HOCKEY GAMES 2004 FINAL STANDINGS 1. Sweden Czech Republic Russia Finland BALTICA BREWERY CUP 2003 FINAL STANDINGS 1. Finland Czech Republic Russia Sweden KARJALA TOURNAMENT 2003 FINAL STANDINGS 1. Finland Czech Republic Russia Sweden CESKA POJISTOVNA CUP 2003 FINAL STANDINGS 1. Finland Sweden Russia Czech Republic

48 FINLAND WON THE EURO HOCKEY TOUR SEASON 2002/2003 The Euro Hockey Tour final standing after the Ceska Pojistovna Cup in Karlstad, Sweden, and Zlin, Czech Republic, during September , the Karjala Tournament in Pardubice, Czech Republic, and Helsinki, Finland, during November , the Baltica Brewery Cup in Espoo, Finland, and Moscow, Russia, during December , and Sweden Hockey Games during February Tournaments included in the Euro Hockey Tour are: Ceska Pojistovna Cup. Baltica Brewery Cup. Karjala Tournament. Sweden Hockey Games. EURO HOCKEY TOUR FINAL STANDINGS 2002/2003: A=Games, B=Won, C=Tied, D=Lost, E=Goals forward-against, F=Goal difference, G=Points, H=Won in overtime, I=Lost in overtime, J=Won in game winning penalty shots, K=Lost in game winning penalty shots 1. Finland Russia Czech Republic Sweden SWEDEN HOCKEY GAMES 2003 FINAL STANDINGS (Games against Canada are not included in Euro Hockey Tour) 1. Russia Finland Sweden Czech Republic BALTICA BREWERY CUP 2002 FINAL STANDINGS (Games against Slovakia are not included in Euro Hockey Tour) 1. Czech Republic Finland Russia Sweden KARJALA TOURNAMENT 2002 FINAL STANDINGS 1. Finland Czech Republic Sweden Russia CESKA POJISTOVNA CUP 2002 FINAL STANDING 1. Russia Czech Republic Sweden Finland

49 FINLAND WON THE EURO HOCKEY TOUR 2001/2002 The Euro Hockey Tour final standing after the four tournaments: Ceska Pojistovna Cup in Helsinki, Finland, and Zlin, Czech Republic, during September Sweden Hockey Games in Helsinki, Finland, and Stockholm, Sweden, during November Baltica Brewery Cup in Helsinki, Finland, and Moscow, Russia December Karjala Tournament in Helsinki, Finland, and Stockholm Sweden, during April Tournaments included in the Euro Hockey Tour are: Ceska Pojistovna Cup. Sweden Hockey Games. Baltica Brewery Cup. Karjala Tournament. EURO HOCKEY TOUR FINAL STANDING 2001/2002: A=Games, B=Won, C=Tied, D=Lost, E=Goals forward-against, F=Goal difference, G=Points, H=Won in overtime, I=Lost in overtime, J=Won in game winning penalty shots, K=Lost in game winning penalty shots 1. Finland Russia Sweden Czech Republic KARJALA TOURNAMENT 2002 FINAL STANDING 1. Finland Russia Sweden Czech Republic BALTICA BREWERY CUP 2001 FINAL STANDING 1. Czech Republic Russia Sweden Finland SWEDEN HOCKEY GAMES 2001 FINAL STANDING Games against Team Canada are not counted in Euro Hockey Tour 1. Sweden Czech Republic Russia Finland CESKA POJISTOVNA CUP 2001 FINAL STANDING 1. Finland Russia Sweden Czech Republic

50 FINLAND WON THE EURO HOCKEY TOUR DURING SEASON 2000/2001 The Euro Hockey Tour final standing after Ceska Pojistovna Cup during August 31-September , Karjala Tournament during November , Baltica Brewery Cup December and Sweden Hockey Games February Tournaments included in Euro Hockey Tour are: Ceska Pojistovna Cup. Karjala Tournament. Baltica Brewery Cup. Sweden Hockey Games EURO HOCKEY TOUR FINAL STANDING 2000/2001: A=Games, B=Won, C=Tied, D=Lost, E=Goals forward-against, F=Goal difference, G=Points, H=Won in overtime, I=Lost in overtime, J=Won in game winning penalty shots, K=Lost in game winning penalty shots A B C D E F G H I J K 1. Finland Russia Sweden Czech Republic SWEDEN HOCKEY GAMES FEBRUARY 2001 FINAL STANDING (Canada s results are not included) 1. Sweden Finland Czech Republic Russia BALTICA BREWERY CUP 2000 FINAL STANDING 1. Russia Czech Republic Finland Sweden KARJALA TOURNAMENT 2000 FINAL STANDING 1. Finland Sweden Russia Czech Republic CESKA POJISTOVNA CUP 2000 FINAL STANDING 1. Finland Sweden Russia Czech Republic

51 FINLAND WON THE EURO HOCKEY TOUR 1999/2000 Finland won the Euro Hockey Tour (unofficial European Championship) season 1999/2000. Finland became the first nation to win Euro Hockey Tour two times. The first Finland victory was in the first Euro Hockey Tour season 1996/97. In Euro Hockey Tour season 1999/2000 games between Finland, Russia, Czech Republic and Sweden was counted. Tournaments played was Ceska Pojistovna Cup September , Karjala Cup November , Baltica Brewery Cup December and Sweden Hockey Games February Final standings for the Euro Hockey Tour in season 1999/2000: 1. Finland Czech Republic Russia Sweden Final standings for The Sweden Hockey Games Finland Czech Republic Canada Russia Sweden Final standings for The Baltica Brewery Cup Russia Czech Republic Finland Sweden Canada Final standings for the Karjala Tournament Finland Russia Czech Republic Sweden Final standings for the Ceska Pojistovna Cup Czech Republic Finland Sweden Russia

52 SWEDEN WON THE EURO HOCKEY TOUR 1998/99 Sweden ended at second place in the two first Euro Hockey Tour seasons. In the third try Sweden won the Euro Hockey Tour in season 1998/99. Sweden and Finland ended equal in points but Sweden had better goal difference. Games between Czech Republic, Finland, Russia and Sweden in Ceska Pojistovna Cup, Karjala Cup, Baltica Brewery Cup and Sweden Hockey Games was counted. Final standings for the Euro Hockey Tour in season 1998/99: 1. Sweden Finland Czech Republic Russia Final standings for the Sweden Hockey Games Finland Sweden Canada Czech Republic Russia Final standings for the Baltica Brewery Cup Sweden Czech Republic Finland Russia Canada Final standings for the Karjala Tournament Finland Russia Czech Republic Sweden Final standings for the Ceska Pojistovna Cup Sweden Finland Czech Republic Russia

53 CZECH REPUBLIC WON THE EURO HOCKEY TOUR IN 1997/98 Czech Republic won the second Euro Hockey Tour tournament. Sweden ended at second place. Games between Czech Republic, Finland, Russia and Sweden in Ceska Pojistovna Cup, Karjala Cup, Baltica Brewery Cup and Sweden Hockey Games was counted. Final standings for the Euro Hockey Tour in season 1997/98: 1. Czech Republic Sweden Finland Russia Final standings for the Sweden Hockey Games 1998 Games against Canada are not counted in Euro Hockey Tour 1. Sweden Czech Republic Finland Russia Canada Final standings for the Baltica Brewery Cup Czech Republic Russia Finland Sweden st Place Game Czech Republic-Russia rd Place Game Sweden-Finland 2-1 Final standings for the Karjala Tournament Sweden Czech Republic Russia Finland Final standings for the Pragobanka Cup Czech Republic Finland Russia Sweden

54 FINLAND WON THE EURO HOCKEY TOUR 1996/97 Finland won the first Euro Hockey Tour tournament. Finland and Sweden was equal in points but Finland had better goal difference. Games between Czech Republic, Finland, Russia and Sweden in Karjala Tournament, Priz Izvestija and Sweden Hockey Games was counted. Final standings for the Euro Hockey Tour in season 1996/97: 1. Finland Sweden Russia Czech Republic Final standings for the Sweden Hockey Games 1997 Games against Canada are not counted in Euro Hockey Tour 1. Finland Sweden Canada Russia Czech Republic Final standings for the Priz Izvestija 1996 Games against Canada are not counted in Euro Hockey Tour 1. Sweden Russia Finland Czech Republic Canada Final standings for the Karjala Tournament Finland Sweden Russia Czech Republic

55 Czech Republic s Finland s, Russia s and Sweden s games during season 2017/2018 Team Czech Republic s games during season 2017/2018 August 23 Czech Republic-Slovakia 0-2 Trinec, Czech Republic August 24 Slovakia-Czech Republic 1-2 Zilina, Slovakia November 8 Sweden-Czech Republic 5-3 Karjala Tournament, Örebro, Sweden November 10 Czech Republic-Switzerland 3-2 Karjala Tournament, Helsinki, Finland November 12 Russia-Czech Republic 5-2 Karjala Tournament, Helsinki, Finland December 13 Czech Republic-Finland 3-2 ot Channel One Cup, Prague, Czech Republic December 15 Czech Republic-Canada 4-1 Channel One Cup, Moscow, Russia December 17 Sweden-Czech Republic 1-4 Channel One Cup, Moscow, Russia February 11 Finland-Czech Republic 2-0 Pre Olympic Games, Anyang, South Korea February 15 Czech Republic-South Korea 2-1 Olympic Games, Gangneung, South Korea February 17 Canada-Czech Republic 2-3 Olympic Games, Gangneung, South Korea February 18 Czech Republic-Switzerland 4-1 Olympic Games, Gangneung, South Korea February 21 Czech Republic-USA 3-2 Olympic Games, Gangneung, South Korea February 23 Czech Republic-OAR 0-3 Olympic Games, Gangneung, South Korea February 24 Czech Republic-Canada 4-6 Olympic Games, Gangneung, South Korea April 4 Czech Republic-Switzerland 5-2 Pribram, Czech Republic April 5 Czech Republic-Switzerland 4-1 Pribram, Czech Republic April 13 France-Czech Republic Amiens, France April 14 France-Czech Republic Cergy, France April 19 Finland-Czech Republic Carlson Hockey Games, Pardubice, Czech Republic April 21 Czech Republic-Sweden Carlson Hockey Games, Pardubice, Czech Republic April 22 Czech Republic-Russia Carlson Hockey Games, Pardubice, Czech Republic April 26 Czech Republic-Sweden Sweden Hockey Games, Södertälje, Sweden April 28 Finland-Czech Republic Sweden Hockey Games, Södertälje, Sweden April 29 Russia-Czech Republic Sweden Hockey Games, Stockholm, Sweden May 5 Czech Republic-Slovakia World Championship in Copenhagen, Denmark May 6 Sweden-Czech Republic World Championship in Copenhagen, Denmark May 8 Czech Republic-Switzerland World Championship in Copenhagen, Denmark May 10 Czech Republic-Russia World Championship in Copenhagen, Denmark May 11 Belarus-Czech Republic World Championship in Copenhagen, Denmark May 13 France-Czech Republic World Championship in Copenhagen, Denmark May 14 Czech Republic-Austria World Championship in Copenhagen, Denmark Other World Championship games depends on results from the first round 55

56 Team Finland s games during season 2017/2018 November 9 Finland-Russia 3-2 Karjala Tournament, Helsinki, Finland November 11 Finland-Sweden 3-1 Karjala Tournament, Helsinki, Finland November 12 Finland-Canada 4-3 Karjala Tournament, Helsinki, Finland December 13 Czech Republic-Finland 3-2 ot Channel One Cup, Prague, Czech Republic December 15 Finland-South Korea 4-1 Channel One Cup, Moscow, Russia December 17 Russia-Finland 3-0 Channel One Cup, Moscow, Russia February 11 Finland-Czech Republic 2-0 Pre Olympic Games, Anyang, South Korea February 15 Finland-Germany 5-2 Olympic Games, Gangneung, South Korea February 16 Finland-Norway 5-1 Olympic Games, Gangneung, South Korea February 18 Sweden-Finland 3-1 Olympic Games, Kwandong, South Korea February 20 Finland-South Korea 5-2 Olympic Games, Gangneung, South Korea February 21 Canada-Finland 1-0 Olympic Games, Gangneung, South Korea April 5 Finland-Belarus 2-3 ot Kupitttaa, Finland April 6 Finland-Belarus 4-3 ot Hämeenlinna, Finland April 11 Latvia-Finland Riika, Latvia April 12 Latvia-Finland Riika, Latvia April 19 Finland-Czech Republic Carlson Hockey Games, Pardubice, Czech Republic April 21 Russia-Finland Carlson Hockey Games, Pardubice, Czech Republic April 22 Sweden-Finland Carlson Hockey Games, Pardubice, Czech Republic April 26 Finland-Russia Sweden Hockey Games, TBD, Finland April 28 Finland-Czech Republic Sweden Hockey Games, Stockholm, Sweden April 29 Sweden-Finland Sweden Hockey Games, Stockholm, Sweden May 5 Finland-South Korea World Championship in Herning, Denmark May 6 Latvia-Finland World Championship in Herning, Denmark May 8 Finland-Norway World Championship in Herning, Denmark May 9 Finland-Denmark World Championship in Herning, Denmark May 12 Canada-Finland World Championship in Herning, Denmark May 13 Germany-Finland World Championship in Herning, Denmark May 15 Finland-USA World Championship in Herning, Denmark Other World Championship games depends on results from the first round

57 Team Russia s games during season 2017/2018 November 9 Finland-Russia 3-2 Karjala Tournament, Helsinki, Finland November 11 Switzerland-Russia 2-6 Karjala Tournament, Helsinki, Finland November 12 Russia-Czech Republic 5-2 Karjala Tournament, Helsinki, Finland December 14 Sweden-Russia 1-3 Channel One Cup, Moscow, Russia December 16 Russia-Canada 2-0 Channel One Cup, Moscow, Russia December 17 Russia-Finland 3-0 Channel One Cup, Moscow, Russia January 30 OAR-Belraus 3-0 Pre Olympic Games game, Moscow, Russia February 4 OAR-Spartak Moscow 2-1 ot Pre Olympic Games game, Moscow, Russia January 30 South Korea-OAR 1-8 Pre Olympic Games game, Anyang, South Korea February 14 Slovakia- OAR 3-2 Olympic Games, Gangneung, South Korea February 16 OAR-Slovenia 8-2 Olympic Games, Gangneung, South Korea February 17 OAR-USA 4-0 Olympic Games, Gangneung, South Korea February 21 OAR-Norway 6-1 Olympic Games, Gangneung, South Korea February 23 Czech Republic-OAR 0-3 Olympic Games, Gangneung, South Korea February 25 OAR-Germany 4-3 ot Olympic Games, Gangneung, South Korea April 19 Russia-Sweden Carlson Hockey Games, Yaroslavl, Russia April 21 Russia-Finland Carlson Hockey Games, Pardubice, Czech Republic April 22 Czech Republic-Russia Carlson Hockey Games, Pardubice, Czech Republic April 26 Finland-Russia Sweden Hockey Games, TBD, Finland April 28 Sweden-Russia Sweden Hockey Games, Stockholm, Sweden April 29 Russia-Czech Republic Sweden Hockey Games, Stockholm, Sweden May 4 Russia-France World Championship in Copenhagen, Denmark May 6 Austria-Russia World Championship in Copenhagen, Denmark May 7 Belarus-Russia World Championship in Copenhagen, Denmark May 10 Czech Republic-Russia World Championship in Copenhagen, Denmark May 12 Russia-Switzerland World Championship in Copenhagen, Denmark May 14 Russia-Slovakia World Championship in Copenhagen, Denmark May 15 Russia-Sweden World Championship in Copenhagen, Denmark Other World Championship games depends on results from the first round

58 Team Sweden s games during season 2017/2018 November 8 Sweden-Czech Republic 5-3 Karjala Tournament, Örebro, Sweden November 10 Canada-Sweden 0-2 Karjala Tournament, Helsinki, Finland November 11 Finland-Sweden 3-1 Karjala Tournament, Helsinki, Finland December 14 Sweden-Russia 1-3 Channel One Cup, Moscow, Russia December 16 South Korea-Sweden 1-5 Channel One Cup, Moscow, Russia December 17 Sweden-Czech Republic 1-4 Channel One Cup, Moscow, Russia February 12 Sweden-Canada 1-4 Pre Olympic Games game, Incheon, South Korea February 15 Norway-Sweden 0-4 Olympic Games, Gangneung, South Korea February 16 Sweden-Germany 1-0 Olympic Games, Kwandong, South Korea February 18 Sweden-Finland 3-1 Olympic Games, Kwandong, South Korea February 21 Sweden-Germany 3-4 ot Olympic Games, Kwandong, South Korea April 5 Sweden-Slovakia 6-3 Norrköping, Sweden April 6 Sweden-Slovakia 7-1 Oskarshamn, Sweden April 12 Denmark-Sweden Rungsted, Denmark April 14 Denmark-Sweden Rödovre, Denmark April 19 Russia-Sweden Carlson Hockey Games, Yaroslavl, Russia April 21 Czech Republic-Sweden Carlson Hockey Games, Pardubice, Czech Republic April 22 Sweden-Finland Carlson Hockey Games, Pardubice, Czech Republic April 26 Czech Republic-Sweden Sweden Hockey Games, Södertälje, Sweden April 28 Sweden-Russia Sweden Hockey Games, Stockholm, Sweden April 29 Sweden-Finland Sweden Hockey Games, Stockholm, Sweden May 4 Sweden-Belarus World Championship in Copenhagen, Denmark May 6 Sweden-Czech Republic World Championship in Copenhagen, Denmark May 7 Sweden-France World Championship in Copenhagen, Denmark May 9 Sweden-Austria World Championship in Copenhagen, Denmark May 12 Slovakia-Sweden World Championship in Copenhagen, Denmark May 113 Switzerland-Sweden World Championship in Copenhagen, Denmark May 15 Russia-Sweden World Championship in Copenhagen, Denmark Other World Championship games depends on results from the first round

59 RESULTS FROM PREVIOUS TOURNAMENTS Sweden Hockey Games in Stockholm, Sweden USSR SWE FIN CSSR USSR SWE FIN CSSR USSR SWE FIN CSSR Sweden Hockey Games in Stockholm, Sweden CAN CIS CSSR SWE CAN CIS CSSR SWE CAN CIS CSSR SWE Sweden Hockey Games in Stockholm, Sweden SWE CZE RUS CAN SWE CZE RUS CAN SWE CZE RUS CAN

60 1994 Sweden Hockey Games in Stockholm, Sweden CZE SWE CAN RUS CZE SWE CAN RUS CZE SWE CAN RUS Sweden Hockey Games in Stockholm, Sweden SWE RUS CZE CAN SWE CAN RUS CZE SWE CAN RUS CZE Sweden Hockey Games in Stockholm, Sweden SWE CZE RUS CAN SWE CAN RUS CZE SWE CZE RUS CAN

61 1997 Sweden Hockey Games in Stockholm, Sweden FIN SWE CAN RUS CZE FIN SWE CAN RUS CZE FIN SWE CAN RUS CZE Sweden Hockey Games in Stockholm, Sweden SWE CZE FIN RUS CAN FIN SWE CAN RUS CZE FIN SWE CAN RUS CZE Sweden Hockey Games in Stockholm, Sweden FIN SWE CAN CZE RUS FIN SWE CAN CZE RUS FIN SWE CAN CZE RUS

62 2000 Sweden Hockey Games in Stockholm, Sweden FIN CZE CAN RUS SWE FIN CZE CAN RUS SWE FIN CZE CAN RUS SWE Sweden Hockey Games in Stockholm, Sweden, and Pardubice, Czech Republic, in February A=Games, B=Won, C=Tied, D=Lost, E=Goal difference, F=Points, G=Won in Overtime, H=Lost in Overtime, I=Won in penalty shots, J=Lost in penalty shots A B C D E F G H I J SWE FIN CAN CZE RUS SWE FIN CAN CZE RUS SWE FIN ot 4-1 CAN CZE ot RUS

63 2001 Sweden Hockey Games in Stockholm, Sweden, and Helsinki, Finland, in November A=Games, B=Won, C=Tied, D=Lost, E=Goal difference, F=Points, G=Won in Overtime, H=Lost in Overtime, I=Won in penalty shots, J=Lost in penalty shots A B C D E F G H I J SWE CZE FIN RUS CAN SWE CZE FIN RUS CAN SWE 1-2 ot ps 7-4 CZE 2-1 ot FIN RUS 1-2 ps ps CAN ps 2003 Sweden Hockey Games in Stockholm, Sweden, and Helsinki, Finland, in February A=Games, B=Won, C=Tied, D=Lost, E=Goal difference, F=Points, G=Won in Overtime, H=Lost in Overtime, I=Won in penalty shots, J=Lost in penalty shots A B C D E F G H I J RUS SWE CAN FIN CZE RUS SWE CAN FIN CZE RUS ot 3-2 SWE ps 1-2 ps 4-1 CAN ps ps FIN 2-3 ot 2-1 ps ps CZE ps 0-1 ps 2004 Sweden Hockey Games in Stockholm, Sweden, and Helsinki, Finland, in February A=Games, B=Won, C=Tied, D=Lost, E=Goal difference, F=Points, G=Won in Overtime, H=Lost in Overtime, I=Won in penalty shots, J=Lost in penalty shots A B C D E F G H I J SWE CZE RUS FIN SWE CZE RUS FIN SWE CZE ot 2-1 RUS ot 4-1 FIN

64 2005 Sweden Hockey Games in Stockholm, Sweden, and Tampere, Finland, in February A=Games, B=Won, C=Tied, D=Lost, E=Goal difference, F=Points, G=Won in Overtime, H=Lost in Overtime, I=Won in penalty shots, J=Lost in penalty shots A B C D E F G H I J SWE CZE RUS FIN SWE CZE RUS FIN SWE 3-2ps CZE 2-3 ps ot RUS ot FIN ot 3-4 ot 2006 LG Hockey Games in Stockholm, Sweden, and Helsinki, Finland, in April A=Games, B=Won, C=Tied, D=Lost, E=Goal difference, F=Points, G=Won in Overtime, H=Lost in Overtime, I=Won in penalty shots, J=Lost in penalty shots A B C D E F G H I J RUS FIN SWE CZE RUS FIN SWE CZE RUS FIN SWE CZE LG Hockey Games in Stockholm, Sweden, and Moscow, Russia, in February A=Games, B=Won, C=Tied, D=Lost, E=Goal difference, F=Points, G=Won in Overtime, H=Lost in Overtime, I=Won in penalty shots, J=Lost in penalty shots A B C D E F G H I J SWE RUS CZE FIN SWE RUS CZE FIN SWE RUS ot+os 4-3 ot CZE ot+ps 5-0 FIN ot

65 2008 LG Hockey Games in Stockholm, Sweden, and Tampere, Finland, in February A=Games, B=Won, C=Tied, D=Lost, E=Goal difference, F=Points, G=Won in Overtime, H=Lost in Overtime, I=Won in penalty shots, J=Lost in penalty shots Russia Finland Sweden Czech Republic Russia Finland Sweden Czech Republic Russia Finland Sweden Czech Republic LG Hockey Games in Stockholm, Sweden, and Prague, Czech Republic, in February A=Games, B=Won, C=Tied, D=Lost, E=Goal difference, F=Points, G=Won in Overtime, H=Lost in Overtime, I=Won in Game Winning Shots, J=Lost in Game Winning Shots Sweden Russia Finland Czech Republic Sweden Russia Finland Czech Republic Sweden Russia ot+gws 6-3 Finland ot+gws 5-3 Czech Republic LG Hockey Games in Stockholm, Sweden, and Helsinki, Finland, in April-May A=Games, B=Won, C=Tied, D=Lost, E=Goal difference, F=Points, G=Won in Overtime, H=Lost in Overtime, I=Won in Game Winning Shots, J=Lost in Game Winning Shots Finland Czech Republic Russia Sweden Finland Czech Republic Russia Sweden Finland ot+gws 2-3 Czech Republic ot+gws Russia 4-5 ot+gws Sweden ot+gws

66 2011 LG Hockey Games in Moscow, Russia, and Stockholm, Sweden, in February A=Games, B=Won, C=Tied, D=Lost, E=Goal difference, F=Points, G=Won in Overtime, H=Lost in Overtime, I=Won in Game Winning Shots, J=Lost in Game Winning Shots Sweden Russia Finland Czech Republic Sweden Russia Finland Czech Republic Sweden ot+gws 6-1 Russia Finland 2-3 ot+gws ot Czech Republic ot 2012 Oddset Hockey Games in Helsinki, Finland, and Stockholm, Sweden, in February A=Games, B=Won, C=Tied, D=Lost, E=Goal difference, F=Points, G=Won in Overtime, H=Lost in Overtime, I=Won in Game Winning Shots, J=Lost in Game Winning Shots Sweden Czech Republic Russia Finland Sweden Czech Republic Russia Finland Sweden 1-2 ot+gws Czech Republic 2-1 ot+gws Russia Finland Oddset Hockey Games in St. Petersburg, Russia, and Malmö, Sweden, in February A=Games, B=Won, C=Tied, D=Lost, E=Goal difference, F=Points, G=Won in Overtime, H=Lost in Overtime, I=Won in Game Winning Shots, J=Lost in Game Winning Shots Finland Czech Republic Russia Sweden Finland Czech Republic Russia Sweden Finland ot+gws 5-2 Czech Republic Russia 4-3 ot+gws Sweden

67 2014 Oddset Hockey Games in Helsinki, Finland, and Stockholm, Sweden, in May A=Games, B=Won, C=Tied, D=Lost, E=Goal difference, F=Points, G=Won in Overtime, H=Lost in Overtime, I=Won in Game Winning Shots, J=Lost in Game Winning Shots Finland Czech Republic Sweden Russia Finland Czech Republic Sweden Russia Finland 2-1 ot+gws 3-2 ot+gws 2-1 Czech Republic 1-2 ot+gws Sweden 4-3 ot+gws Russia There was no Sweden Hockey Games played season 2014/2015 There was no Sweden Hockey Games played season 2015/ Sweden Hockey Games in, St. Petersburg, Russia, and Gothenburg, Sweden, in February A=Games, B=Won, C=Tied, D=Lost, E=Goal difference, F=Points, G=Won in Overtime, H=Lost in Overtime, I=Won in Game Winning Shots, J=Lost in Game Winning Shots Russia Czech Republic Sweden Finland Russia Czech Republic Sweden Finland Russia Czech Republic Sweden Finland

68 SWEDEN HOCKEY GAMES The scoring leaders in Sweden Hockey Games. Scoring leaders in Sweden Hockey Games February 2017 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty Minutes Carl Klingberg, Sweden Lukas Radil, Czech Republic Kirill Kaprizov, Russia Anatoli Golyshev, Russia Jan Kovar, Czech Republic Adam Polasek, Czech Republic Scoring leaders in Oddset Hockey Games May 2014 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty Minutes A B C D E Mikael Backlund, Sweden Juuso Hietanen, Finland Joakim Lindström, Sweden Scoring leaders in Oddset Hockey Games February 2013 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty Minutes A B C D E Sergey Mozyakin, Russia Juhamatti Aaltonen, Finland Ville Lajunen, Finland Juha-Pekka Hytönen, Finland Ilari Filppula, Finland Alexander Radulov, Russia Scoring leaders in Oddset Hockey Games February 2012 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty Minutes A B C D E Janne Pesonen, Finland Nicklas Danielsson, Sweden Juhamatti Aaltonen, Finland Jakub Nakladal, Czech Republic

69 Scoring leaders in LG Hockey Games February 2011 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty Minutes A B C D E Dick Axelsson, Sweden Magnus Johansson, Sweden Martin Thörnberg, Sweden Jonas Andersson, Sweden Niklas Persson, Sweden Scoring leaders in LG Hockey Games April-May 2010 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty Minutes A B C D E Juhamatti Aaltonen, Finland Petri Kontiola, Finland Sergey Fedorov, Russia Scoring leaders in LG Hockey Games February 2009 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty Minutes A B C D E Maxim Rybin, Russia Niko Kapanen, Finland Petr Schastlivy, Russia Linus Omark, Sweden Tony Mårtensson, Sweden Mattias Weinhandl, Sweden Scoring leaders in LG Hockey Games 2008 February A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty Minutes A B C D E Mattias Weinhandl, Sweden Maxim Sushinsky, Russia Esa Pirnes, Finland Scoring leaders in LG Hockey Games 2007 February A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty Minutes A B C D E Fredrik Bremberg, Sweden Johan Davidsson, Sweden

70 Scoring leaders in LG Hockey Games 2006 April A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty Minutes A B C D E Danis Zaripiv, Russia Fredrik Emwall, Sweden Maxim Sushinsky, Russia Scoring leaders in Sweden Hockey Games 2005 February A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty Minutes A B C D E Henrik Zetterberg, Sweden Vaclav Prospal, Czech Republic Jan Hlavac, Czech Republic Timo Pärssinen, Finland Jonathan Hedström, Sweden David Vyborny, Czech Republic Magnus Kahnberg, Sweden Radek Dvorak, Czech Republic Scoring leaders in Sweden Hockey Games 2004 February A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty Minutes A B C D E Johan Davidsson, Sweden Oleg Tverdovsky, Russia Magnus Kahnberg, Sweden Maxim Sushinsky, Russia Scoring leaders in Sweden Hockey Games 2003 February A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty Minutes A B C D E Niklas Andersson, Sweden David Nemirovski, Canada Sergei Zinovjev, Russia Scoring leader in Sweden Hockey Games 2001 November A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty Minutes A B C D E Henrik Zetterberg, Sweden

71 Scoring leaders in Sweden Hockey Games 2001 February A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty Minutes A B C D E Timo Pärssinen, Finland Daniel Marois, Canada Scoring leaders in Sweden Hockey Games 2000 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty Minutes A B C D E Chris Lindberg, Canada Dmitri Vlassenkov Russia Antti Törmänen, Finland Toni Sihvonen, Finland Mika Nieminen, Finland Zdenek Sedlak, Czech Republic Pavel Patera, Czech Republic Greg Parks, Canada Dale McTavish Canada Scoring leader in Sweden Hockey Games 1999 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty Minutes A B C D E Marko Tuomainen, Finland Scoring leader in Sweden Hockey Games 1998 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty Minutes A B C D E Raimo Helminen, Finland Scoring leader in Sweden Hockey Games 1997 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty Minutes A B C D E Michael Nylander, Sweden Scoring leaders in Sweden Hockey Games 1996 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty Minutes A B C D E Robert Reichel, Czech Republic Radek Belohlav, Czech Republic Scoring leader in Sweden Hockey Games 1995 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty Minutes A B C D E Tomas Forslund, Sweden

72 Scoring leaders in Sweden Hockey Games 1994 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty Minutes A B C D E Jiri Vykoukal, Czech Republic Paul Kariya, Canada Scoring leader in Sweden Hockey Games 1993 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty Minutes A B C D E Antonin Stavjana, Czech Republic Scoring leader in Sweden Hockey Games 1992 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty Minutes A B C D E Wally Schreiber, Canada Scoring leader in Sweden Hockey Games 1991 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty Minutes A B C D E Valerij Kamenskij, Russia

73 SWEDEN HOCKEY GAMES The best goalkeepers in Sweden Hockey Games The best goalkeeper in Sweden Hockey Games 2017 February A=Games played, B=Games played in, C=Minutes played, D= Shots on goal, E=Goals against, F=Goals against average, G=Shutouts A B C D E F G Mikko Koskinen, Finland The best goalkeeper in Oddset Hockey Games 2014 May A=Games played, B=Games played in, C=Minutes played, D= Shots on goal, E=Goals against, F=Goals against average, G=Shutouts A B C D E F G Joacim Eriksson, Sweden The best goalkeeper in Oddset Hockey Games 2013 February A=Games played, B=Games played in, C=Minutes played, D= Shots on goal, E=Goals against, F=Goals against average, G=Shutouts A B C D E F G Alexander Salak, Czech Republic The best goalkeeper in Oddset Hockey Games 2012 February A=Games played, B=Games played in, C=Minutes played, D= Shots on goal, E=Goals against, F=Goals against average, G=Shutouts A B C D E F G Viktor Fasth, Sweden The best goalkeeper in LG Hockey Games 2011 February A=Games played, B=Games played in, C=Minutes played, D= Shots on goal, E=Goals against, F=Goals against average, G=Shutouts A B C D E F G Stefan Liv, Sweden The best goalkeeper in LG Hockey Games 2010 April-May A=Games played, B=Games played in, C=Minutes played, D= Shots on goal, E=Goals against, F=Goals against average, G=Shutouts A B C D E F G Ondrej Pavelec, Czech Republic

74 The best goalkeeper in LG Hockey Games 2009 February A=Games played, B=Games played in, C=Minutes played, D= Shots on goal, E=Goals against, F=Goals against average, G=Shutouts A B C D E F G Johan Holmqvist, Sweden The best goalkeeper in LG Hockey Games 2008 February A=Games played, B=Games played in, C=Minutes played, D= Shots on goal, E=Goals against, F=Goals against average, G=Shutouts A B C D E F G Semen Varlamov, Russia The best goalkeeper in LG Hockey Games 2007 February A=Games played, B=Games played in, C=Minutes played, D= Shots on goal, E=Goals against, F=Goals against average, G=Shutouts A B C D E F G Daniel Henriksson, Sweden The best goalkeeper in LG Hockey Games 2006 April A=Games played, B=Games played in, C=Minutes played, D= Shots on goal, E=Goals against, F=Goals against average, G=Shutouts A B C D E F G Niklas Bäckström, Finland The best goalkeeper in Sweden Hockey Games 2005 February A=Games played, B=Games played in, C=Minutes played, D= Shots on goal, E=Goals against, F=Goals against average, G=Shutouts A B C D E F G Henrik Lundqvist, Sweden The best goalkeeper in Sweden Hockey Games 2004 February A=Games played, B=Games played in, C=Minutes played, D= Shots on goal, E=Goals against, F=Goals against average, G= Shutouts A B C D E F G Roman Malek, Czech Republic The best goalkeeper in Sweden Hockey Games 2003 February A=Games played, B=Games played in, C=Minutes played, D= Shots on goal, E=Goals against, F=Goals against average, G= Shutouts A B C D E F G Roman Malek, Czech Republic

75 The best goalkeeper in Sweden Hockey Games 2001 November A=Games played, B=Games played in, C=Minutes played, D= Shots on goal, E=Goals against, F=Goals against average, G= Shutouts A B C D E F G Jiri Trvaj, Czech Republic The best goalkeeper in Sweden Hockey Games 2001 February A=Games played, B=Games played in, C=Minutes played, D= Shots on goal, E=Goals against, F=Goals against average, G= Shutouts A B C D E F G Mikael Tellqvist, Sweden The best goalkeeper in Sweden Hockey Games 2000 A=Games played, B=Games played in, C=Minutes played, D= Shots on goal, E=Goals against, F=Goals against average, G= Shutouts A B C D E F G Dusan Salficky, Czech Republic The best goalkeeper in Sweden Hockey Games 1999 A=Games played, B=Games played in, C=Minutes played, D= Shots on goal, E=Goals against, F=Goals against average, G= Shutouts A B C D E F G Petter Rönnquist, Sweden The best goalkeeper in Sweden Hockey Games 1998 A=Games played, B=Games played in, C=Minutes played, D= Shots on goal, E=Goals against, F=Goals against average, G= Shutouts A B C D E F G Jarmo Myllys, Finland The best goalkeeper in Sweden Hockey Games 1997 A=Games played, B=Games played in, C=Minutes played, D= Shots on goal, E=Goals against, F=Goals against average, G= Shutouts A B C D E F G Jarmo Myllys, Finland The best goalkeeper in Sweden Hockey Games 1996 A=Games played, B=Games played in, C=Minutes played, D= Shots on goal, E=Goals against, F=Goals against average, G= Shutouts A B C D E F G Boo Ahl, Sweden Thomas Östlund, Sweden

76 The best goalkeeper in Sweden Hockey Games 1995 A=Games played, B=Games played in, C=Minutes played, D= Shots on goal, E=Goals against, F=Goals against average, G= Shutouts A B C D E F G Roger Nordström, Sweden The best goalkeeper in Sweden Hockey Games 1994 A=Games played, B=Games played in, C=Minutes played, D= Shots on goal, E=Goals against, F=Goals against average, G= Shutouts A B C D E F G Petr Briza, Czech Republic The best goalkeeper in Sweden Hockey Games 1993 A=Games played, B=Games played in, C=Minutes played, D= Shots on goal, E=Goals against, F=Goals against average, G= Shutouts A B C D E F G Michael Sundlöv, Sweden The best goalkeeper in Sweden Hockey Games 1992 A=Games played, B=Games played in, C=Minutes played, D= Shots on goal, E=Goals against, F=Goals against average, G= Shutouts A B C D E F G Sean Burke, Canada The best goalkeeper in Sweden Hockey Games 1991 A=Games played, B=Games played in, C=Minutes played, D= Shots on goal, E=Goals against, F=Goals against average, G= Shutouts A B C D E F G Peter Lindmark, Sweden

77 SWEDEN HOCKEY GAMES The best players in the tournament chosen by the Sweden Hockey Games directorate. The best players in Sweden Hockey Games 2017 Best goalkeeper Igor Shestyorkin Russia Best defenceman Egor Rykov Russia Best forward Kirill Kaprizov Russia Most Valuable Player, MVP Carl Klingberg Sweden The best players in Oddset Hockey Games 2014 Best goalkeeper Pekka Rinne Finland Best defenceman Juuso Hietanen Finland Best forward Oscar Möller Sweden Most Valuable Player, MVP Pekka Rinne Finland The best players in Oddset Hockey Games 2013 Best goalkeeper Alexander Salak Czech Republic Best defenceman Ilya Nikulin Russia Best forward Juhamatti Aaltonen Finland Most Valuable Player, MVP Juhamatti Aaltonen Finland The best players in Oddset Hockey Games 2012 Best goalkeeper Viktor Fasth Sweden Best defenceman Mattias Ekholm Sweden Best forward Juhamatti Aaltonen Finland Most Valuable Player, MVP Viktor Fasth Sweden The best players in LG Hockey Games 2011 Best goalkeeper Stefan Liv Sweden Best defenceman Magnus Johansson Sweden Best forward Maxim Rybin Russia The best players in LG Hockey Games 2010 April-May Best goalkeeper Ondrej Pavelec Czech Republic Best defenceman Evgeny Ryasensenskiy Russia Best forward Juhamatti Aaltonen Finland 77

78 The best players in LG Hockey Games 2009 February Best goalkeeper Johan Holmqvist Sweden Best defenceman Kenny Jönsson Sweden Best forward Niko Kapanen Finland The best players in LG Hockey Games 2008 February Best goalkeeper Semen Varlamov Russia Best defenceman Kenny Jönsson Sweden Best forward Maxim Sushinsky Russia The best players in LG Hockey Games 2007 February Goalkeeper Marek Pinc Czech Republic Defenceman Kenny Jönsson Sweden Forward Fredrik Bremberg Sweden The best players in LG Hockey Games 2006 April Goalkeeper Daniel Henriksson Sweden Defenceman Kenny Jönsson Sweden Forward Alexander Semin Russia The best players in Sweden Hockey Games 2005 February Goalkeeper Henrik Lundqvist Sweden Defenceman Marek Zidlicky Czech Republic Forward Henrik Zetterberg Sweden The best players in Sweden Hockey Games 2004 February Goalkeeper Roman Malek Czech Republic Defenceman Oleg Tverdovsky Russia Forward Johan Davidsson Sweden The best players in Sweden Hockey Games 2003 February Goalkeeper Andrei Tsarev Russia Defenceman Sergej Vushedkevich Russia Forward Niklas Andersson Sweden The best players in Sweden Hockey Games 2001 November Goalkeeper Egor Podomatsky Russia Defenceman Thomas Rhodin Sweden Forward Henrik Zetterberg Sweden The best players in Sweden Hockey Games 2001 February Goalkeeper Mikael Tellqvist Sweden Defenceman Fredrik Olausson Sweden Forward Jukka Hentunen Finland 78

79 The best players in Sweden Hockey Games 2000 Goalkeeper Joaquin Gage Canada Defenceman Petteri Nummelin Finland Forward Niko Kapanen Finland The best players in Sweden Hockey Games 1999 Goalkeeper Roman Chechmanek Czech Republic Defenceman Jere Karalahti Finland Forward Jörgen Jönsson Sweden The best players in Sweden Hockey Games 1998 Goalkeeper Roman Chechmanek Czech Republic Defenceman Marko Kiprusoff Finland Forward Ulf Dahlén Sweden The best players in Sweden Hockey Games 1997 Goalkeeper Andrew Verner Canada Defenceman Hannu Virta Finland Forward Michael Nylander Sweden The best players in Sweden Hockey Games 1996 Goalkeeper Petr Briza Czech Republic Defenceman Tommy Sjödin Sweden Forward Sergei Berezin Russia The best players in Sweden Hockey Games 1995 Goalkeeper Roman Turek Czech Republic Defenceman Marcus Ragnarsson Sweden Forward Per-Erik Eklund Sweden The best players in Sweden Hockey Games 1994, no selection was done The best players in Sweden Hockey Games 1993 Goalkeeper Michael Sundlöv Sweden Defenceman Antonin Stavjana Czech Republic Forward Peter Forsberg Sweden The best players in Sweden Hockey Games 1992 Goalkeeper Sean Burke Canada Defenceman Curt Giles Canada Forward Bengt-Åke Gustafsson Sweden The best players in Sweden Hockey Games 1991 Goalkeeper Jukka Tammi Finland Defenceman Igor Kravtjuk Russia Forward Valerij Kamenskij Russia 79

80 SWEDEN HOCKEY GAMES The Sweden Hockey Games All Star Team is always voted by media representatives at the tournament. All Star Team 2017 February Goalkeeper Igor Shestyorkin Russia Defenceman Adam Polasek Czech Republic Defenceman Egor Rykov Russia Forward Kirill Kaprizov Russia Forward Carl Klingberg Sweden Forward Anatoly Golyshov Russia All Star Team 2014 May Goalkeeper Pekka Rinne Finland Defenceman Juuso Hietanen Finland Defenceman Anton Belov Russia Forward Viktor Tikhonov Russia Forward Oscar Möller Sweden Forward Petri Kontiola Finland All Star Team 2013 February Goalkeeper Alexander Salak Czech Republic Defenceman Ville Lajunen Finland Defenceman Ilya Nikulin Russia Forward Juhamatti Aaltonen Finland Forward Sergey Mozyakin Russia Forward Evgeny Kuznetsov Russia All Star Team 2012 February Goalkeeper Viktor Fasth Sweden Defenceman Ossi Väänänen Finland Defenceman Mattias Ekholm Sweden Forward Juhamatti Aaltonen Finland Forward Evgeny Kuznetsov Russia Forward Nicklas Danielsson Sweden All Star Team 2011 February Goalkeeper Stefan Liv Sweden Defenceman Magnus Johansson Sweden Defenceman Mattias Ekholm Sweden Forward Dick Axelsson Sweden Forward Jonas Andersson Sweden Forward Maxim Rybin Russia 80

81 All Star Team 2010 April-May Goalkeeper Ondrej Pavelec Czech Republic Defenceman Evgeny Ryasensenskiy Russia Defenceman Petteri Nummelin Finland Forward Petri Kontiola Finland Forward Sergey Fedorov Russia Forward Juhamatti Aaltonen Finland All Star Team 2009 February Goalkeeper Johan Holmqvist Sweden Defenceman Janne Niinimaa Finland Defenceman Kenny Jönsson Sweden Forward Niko Kapanen Finland Forward Maxim Rybin Russia Forward Mattias Weinhandl Sweden All Star Team 2008 February Goalkeeper Semen Varlamov Russia Defenceman Ilya Nikulin Russia Defenceman Kenny Jönsson Sweden Forward Tony Mårtensson Sweden Forward Maxim Sushinsky Russia Forward Mattias Weinhandl Sweden All Star Team 2007 February Goalkeeper Marek Pinc Czech Republic Defenceman Magnus Johansson Sweden Defenceman Kenny Jönsson Sweden Forward Fredrik Bremberg Sweden Forward Johan Davidsson Sweden Forward Nikolay Kulemin Russia All Star Team 2006 April Goalkeeper Daniel Henriksson Sweden Defenceman Aki-Petteri Berg Finland Defenceman Kenny Jönsson Sweden Forward Jesper Mattsson Sweden Forward Evgeny Malkin Russia Forward Alexander Semin Russia 81

82 All Star Team 2005 February Goalkeeper Henrik Lundqvist Sweden Defenceman Marek Zidlicky Czech Republic Defenceman Thomas Rhodin Sweden Forward Timo Pärssinen Finland Forward Henrik Zetterberg Sweden Forward Ilya Kovalchuk Russia All Star Team 2004 February Goalkeeper Roman Malek Czech Republic Defenceman Oleg Tverdovsky Russia Defenceman Per Gustafsson Sweden Forward Johan Davidsson Sweden Forward Tomas Vlasak Czech Republic Forward Kimmo Kuhta Finland All Star Team 2003 February Goalkeeper Andrei Tsarev Russia Defenceman Marko Kiprusoff Finland Defenceman Sergej Vushedkevich Russia Forward Niklas Andersson Sweden Forward Igor Grigorenko Russia Forward Jiri Hudler Czech Republic All Star Team 2001 November Goalkeeper Egor Podomatsky Russia Defenceman Michal Sykora Czech Republic Defenceman Thomas Rhodin Sweden Forward Jani Hassinen Finland Forward Henrik Zetterberg Sweden Forward Valery Karpov Russia All Star Team 2001 February Goalkeeper Dusan Salficky Czech Republic Defenceman Janne Grönvall Finland Defenceman Fredrik Olausson Sweden Forward Jukka Hentunen Finland Forward Jörgen Jönsson Sweden Forward Timo Pärssinen Finland 82

83 All Star Team 2000 Goalkeeper Roman Chechmanek Czech Republic Defenceman Petteri Nummelin Finland Defenceman Marko Tuulola Finland Forward Chris Lindberg Canada Forward Pavel Patera Czech Republic Forward Dmitri Vlassenkov Russia All Star Team 1999 Goalkeeper Petter Rönnquist Sweden Defenceman Christer Olsson Sweden Defenceman Frantisek Kaberle Czech Republic Forward Magnus Wernblom Sweden Forward Jörgen Jönsson Sweden Forward Marko Tuomainen Sweden All Star Team 1998 Goalkeeper Roman Chechmanek Czech Republic Defenceman Frantisek Kaberle Czech Republic Defenceman Christer Olsson Sweden Forward Ulf Dahlén Sweden Forward Raimo Helminen Finland Forward Anders Huusko Sweden All Star Team 1997 Goalkeeper Andrew Verner Canada Defenceman Roger Johansson Sweden Defenceman Hannu Virta Finland Forward Per Eklund Sweden Forward Michael Nylander Sweden Forward Sami Mettovaara Finland All Star Team 1996 Goalkeeper Petr Briza Czech Republic Defenceman Roger Johansson Sweden Defenceman Drahomir Kadlec Czech Republic Forward Sergei Berezin Russia Forward Robert Reichel Czech Republic Forward Tomas Forslund Sweden 83

84 All Star Team 1995 Goalkeeper Roman Turek Czech Republic Defenceman Tomas Jonsson Sweden Defenceman Frantisek Kaberle Czech Republic Forward Tomas Forslund Sweden Forward Per-Erik Eklund Sweden Forward Marcus Åkerblom Sweden All Star Team 1994 Goalkeeper Petr Briza Czech Republic Defenceman Jiri Vykoukal Czech Republic Defenceman Jan Vopat Czech Republic Forward Paul Kariya Canada Forward Petr Nedved Canada Forward Mats Näslund Sweden All Star Team 1993 Goalkeeper Roman Turek Czech Republic Defenceman Antonin Stavjana Czech Republic Defenceman Tomas Jonsson Sweden Forward Kamil Kastak Czech Republic Forward Peter Forsberg Sweden Forward Jonas Bergqvist Sweden All Star Team 1992 Goalkeeper Sean Burke Canada Defenceman Curt Giles Canada Defenceman Kenneth Kennholt Sweden Forward Håkan Loob Sweden Forward Bengt-Åke Gustafsson Sweden Forward Igor Liba, Czech Republic/Igor Koroljev, CIS All Star Team 1991 Goalkeeper Jukka Tammi Finland Defenceman Vladimir Konstantinov Russia Defenceman Hannu Virta Finland Forward Pavel Bure Finland Forward Esa Keskinen Finland Forward Valerij Kamenskij Russia 84

85 ALL FINLAND-CZECH REPUBLIC (CZECHOSLOVAKIA) GAMES SINCE 1949 Last update OG/WC/EC-games WC-games when nothing else is marked feb Stockholm feb Sandvika (OG/WC) mars Stockholm mars Düsseldorf feb Moskva feb Oslo mars Prag mars Lausanne mars Stockholm feb Innsbruck (OG/WC) mars Tammerfors mars Ljubljana mars Wien feb Grenoble (OG)WC) mars Stockholm mars Stockholm mars Stockholm mars Stockholm mars Bern april Geneve feb Sapporo (OG) april Prag april Prag april Moskva april Moskva april Helsingfors april Helsingfors april München april Düsseldorf feb Innsbruck (OG) april Katowice april Wien april Prag april Moskva april Tammerfors april Düsseldorf feb Sarajevo (OG) april Prag april Moskva april Wien

86 feb Calgary (OG) april Södertälje april Bern april Åbo maj Åbo maj Prag april Dortmund feb Lillehammer (OG) april Canazei april Stockholm maj Stockholm april Wien april Helsingfors feb Nagano (OG) maj Zürich maj Zürich maj Lillehammer maj Lillehammer maj St. Petersburg maj Hannover 2-3 after Overtime apr Helsingfors feb Torino, OG maj Riga maj Riga apr Zürich-Kloten feb Vancouver, OG maj Cologne 1-2 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots maj Bratislava maj Helsinki maj Minsk maj Prag 3-5 Friendly games dec Prag dec Brno jan Helsingfors jan Tammerfors jan Tammerfors jan Helsingfors feb Åbo mars Raumo dec Moskva okt Prag okt Prag dec Moskva sep Tammerfors sep Helsingfors dec Moskva dec Moskva feb Tammerfors feb Helsingfors

87 20 mars Ostrava mars Opava dec Moskva feb Tammerfors feb Helsingfors mars Poprad mars Prag feb Åbo feb Tammerfors feb Helsingfors mars Prag mars Prag mars Prag nov Tammerfors nov Helsingfors dec Moskva mars Pardubice mars Prag aug Plzen aug Plzen sep Toronto dec Moskva feb Helsingfors feb Uleåborg dec Moskva dec Moskva sep Prag dec Helsingfors dec Tammerfors dec Moskva april Göteborg dec Uleåborg dec Helsingfors dec Moskva mars Teplice mars Prag aug Åbo aug Helsingfors sep Edmonton okt Teplice okt Prag dec Moskva dec Helsingfors dec Kouvola dec Moskva april Plzen april Teplice dec Kouvola dec Helsingfors dec Moskva jan Budejovice jan Jihlava

88 10 april Karlstad nov Åbo nov Tammerfors dec Moskva feb Prag feb Pribram dec Helsingfors dec Tammerfors dec Moskva mars Decin mars Litvinov dec Tammerfors dec Helsingfors dec Moskva april Plzen april Prag aug Kouvola aug Helsingfors aug Lethbridge sep Sydney (Can) dec Moskva jan Litvinov jan Prag dec Uleåborg dec Helsingfors dec Moskva dec Moskva april Kuopio april Jyväskylä juli Kennewick aug Kennewick nov Stuttgart dec Moskva feb Stockholm sep Saskatoon dec Trencin dec Bratislava sep Åbo nov Pforzheim dec Moskva april Tammerfors april Helsingfors nov Stuttgart dec Helsingfors aug Zlin aug Tammerfors aug Helsingfors nov Helsingfors dec Moskva feb Stockholm aug Zlin nov Helsingfors

89 17 dec Moskva apr Tammerfors apr Helsingfors apr Stockholm sep Zlin nov Helsingfors dec Moskva feb Stockholm sep Zlin nov Helsingfors dec Moskva feb Stockholm sep Zlin 1-2 after Overtime 11 nov Helsinki 2-1 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots 20 dec Moscow feb Stockholm 3-2 after Overtime 9 sep Zlin sep Zlin nov Helsingfors dec Moskva apr Helsingfors sep Zlin nov Helsingfors dec Moskva feb Helsingfors 1-0 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots sep Pardubice nov Helsingfors dec Moskva feb Helsingfors aug Prag aug Helsingfors nov Helsingfors dec Moskva 5-4 after Overtime feb Stockholm 2-3 after Overtime apr Litvinov apr Helsingfors sep Liberec 2-1 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots nov Helsingfors dec Ceske Budejovice dec Prag 3-2 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots apr Stockholm maj Stockholm nov Helsingfors dec Helsingfors feb Stockholm apr Helsinki apr Prague 2-0 after Overtime nov Helsinki

90 dec Moscow 6-5 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots feb Tampere apr Liberec 1-2 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots nov Helsinki 4-3 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots dec Moscow feb Prague apr Liberec 3-4 after in Overtime sep Karlovy Vary nov Helsinki dec Prague 1-2 after in Overtime feb Vancouver maj Stockholm nov Helsinki dec Tapiola 2-3 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots feb Stockholm 3-2 after in Overtime apr Brno nov Helsinki dec Moscow feb Stockholm apr Brno 3-2 after in Overtime nov Turku dec Helsinki feb Malmö aug Pardubice nov Helsinki dec Prague maj Stockholm 2-1 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots nov Helsinki dec Sochi 3-2 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots apr Znojmo apr Brno 2-3 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots nov Helsinki dec Prague apr Oulu apr Kuovola nov Helsinki dec Helsinki feb Gothenburg apr Ceske Budejovice dec Prague feb Anyang

91 ALL FINLAND-RUSSIA (SOVIET UNION) GAMES SINCE 1954 Last update OG/WC/EC-games WC-games when nothing else is marked feb Stockholm feb Düsseldorf feb Moskva mars Oslo mars Prag feb Sqauw Valley (OG/WC) mars Lausanne mars Stockholm feb Innsbruck (OG/WC) mars Tammerfors mars Ljubljana mars Wien feb Grenoble (OG/WC) mars Stockholm mars Stockholm mars Stockholm mars Stockholm mars Bern mars Geneve feb Sapporo (OG) april Prag april Prag april Moskva april Moskva april Helsingfors april Helsingfors april München april Düsseldorf feb Innsbruck (OG) april Katowice april Wien april Prag feb Lake Placid (OG) april Stockholm april Tammerfors april Düsseldorf april Prag april Moskva april Moskva april Wien

92 feb Calgary (OG) april Södertälje april Bern april Helsingfors feb Meribel (OG) feb Lillehammer (OG) feb Lillehammer (OG) may Helsingfors feb Nagano (OG) feb Nagano (OG) may Basel may Hamar feb Provo (OG) may Göteborg may Göteborg 2-3 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots may Ostrava may Wien 3-4 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots feb Turin, OG may Moscow may Moscow 2-1 after Overtime may Quebec may Cologne may Bratislava 3-2 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots may Bratislava may Helsinki may Helsinki feb Sochi, OG may Minsk may Minsk may Ostrava 3-2 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots may Moscow 3-1 Friendly games jan Tammerfors feb Tammerfors feb Helsingfors feb Moskva feb Moskva dec Björneborg dec Tammerfors dec Moskva dec Moskva dec Colorado Springs oct Helsingfors oct Tammerfors

93 1 dec Moskva mars Tammerfors mars Helsingfors nov Åbo nov Helsingfors dec Moskva mars Tammerfors mars Helsingfors dec Moskva dec Tammerfors dec Helsingfors mars Tammerfors mars Helsingfors dec Moskva jan Helsingfors jan Tammerfors mars Tammerfors mars Helsingfors nov Tammerfors nov Helsingfors dec Moskva mars Tammerfors mars Helsingfors nov Tammerfors nov Helsingfors dec Moskva mars Björneborg mars Tammerfors sep Moskva sep Moskva sep Moskva nov Rauma nov Tammerfors nov Helsingfors dec Moskva jan Åbo jan Helsingfors sep Montreal dec Moskva april Helsingfors april Åbo dec Moskva april Helsingfors april Tammerfors dec Moskva mars Helsingfors mars Björneborg sep Prag dec Moskva april Tavastehus

94 16 april Helsingfors sep Tammerfors sep Helsingfors dec Moskva aug Tammerfors aug Helsingfors sep Winnipeg dec Moskva dec Moskva feb Joensuu feb Kouvola dec Moskva jan Helsingfors jan Uleåborg jan Tammerfors april Göteborg dec Moskva april Björneborg april Helsingfors dec Moskva april Åbo april Kouvola dec Moskva mars Jyväskylä mars Tammerfors sep Halifax dec Moskva feb Joensuu feb Kuopio dec Moskva mars Joensuu mars Helsingfors dec Moskva mars Helsingfors mars Uleåborg dec Moskva feb Stockholm april Helsingfors aug Kouvola aug Tammerfors sep Hamilton feb Rapperswil april Tammerfors april Forssa aug Kuovola sep Helsingfors dec Pietari nov Stuttgart dec Moskva feb Tammerfors

95 9 feb Helsingfors nov Fribourg dec Moskva april Joensuu april Kuopio aug Moskva sep Ottawa nov Helsingfors dec Moskva feb Stockholm aug Zlin nov Helsingfors dec Moskva apr Stockholm sep Zlin nov Helsingfors dec Moskva feb Stockholm sep Zlin nov Helsingfors dec Moskva feb Stockholm feb Stockholm sep Zlin nov Stockholm dec Moskva apr Helsingfors sep Zlin nov Helsingfors nov Moskva feb Stockholm 2-3 after Overtime apr Podolsk apr Moskva sep Pardubice nov Helsingfors dec Moskva feb Stockholm apr Joensuu apr Lahti nov Helsingfors dec Moskva feb Tammerfors 3-4 after Overtime sep Liberec nov Helsingfors 3-2 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots dec Moskva apr Stockholm nov Helsingfors dec Moskva feb Moscow 3-4 after Overtime 95

96 nov Helsinki dec Moscow feb Stockholm apr Moscow nov Helsinki dec Moscow feb Stockholm 4-5 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots apr Tampere sep Karlovy Vary nov Helsinki 3-4 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots dec Moscow apr Helsinki 5-4 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots nov Helsinki dec Moscow feb Moscow apr Brno nov Helsinki 1-2 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots dec Moscow feb Helsinki apr St. Petersburg nov Turku 2-1 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots dec Moscow feb St. Petersburg 3-4 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots aug Pardubice nov Helsinki dec Sochi may Helsinki nov Helsinki dec Sochi apr Tampere apr Helsinki nov Helsinki dec Moscow apr Moscow apr Moscow nov Helsinki dec Moscow feb St. Petersburg apr Ceske Budejovice

97 ALL RUSSIA (SOVIET UNION)-CZECH REPUBLIC (CZECHOSLOVAKIA) GAMES SINCE 1954 Last update OG/WC-games WC-games when nothing else is marked feb Stockholm feb Krefeld feb Cortina (OG/WC) mars Moscow mars Oslo mars Prag feb Sqauw Valley (OG/WC) mars Genève mars Stockholm jan Innsbruck (OG/WC) mars Tammerfors mars Ljubljana mars Wien feb Grenoble (OG/WC) mars Stockholm mars Stockholm mars Stockholm mars Stockholm mars Bern april Genève feb Sapporo (OG) april Prag april Prag april Moscow april Moscow april Helsinki april Helsinki april München april Düsseldorf feb Innsbruck (OG) april Katowice april Katowice april Wien may Wien may Prag may Prag april Moscow april Moscow april Göteborg april Göteborg april Tammerfors april Helsinki

98 april Dortmund april München feb Sarajevo (OG) april Prag april Prag april Moscow april Wien may Wien feb Calgary (OG) april Stockholm april Stockholm april Bern may Bern april Åbo feb Meribel (OG) may Bratislava feb Lillehammer (OG) may Stockholm may Helsinki may Helsinki feb Nagano (OG) feb Nagano (OG) may Basel may Oslo may Hannover feb Provo (OG) may Jönköping may Åbo may Wien feb Turin may Riga 3-4 after Overtime may Moscow may Quebec feb Vancouver, OG may Cologne may Bratislava may Bratislava may Stockholm may Moscow feb Gangneung 3-0 Friendly games feb Moscow feb Moscow jan Moscow jan Moscow dec Moscow dec Moscow jan Prag jan Brno jan Bratislava jan Prag mars Moscow mars Moscow

99 21 dec Prag dec Prag nov Moscow nov Moscow dec Colorado Springs dec Colorado Springs nov Prag nov Prag dec Colorado Springs nov Moscow nov Moscow jan Winnipeg dec Moscow dec Moscow dec Pardubice dec Ostrava dec Moscow dec Moscow dec Moscow dec Moscow mars Prag mars Prag dec Moscow dec Moscow dec Moscow mars Prag mars Prag mars Prag nov Prag nov Prag dec Moscow sep Montreal nov Prag nov Prag dec Moscow sep Prag sep Prag dec Moscow sep Bratislava sep Pardubice sep Prag dec Moscow sep Prag dec Moscow april Göteborg sep Prag sep Prag sep Bratislava dec Moscow dec Moscow sep Winnipeg sep Ottawa dec Moscow dec Moscow

100 feb Prag feb Prag sep Bratislava sep Prag dec Moscow sep Pardubice sep Ostrava sep Trencin dec Moscow april Karlstad sep Montreal dec Prag dec Prag dec Pardubice dec Moscow sep Brno sep Prag sep Pardubice dec Moscow okt Prag okt Brno nov Ostrava dec Moscow dec Calgary jan Calgary aug Regina okt Prag okt Gottwaldov nov Prag dec Moscow okt Prag okt Pardubice nov Gottwaldov dec Moscow may Tokyo may Tokyo okt Ostrava okt Gottwaldov nov Prag dec Moscow nov Frydek-Mistek nov Zlin (tid. Gottwaldov) nov Trencin dec Moscow feb Stockholm aug Saskatoon nov Frankfurt jan Stockholm aug Helsinki nov Stuttgart dec Moscow dec Moscow feb Stockholm dec Moscow

101 feb Stockholm sep Zlin dec Moscow feb Stockholm aug Zlin dec Moscow feb Stockholm nov Helsinki dec Moscow feb Stockholm aug Zlin nov Helsinki dec Moscow dec Moscow apr Stockholm sep Zlin nov Helsinki dec Moscow feb Stockholm apr Marianske Lazne apr Plzen sep Plzen nov Helsinki dec Moscow feb Stockholm apr Mlada Boleslav apr Prague sep Zlin nov Helsinki dec Moscow 5-4 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots feb Pardubice apr Brno apr Zlin sep Zlin 5-4 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots nov Stockholm dec Moscow apr Helsinki sep Brno sep Zlin nov Helsinki dec Moscow 4-3 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots feb Stockholm sep Pardubice 1-2 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots nov Helsinki 2-3 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots dec Moscow 3-2 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots feb Stockholm 2-3 after Overtime apr Moscow apr Prag 4-8 after Overtime 101

102 nov Helsinki dec Moscow feb Stockholm sep Liberec nov Helsinki dec Moscow apr Stockholm nov Helsinki 3-2 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots dec Moscow feb Stockholm 3-2 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots nov Helsinki dec Moscow feb Stockholm apr Liberec nov Helsinki 1-0 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots dec Moscow feb Stockholm apr Liberec sep Karlovy Vary 2-3 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots nov Helsinki 4-3 after in Overtime dec Moscow 4-3 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots may Stockholm nov Helsinki dec Moscow feb Stockholm apr Brno nov Helsinki dec Moscow 3-4 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots feb Stockholm apr Brno nov Turku dec Moscow feb Malmö sep Pardubice nov Helsinki dec Sochi may Stockholm nov Helsinki dec Sochi feb Karlovy Vary feb Prag nov Helsinki 3-4 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots dec Moscow feb Trinec 3-2 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots feb Ostrava nov Helsinki

103 dec Moscow feb Gothenburg apr Ceske Budejovice 4-3 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots nov Helsinki

104 ALL SWEDEN-CZECH REPUBLIC (AND CZECHOSLOVAKIA) GAMES SINCE 1920 Update: OG/WC/EC GAMES CZECH REPUBLIC /4 Munich WC 4-3 after in Overtime, semi final /5 Canazei WC /4 Stockholm WC /4 Vienna WC /8 Prague WCoH 3-0 quarter final /5 Helsinki WC /5 Oslo WC /5 Hannover WC 2-3 After Overtime and Game Winning Shots, semi final /2 West Valley City OG /9 Stockholm WCoH /9 Stockholm WCoH 1-6 quarter final /5 Vienna WC 2-3 after in Overtime, semi final /2 Turin OG 7-3 semi final /5 Riga WC 4-0 final /5 Quebec City WC /5 Quebec City WC 3-2 after in Overtime, quarter final /5 Bern WC 3-1 quarter final /5 Mannheim WC /5 Cologne WC 2-3 After Overtime and Game Winning Shots, semi final /5 Bratislava WC 5-2 semi final /5 Stockholm WC /5 Stockholm WC 3-4 quarter final /5 Stockholm WC /2 Sochi OG /5 Minsk WC 4-3 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots /5 Minsk WC 3-0 bronze medal game /5 Prague WC 6-5 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots /5 Moscow WC 2-4 CZECHOSLOVAKIA /4 Antwerp OG /2 Stockholm EC 7-4 final* *Only Sweden and Czechoslovakia played in EC /2 S:t Moritz EC 2-3 "final" /3 Antwerp EC /1 Chamonix OG /2 S:t Moritz OG /2 Krynica WC

105 /3 Berlin EC /1 Davos WC 1-2 after Overtime /2 Garmisch-Partenkirchen OG /2 Prague WC 0-0 after six five minutes Overtime periods /2 Prague WC /1 S:t Moritz OG /2 Stockholm WC /2 Stockholm WC /2 Oslo OG /2 Oslo OG 5-3* *Extra game to decide as well Olympic Games and World Championship bronze medal as European Championship gold medal /3 Basel WC /3 Stockholm WC /3 Cologne WC /1 Cortina OG /2 Moscow WC /3 Oslo WC /3 Prague WC /2 Squaw Valley OG /3 Lausanne WC /3 Stockholm WC /2 Innsbruck OG /3 Tampere WC /3 Ljubljana WC /3 Vienna WC /2 Grenoble OG /3 Stockholm WC /3 Stockholm WC /3 Stockholm WC /3 Stockholm WC /3 Bern WC /3 Geneva WC /2 Sapporo OG /4 Prague WC /4 Prague WC /4 Moscow WC /4 Moscow WC /4 Helsinki WC /4 Helsinki WC /4 Munich WC /4 Düsseldorf WC /4 Katowice WC /4 Katowice WC /9 Quebec CC /4 Vienna WC /5 Vienna WC /5 Prague WC /5 Prague WC /4 Moscow WC

106 /4 Moscow WC /2 Lake Placid OG /4 Gothenburg WC /4 Gothenburg WC /9 Quebec CC /4 Helsinki WC /4 Helsinki WC /4 Düsseldorf WC /5 Munich WC /2 Sarajevo OG /9 Vancouver CC /4 Prague WC /4 Moscow WC /4 Vienna WC /4 Vienna WC /9 Regina CC /2 Calgary OG /4 Stockholm WC /4 Stockholm WC /4 Bern WC /4 Bern WC /4 Turku WC /9 Toronto CC /2 Meribel OG 1-3 quarter final FRIENDLY GAMES CZECH REPUBLIC /2 Stockholm 3-2 Sweden Hockey Games /4 Marianske Lazne /4 Litvinov /2 Stockholm 1-2 Sweden Hockey Games /4 Marianske Lazne /4 Ceske Budejovice /9 Zlin 4-4 Pragueobanka Cup /12 Moscow 2-3 Izvestija Tournament /2 Stockholm 3-1 Sweden Hockey Games /4 Litvinov /4 Prague /9 Zlin 3-1 Pragobanka Cup /11 Stuttgart 0-3 Deutschland Cup /12 Helsinki 2-1 Christmas Cup /12 Moscow 1-5 Izvestija Tournament /2 Stockholm 3-2 Sweden Hockey Games /4 Stockholm /4 Luleå /8 Zlin 4-2 Pragobanka Tour 96/Pre World Cup of Hockey /8 Stockholm 6-1 Pre World Cup of Hockey /11 Helsinki 3-1 Karjala Tournament, EHT 106

107 /12 Moscow 3-3 Izvestija Tournament, EHT /2 Stockholm 6-3 Sweden Hockey Games, EHT /8 Zlin 2-5 Pragobanka Cup, EHT /11 Helsinki 1-0 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Moscow 6-6 Baltica Brewery Cup*, EHT *Former Izvestija Tournament /4 Stockholm 4-2 Sweden Hockey Games, EHT /9 Zlin 0-0 Ceska Pojistovna Cup*, EHT *Former Pragobanka Cup /11 Helsinki 2-2 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Moscow 2-1 Baltica Brewery Cup, EHT /2 Stockholm 1-1 Sweden Hockey Games, EHT /9 Zlin 2-4 Ceska Pojistovna Cup, EHT /11 Esboo 1-4 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Moscow 0-2 Baltica Brewery Cup, EHT /2 Stockholm 1-3 Sweden Hockey Games, EHT /8 Zlin 3-2 Ceska Pojistovna Cup, EHT /11 Jönköping 4-1 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Moscow 2-4 Baltica Brewery Cup, EHT /2 Stockholm 1-2 Sweden Hockey Games, EHT /9 Zlin 3-1 Ceska Pojistovna Cup, EHT /11 Stockholm 1-2 after in Overtime* *Sweden Hockey Games, EHT /12 Moscow 3-4 after Overtime and coin tossing* *Baltica Brewery Cup, EHT /4 Stockholm 4-2 Karjala Tournament, EHT /9 Zlin 5-6 Ceska Pojistovna Cup, EHT /11 Pardubice 2-5 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Moscow 1-2 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots* *Baltica Brewery Cup, EHT /2 Stockholm 4-1 Sweden Hockey Games, EHT /9 Pardubice 2-1 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots* *Ceska Pojistovna Cup, EHT /11 Nyköping 1-2 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots* *Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Moscow 3-2 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots* *Baltica Brewery Cup, EHT /2 Stockholm 4-0 Sweden Hockey Games, EHT /8 Prague 3-5 Pre World Cup of Hockey /11 Helsinki 3-2 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots* *Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Moscow 3-4 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots* *Rosno Cup, EHT. Former Baltica Brewery Cup 107

108 /2 Stockholm 3-2 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots* *Sweden Hockey Games, EHT /9 Liberec 5-3 Ceska Pojistovna Cup, EHT /11 Jönköping 6-3 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Moscow 1-0 after in Overtime* *Rosno Cup, EHT /4 Stockholm 3-0 LG Hockey Games*, EHT *Former Sweden Hockey Games /9 Liberec 4-2 Ceska Pojistovna Cup, EHT /11 Plzen /11 Prague 4-5 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Moscow 7-5 Channel One Cup*, EHT *Former Rosno Cup /2 Jönköping 2-1 after in Overtime /2 Stockholm 6-1 LG Hockey Games, EHT /11 Helsinki 4-2 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Prague 4-5 Channel One Cup, EHT /2 Stockholm 4-2 LG Hockey Games, EHT /4 Liberec 3-5 Ceska Pojistovna Cup, EHT /11 Helsinki 1-4 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Malmö 2-6 Channel One Cup, EHT /2 Stockholm 6-4 LG Hockey Games, EHT /4 Liberec 1-2 Czech Hockey Games*, EHT *Former Ceska Pojistovna Cup /9 Karlovy Vary 2-5 Czech Hockey Games, EHT /11 Jönköping 4-3 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Moscow 4-3 after in Overtime* *Channel One Cup, EHT /4 Stockholm 1-2 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots* *LG Hockey Games, EHT /11 Ceske Budejovice 4-3 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Moscow 1-4 Channel One Cup, EHT /2 Stockholm 6-1 LG Hockey Games, EHT /4 Brno 4-2 Czech Hockey Games, EHT /11 Örnsköldsvik 2-5 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Chomutov 2-1 Channel One Cup, EHT /2 Stockholm 1-2 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots* *Oddset Hockey Games, EHT. Former LG Hockey Games /4 Brno 3-5 Kajotbet Hockey Games*, EHT *Former Czech Hockey Games /11 Liberec 1-3 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Moscow 4-0 Channel One Cup, EHT /2 Malmö 0-2 Oddset Hockey Games, EHT /4 Brno 1-0 Czech Hockey Games*, EHT *Again the name Czech Hockey Games /8 Pardubice 3-0 Czech Hockey Games, EHT /11 Gävle 6-0 Karjala Tournament, EHT 108

109 /12 Sochi 1-2 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots* *Channel One Cup, EHT /5 Stockholm 2-3 Oddset Hockey Games, EHT /11 Helsinki 4-3 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots* *Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Prague 6-4 Channel One Cup, EHT /4 Umeå 1-4 EHT /4 Timrå 2-1 EHT /11 Örnsköldsvik 6-2 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Moscow 1-3 Channel One Cup, EHT /4 Znojmo /4 Znojmo /11 Plzen 3-6 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Moscow 1-4 Channel One Cup, EHT /2 Gothenburg 5-2 Sweden Hockey Games, EHT /4 Ceske Budejovice 4-8 Carlson Hockey Games*, EHT *Former Czech Hockey Games /12 Moscow 1-4 Channel One Cup, EHT CZECHOSLOVAKIA /2 Stockholm /2 S:t Moritz 4-0 Kulm Cup /2 Paris 3-2 After Overtime. Coupe Jean Potin /1 Prague 6-3 Czechoslovakia was represented by its team for Student World Championship /12 Prague 0-0 Sweden was represented by AIK /2 Stockholm 4-1 Sweden played for the first time at home with Three Crowns on their jerseys /12 Stockholm, LTC Prague 5-1 "Czech Week" /2 Prague /12 Stockholm /12 Stockholm /11 Prague /11 Prague /3 Prague /3 Prague /12 Stockholm /12 Stockholm /11 Stockholm /11 Stockholm /1 Prague /2 Prague /12 Stockholm /12 Stockholm /1 Prague /1 Prague /12 Stockholm /12 Stockholm

110 /3 Prague /3 Brno /12 Prague /12 Prague /12 Stockholm /12 Stockholm /10 Plzen /10 Prague /10 Stockholm /10 Stockholm /11 Stockholm /11 Stockholm /11 Prague /11 Prague /12 Stockholm /12 Stockholm /11 Prague /11 Prague /1 Toronto 5-8 Canada tour /12 Stockholm /12 Stockholm /11 Prague /11 Prague /12 Colorado 3-8 USA-Canada tour /11 Stockholm /11 Stockholm /2 Prague /2 Prague /11 Prague /11 Prague /11 Stockholm /11 Gävle /3 Prague /3 Prague /12 Moscow 4-3 Revolution Tournament* *Later named Izvestija Tournament /3 Stockholm /3 Gävle /12 Prague /12 Prague /12 Moscow 2-3 Izvestija Tournament /9 Stockholm /9 Gothenburg /12 Bratislava /12 Brno /12 Gothenburg /12 Stockholm /11 Prague /11 Prague /12 Moscow 2-2 Izvestija Tournament 110

111 1973 5/2 Stockholm /2 Gothenburg /11 Prague /11 Prague /12 Moscow 4-2 Izvestija Tournament /2 Gothenburg /2 Gothenburg /11 Prague 2-4 Izvestija Trophy /11 Prague 4-2 Izvestija Trophy /11 Prague 1-8 Izvestija Trophy /2 Gothenburg 0-6 Izvestija Trophy /2 Gothenburg 2-4 Izvestija Trophy /2 Stockholm 3-1 Izvestija Trophy /12 Gothenburg /12 Stockholm /12 Moscow 2-8 Izvestija Tournament /12 Prague /12 Prague /12 Moscow 2-1 Izvestija Tournament /12 Prague /12 Prague /12 Moscow 1-2 Izvestija Tournament /2 Stockholm /2 Gothenburg /12 Gothenburg /12 Gothenburg /12 Moscow 3-6 Izvestija Tournament /4 Prague /4 Prague /9 Prague 0-3 Rude Pravo Cup /12 Moscow 1-6 Izvestija Tournament /4 Gothenburg 4-3 GT Sweden Cup /12 Moscow 0-3 Izvestija Tournament /3 Prague /3 Prague /8 Gothenburg 5-5 Pre Canada Cup /8 Stockholm 7-3 Pre Canada Cup /12 Moscow 4-4 Izvestija Tournament /4 Prague 4-4 Rude Pravo Cup /4 Hradec Kralove 1-4 Rude Pravo Cup /12 Moscow 4-5 Izvestija Tournament /2 Malmö /2 Gothenburg /2 Karlstad /4 Olomouc 2-11 Rude Pravo Cup /4 Brno 2-6 Rude Pravo Cup /12 Moscow 1-2 Izvestija Tournament /2 Gottwaldov /2 Trencin /4 Karlstad 2-3 Sweden Cup 111

112 /8 Stockholm 3-0 Pre Canada Cup /8 Gävle 6-2 Pre Canada Cup /12 Moscow 1-3 Izvestija Tournament /4 Prague /4 Pardubice /8 Stockholm /8 Västerås /12 Moscow 3-3 Izvestija Tournament /4 Plzen /4 Teplice /9 Jihlava /9 Kladno /12 Moscow 2-1 Izvestija Tournament /3 Gothenburg /3 Stockholm /8 Gothenburg 2-5 Pre Canada Cup /8 Stockholm 2-5 Pre Canada Cup /12 Moscow 2-1 Izvestija Tournament /2 Plzen /2 Pribram /9 Prague /9 Hradec Kralove /12 Moscow 2-0 Izvestija Tournament /3 Stockholm /3 Stockholm /12 Moscow 0-0 Izvestija Tournament /2 Gothenburg /2 Stockholm /4 Prague /4 Teplice /7 Kennewick 5-4 Goodwill Games /11 Stuttgart 6-3 Deutschland Cup /12 Moscow 3-2 Izvestija Tournament /2 Stockholm 4-2 Sweden Hockey Games /4 Prague /4 Pribram /11 Frankfurt 6-4 Deutschland Cup /1 Stockholm 2-3 Sweden Hockey Games /4 Piestany /4 Trebic 1-2 History, development, senior advisor: Folke Ejdersten, Märsta 112

113 SWEDEN-FINLAND GAMES SINCE 1928 Update: OG/WC/EC GAMES /2 Stockholm WC /3 Paris WC /2 Oslo OG /2 Stockholm WC /3 Düsseldorf WC /3 Moscow WC /3 Oslo WC /3 Ostrava WC /3 Prague WC /3 Geneva WC /3 Denver WC /3 Stockholm WC /2 Innsbruck OG /3 Tampere WC /3 Ljubljana WC /3 Vienna WC /2 Grenoble OG /3 Stockholm WC /3 Stockholm WC /3 Stockholm WC /3 Stockholm WC /3 Bern WC /4 Geneva WC /2 Sapporo OG /4 Prague WC /4 Prague WC /4 Moscow WC /4 Moscow WC /4 Helsinki WC /4 Helsinki WC /4 Munich WC /4 Düsseldorf WC /4 Katowice WC /9 Winnipeg CC /4 Vienna WC /5 Prague WC /2 Lake Placid OG /9 Winnipeg CC /4 Helsinki WC /4 Dortmund WC /4 Prague WC /5 Prague WC /4 Moscow WC /4 Moscow WC

114 /4 Vienna WC /9 Sydney, Can. CC /2 Calgary OG /4 Stockholm WC /4 Bern WC /4 Helsinki WC /9 Toronto CC /2 Meribel OG /2 Meribel OG /5 Bratislava WC /5 Prague WC 5-2 final /4 Canazei WC /4 Stockholm WC /5 Stockholm WC 1-4 final /4 Vienna WC /9 Stockholm WCoH /5 Helsinki WC /2 Nagano OG 1-2 quarter final /5 Zurich WC /5 Zurich WC 1-0 final 1 of /5 Zurich WC 0-0 final 2 of /5 Lillehammer WC 1-3 semi final 1 of /5 Lillehammer WC 2-1* semi final 2 of /5 S:t Petersburg WC /5 Cologne WC /5 Gothenburg WC /5 Gothenburg WC 5-3 bronze medal game /5 Helsinki WC 6-5 quarter final /4 Ostrava WC /9 Helsinki WCoH 4-4 after Overtime, no goal /5 Innsbruck WC /2 Turin OG 3-2 final /5 Moscow WC /5 Quebec City WC 0-4 bronze medal game /2 Vancouver OG /5 Bratislava WC 1-6 final /5 Stockholm WC 3-0 semi final /2 Sochi OG 2-1 semi final /9 Toronto WCoH /5 Cologne WC 4-1 semi final /2 Gangneung OG 3-1 * In WC 1999 semi final was played in best of two games. Sweden and Finland won one game each. Therefore it was an Overtime period played and Finland won that Overtime period. FRIENDLY GAMES /1 Helsinki /1 Helsinki /2 Stockholm 11-1* *First national game at Östermalms IP 114

115 /2 Stockholm /2 Helsinki 3-1 Sweden was represented by Karlbergs BK /1 Stockholm /2 Helsinki /2 Turku /2 Stockholm /2 Tampere /3 Tavastehus /3 Tampere /2 Helsinki /2 Tampere /3 Turku 9-5 Sweden was represented by Gävle Godtemplares IK /3 Tavastehus 6-2 Sweden was represented by Gävle Godtemplares IK /2 Tampere /2 Helsinki /2 Forshaga /2 Norrköping /2 Ludvika 2-0* Sweden was represented by an Dala combination. Due to warm wather the game was only played in two periods. The planened game at 28/2 was cancelled because of rain /2 Helsinki /2 Tampere /1 Helsinki 7-2 A 3 Nations Tournament was played to celebrate Finnish Ice Hockey Association 25 year /2 Ludvika /2 Stockholm /2 Tampere /2 Helsinki /12 Stockholm /12 Västerås /2 Tampere /2 Helsinki /11 Södertälje /11 Västerås /1 Helsinki /1 Tampere /11 Helsinki /11 Tampere /2 Gothenburg /2 Stockholm /11 Tampere /11 Helsinki /1 Gothenburg /1 Gothenburg /1 Tampere /1 Helsinki

116 /11 Stockholm /11 Karlstad /11 Helsinki /11 Lauritsala /2 Västerås /2 Örebro /11 Tampere /11 Helsinki /11 Tampere /11 Helsinki /11 Tampere /11 Helsinki /12 Moscow 7-5 Revolution Tournament, later named Izvestija Tournament /12 Moscow 2-1 Izvestija Tournament /12 Tampere /12 Helsinki /3 Stockholm /11 Helsinki /11 Tampere /11 Stockholm /11 Stockholm /12 Tampere /12 Helsinki /12 Moscow 3-1 Izvestija Tournament /2 Gothenburg /2 Stockholm /9 Helsinki /9 Stockholm /12 Tampere /12 Helsinki /12 Moscow 2-5 Izvestija Tournament /2 Södertälje /2 Stockholm /9 Södertälje 2-1 Izvestija Trophy /9 Gothenburg 5-5 Izvestija Trophy /9 Stockholm 9-1 Izvestija Trophy /12 Björneborg 1-4 Izvestija Trophy /12 Tampere 2-3 Izvestija Trophy /12 Helsinki 6-2 Izvestija Trophy /9 Oulu /9 Helsinki /12 Moscow 8-2 Izvestija Tournament /3 Gothenburg /3 Stockholm /8 Gävle 2-3 Pre Canada Cup /8 Stockholm 6-1 Pre Canada Cup /12 Moscow 9-0 Izvestija Tournament /1 Oulu /1 Tampere /9 Gothenburg

117 /9 Gothenburg /12 Moscow 4-1 Izvestija Tournament /2 Tampere /2 Helsinki /9 Skellefteå /9 Luleå /12 Moscow 4-1 Izvestija Tournament /1 Tampere /1 Helsinki /9 Prague 3-4 Rude Pravo Cup /11 Helsinki /11 Oulu /12 Moscow 2-4 Izvestija Tournament /4 Gothenburg 4-6 GT Sweden Cup /9 Gävle /9 Örnsköldsvik /12 Moscow 3-6 Izvestija Tournament /12 Moscow 2-8 Izvestija Tournament /2 Helsinki /2 Tampere /4 Stockholm /4 Örebro /8 Edmonton 6-3 Pre Canada Cup The game was cancelled after in third period beacause the light got broken /12 Oulu 3-3 Rude Pravo Cup /12 Helsinki /12 Moscow 2-6 Izvestija Tournament /12 Moscow 4-2 Izvestija Tournament /2 Västerås 7-1 Rude Pravo Cup /2 Stockholm /4 Tampere /4 Kuopio /9 Jyväskylä 6-3 Rude Pravo Cup /9 Helsinki /12 Moscow 3-5 Izvestija Tournament /4 Stockholm 3-1 Rude Pravo Cup /12 Moscow 5-1 Izvestija Tournament /12 Tampere /12 Helsinki /4 Gothenburg 5-5 Sweden Cup /8 Kouvola /8 Heinola /12 Oulu /12 Helsinki /12 Moscow 5-3 Izvestija Tournament /9 Oulu /9 Helsinki /12 Moscow 3-1 Izvestija Tournament /11 Tyringe /11 Stockholm /12 Oulu

118 /12 Moscow 2-0 Izvestija Tournament /2 Helsinki /2 Turku /8 Turku 6-3 Pre Canada Cup /8 Tampere 2-0 Pre Canada Cup /12 Västerås /12 Stockholm /12 Moscow 2-2 Izvestija Tournament /11 Bern 2-3 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots Nissan cup /12 Moscow 4-3 Izvestija Tournament /4 Gävle /4 Timrå /9 Norrköping /9 Stockholm /11 Helsinki /11 Tampere /12 Moscow 1-5 Izvestija Tournament /7 Forssa 6-1 Pre Goodwill Games /7 Kennewick 7-1 Goodwill Games /11 Stuttgart 2-4 Deutschland Cup /12 Gothenburg /12 Turku /12 Moscow 2-2 Izvestija Tournament /2 Stockholm 2-1 Sweden Hockey Games /8 Turku 2-4 Pre Canada Cup /8 Helsinki 6-3 Pre Canada Cup /8 Collingwood 5-2 Pre Canada Cup game in Canada /4 Gothenburg /4 Stockholm /12 Tampere /12 Helsinki /12 S:t Petersburg 3-2 Izvestija Tournament /4 Stockholm /4 Gothenburg /12 Turku /12 Helsinki /4 Stockholm /4 Västerås /11 Fribourg 3-2 Nissan Cup /12 Helsinki /12 Kouvola /12 Moscow 1-2 After in Overtime. Izvestija Tournament /4 Stockholm /4 Skellefteå /11 Füssen 5-4 Deutschland Cup /12 Tampere /12 Turku /12 Moscow 5-1 Izvestija Tournament /12 Helsinki 4-2 Christmas Cup 118

119 /4 Gothenburg /4 Stockholm /8 Turku 1-3 Pragobanka Tour 96/PreWorld Cup of Hockey /11 Helsinki 2-6 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Turku /12 Helsinki /12 Moscow 3-1 Izvestija Tournament, EHT /2 Stockholm 2-4 Sweden Hockey Games, EHT /4 Stockholm /4 Örnsköldsvik /8 Zlin 1-8 Pragobanka Cup, EHT /11 Helsinki 5-2 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Moscow 1-3 Baltica Brewery Cup*. EHT *Former name was Izvestija Tournament /12 Moscow 2-1 Baltica Brewery Cup, EHT /4 Oslo 2-7 Landsbanken/Samvirke Cup /4 Stockholm 2-2 Sweden Hockey Games, EHT /9 Zlin 4-1 Ceska Pojistovna Cup*. EHT *Former name was Pragobanka Cup /11 Lahti /11 Helsinki 2-2 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Moscow 3-2 Baltica Brewery Cup, EHT /2 Stockholm 4-5 Sweden Hockey Games, EHT /4 Stockholm /4 Helsinki /9 Zlin 3-4 Ceska Pojistovna Cup, EHT /11 Helsinki 2-3 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Moscow 0-0 Baltica Brewery Cup, EHT /2 Stockholm 0-2 Sweden Hockey Games, EHT /4 Helsinki /4 Stockholm /9 Zlin 2-4 Ceska Pojistovna Cup, EHT /11 Helsinki 1-6 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Helsinki /12 Moscow 1-4 Baltica Brewery Cup, EHT /2 Stockholm 2-1 Sweden Hockey Games, EHT /4 Jönköping /4 Stockholm /4 Helsinki /9 Helsinki 2-4 Ceska Pojistovna Cup, EHT /11 Stockholm 5-2 Sweden Hockey Games, EHT /12 Moscow 4-3 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots, Baltica Brewery Cup, EHT /4 Stockholm /4 Helsinki 1-2 Karjala Tournament, EHT /9 Karlstad 2-0 Ceska Pojistovna Cup, EHT /11 Helsinki 3-5 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Moscow 0-1 Baltica Brewery Cup, EHT /2 Stockholm 1-2 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots, Sweden Hockey Games, EHT 119

120 /4 Tampere /4 Stockholm /9 Helsinki 2-3 Ceska Pojistovna Cup, EHT /11 Helsinki 1-4 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Moscow 1-2 Baltica Brewery Cup, EHT /2 Stockholm 4-0 Sweden Hockey Games, EHT /4 Stockholm 3-1 EHT-final 1 of /4 Helsinki 0-5 after in Overtime* EHTfinal 2 of /8 Stockholm 2-1 after in Overtime, Baltica Brewery Cup, EHT * *Pre World Cup of Hockey /11 Helsinki 2-5 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Moscow 0-3 Rosno Cup*. EHT *Former name was Baltica Brewery Cup /2 Stockholm 5-1 Sweden Hockey Games, EHT /9 Liberec 2-0 Ceska Pojistovna Cup, EHT /11 Helsinki 1-2 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Moscow 1-2 Rosno Cup, EHT /4 Stockholm 0-2 LG Hockey Games*. EHT *Former name was Sweden Hockey Games /9 Liberec 2-3 Ceska Pojistovna Cup, EHT /11 Helsinki 1-0 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Moscow 1-2 Channel One Cup*, EHT *Former name was Rosno Cup /2 Stockholm 1-0 LG Hockey Games, EHT /11 Helsinki 1-0 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Moscow 2-3 Channel One Cup, EHT /2 Stockholm 1-2 LG Hockey Games, EHT /4 Liberec 2-3 after in Overtime. Ceska Pojistovna Cup, EHT /9 Södertälje /9 Helsinki 3-2 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots /11 Helsinki 2-0 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Moscow 1-2 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots. Channel One Cup, EHT /2 Stockholm 4-0 LG Hockey Games, EHT /4 Liberec 5-4 after in Overtime* *Czech Hockey Games, EHT, former name was Ceska Pojistovna Cup /9 Karlovy Vary 3-8 Czech Hockey Games, EHT /11 Helsinki 0-7 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Moscow 3-4 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots. Channel One Cup, EHT /5 Stockholm 3-2 LG Hockey Games, EHT /11 Helsinki 1-4 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Moscow 6-1 Channel One Cup, EHT /2 Stockholm 3-2 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots. LG Hockey Games, EHT /4 Brno 0-2 Czech Hockey Games, EHT /11 Helsinki 4-3 Karjala Tournament, EHT 120

121 /12 Moscow 3-4 Channel One Cup, EHT /2 Stockholm 3-1 Oddset Hockey Games, EHT* *Former name was LG Hockey Games /4 Brno 1-4 Kajobet Hockey Games, EHT* *Former name was Czech Hockey Games /11 Turku 1-3 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Moscow 4-1 Channel One Cup, EHT /2 Malmö 2-5 Oddset Hockey Games, EHT /4 Brno 2-1 Czech Hockey Games, EHT* *Tournament again named Czech Hockey Games /9 Pardubice 0-5 Czech Hockey Games, EHT /11 Helsinki 3-2 after in Overtime. Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Sochi 2-4 Channel One Cup, EHT /5 Stockholm 2-3 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots* *Oddset Hockey Games, EHT /11 Helsinki 3-0 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Sotji 2-3 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots* *Channel One Cup, EHT /2 Västerås Game was cancelled due to ice problem, EHT /2 Stockholm 3-2, EHT /11 Helsinki 3-2 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Moscow 2-1 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots, Channel One Cup, EHT /2 Örebro 3-2 EHT /2 Stockholm 4-2 EHT /9 Helsinki 2-3 after in Overtime* *PreWorld Cup of Hockey /9 Gothenburg 6-3 Pre World Cup of Hockey /11 Helsinki 1-4 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Moscow 4-2 Channel One Cup, EHT /2 Gothenburg 2-3 Sweden Hockey Games, EHT /4 Ceske Budejovice 2-3 Carlson Hockey Games*, EHT *Former name was Czech Hockey Games /11 Helsinki 1-3 Karjala Tournament *Final in Euro Hockey tour 2004 was played in best of two games. Sweden won one game and Finland won one game. Therefore it was played Sudden Death directly after the second game. After regular time it was Finland-Sweden 4-0. Finland won also Sudden Death and the final result became 5-0. History, development, senior advisor: Folke Ejdersten, Märsta 121

122 ALL SWEDEN-RUSSIA (AND SOVIET UNION) GAMES SINCE 1954 Last update: OG/WC/EC GAMES RUSSIA /5 Prague WC 2-0 quarter final /4 Munich WC /5 Munich WC 1-3 final /2 Lillehammer OG 4-3 semi final /5 Helsinki WC /5 Oslo WC /5 S:t Petersburg WC /5 Cologne WC 4-3 after in Overtime, quarter final /4 Gothenburg WC /5 Turku WC /4 Ostrava WC /5 Vienna WC 3-6 bronze medal game /2 Turin OG /5 Riga WC /5 Moscow WC /5 Moscow WC 1-3 bronze medal game /5 Quebec City WC /4 Bern WC 5-6 after in Overtime /5 Stockholm WC /5 Minsk WC 1-3 semi final /5 Ostrava WC 3-5 quarter final /5 Moscow WC /9 Toronto WCoH /5 Cologne WC 1-2 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots SOVIET UNION /3 Stockholm WC /2 Dortmund WC /1 Cortina OG /1 Cortina OG /3 Moscow WC /3 Oslo WC 3-4 "EC-final" /3 Prague WC /2 Squaw Valley OG /3 Lausanne WC /3 Stockholm WC /2 Innsbruck OG /3 Tampere WC /3 Ljubljana WC /3 Vienna WC /2 Grenoble OG /3 Stockholm WC /3 Stockholm WC /3 Stockholm WC

123 /3 Stockholm WC 1-3 "final" /3 Bern WC /4 Geneva WC /2 Sapporo OG /4 Prague WC /4 Prague WC /4 Moscow WC /4 Moscow WC /4 Helsinki WC /4 Helsinki WC /4 Munich WC /4 Düsseldorf WC /4 Katowice WC /4 Katowice WC /9 Montreal CC /5 Vienna WC /5 Vienna WC /5 Prague WC /5 Prague WC /4 Moscow WC /4 Moscow WC /2 Lake Placid OG /4 Gothenburg WC /4 Gothenburg WC /9 Winnipeg CC /4 Tampere WC /4 Helsinki WC /4 Munich WC /4 Munich WC /2 Sarajevo OG /9 Calgary CC /4 Prague WC /4 Moscow WC /4 Moscow WC 2-3 "final" /4 Vienna WC /5 Vienna WC /8 Calgary CC /9 Hamilton CC 2-4 semi final /2 Calgary OG /4 Stockholm WC /5 Stockholm WC /4 Bern WC /4 Bern WC /4 Turku WC /5 Turku WC 2-1 "final" /9 Montreal CC 3-2 FRIENDLY GAMES RUSSIA /4 Moscow /11 Gothenburg /11 Södertälje

124 /12 S:t Petersburg 3-4 Izvestija Tournament Team Russia s team for Olympic Games /12 S:t Petersburg 1-4 Izvestija Tournament /2 Stockholm 2-4 Sweden Hockey Games /11 Stockholm 3-1 Team Russia s team for Olympic Games /11 Karlstad 4-4 Team Russia s team for Olympic Games /12 Moscow 3-4 Izvestija Tournament /2 Stockholm 3-2 Sweden Hockey Games /9 Zlin 1-2 Pragobanka Cup /11 Fribourg 3-3 Nissan Cup /11 Stockholm /11 Gothenburg /2 Stockholm 5-0 Sweden Hockey Games /9 Zlin 4-1 Pragobanka Cup /11 Örebro /11 Gothenburg /12 Moscow 1-2 Izvestija Tournament /2 Stockholm 2-0 Sweden Hockey Games /8 Stockholm 2-3 PreWorld Cup of Hockey /11 Helsinki 4-1 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Moscow 3-1 Izvestija Tournament, EHT /2 Stockholm 3-1 Sweden Hockey Games, EHT /4 Leksand /4 Stockholm /8 Zlin 2-4 Pragobanka Cup, EHT /11 Helsinki 3-1 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Moscow 0-0 Baltica Brewery Cup*, EHT *Former Izvestija Tournament /4 Stockholm 3-1 Sweden Hockey Games, EHT /9 Zlin 3-0 Ceska Pojistovna Cup*. EHT *Former Pragobanka Cup /11 Helsinki 1-4 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Moscow 5-3 Baltica Brewery Cup, EHT /2 Stockholm 5-0 Sweden Hockey Games, EHT /4 Malmö /9 Zlin 5-4 Ceska Pojistovna Cup, EHT /11 Esboo 3-4 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Moscow 5-7 Baltica Brewery Cup, EHT /2 Stockholm 2-3 Sweden Hockey Games, EHT /9 Zlin 3-2 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots* *Ceska Pojistovna Cup, EHT /11 Helsinki 2-0 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Moscow 0-1 Baltica Brewery Cup, EHT /2 Stockholm 2-1 Sweden Hockey Games, EHT /9 Zlin 3-4 efter Overtime och straffar* *Ceska Pojistovna Cup, EHT /11 Stockholm 2-1 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots* *Sweden Hockey Games, EHT /12 Moscow 1-3 Baltica Brewery Cup, EHT /4 Helsinki 2-3 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots* *Karjala Tournament, EHT 124

125 2002 7/9 Zlin 1-2 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots* *Ceska Pojistovna Cup, EHT /11 Helsinki 3-1 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Moscow 0-3 Baltica Brewery Cup, EHT /2 Stockholm 2-4 Sweden Hockey Games, EHT /9 Pardubice 1-0 Ceska Pojistovna Cup, EHT /11 Helsinki 0-2 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Moscow 1-2 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots* *Baltica Brewery Cup, EHT /2 Stockholm 5-3 Sweden Hockey Games, EHT /4 Stockholm /11 Linköping 2-1 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Moscow 1-4 Rosno Cup, EHT* *Former Baltica Brewery Cup, EHT /2 Stockholm 3-2 Sweden Hockey Games, EHT /4 Stockholm 1-2 EHT-final 1 of /4 Moscow 2-5 EHT-final 2 of /9 St. Petersburg 2-1 Ceska Pojistovna Cup, EHT /11 Helsinki 3-2 after in Overtime* *Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Moscow 1-3 Rosno Cup, EHT /4 Stockholm 7-6 LG Hockey Games, EHT* *Former Sweden Hockey Games /5 Stockholm 1-2 EHT-final /8 Linköping 3-4 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots* *Ceska Pojistovna Cup, EHT /11 Helsinki 4-5 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Moscow 1-0 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots* *Channel One Cup, EHT, former Rosno Cup /2 Stockholm 6-2 LG Hockey Games, EHT /4 Gävle 3-2 EHT-final 1 of /4 Moscow 4-2 EHT-final 2 of /11 Jönköping 1-3 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Moscow 0-2 Channel One Cup, EHT /2 Stockholm 3-4 LG Hockey Games, EHT /4 Liberec 2-4 Ceska Pojistovna Cup, EHT /11 Moscow 0-1 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Moscow 2-6 Channel One Cup, EHT /2 Stockholm 4-3 LG Hockey Games, EHT /4 Liberec 3-6 Czech Hockey Games, EHT* *Former Ceska Pojistovna Cup /9 Podolsk 4-3 efter Overtime och straffar* *Czech Hockey Games, EHT /11 Helsinki 1-4 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Moscow 3-4 Channel One Cup, EHT /5 Stockholm 2-4 LG Hockey Games, EHT /11 Helsinki 3-2 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Moscow 3-5 Channel One Cup, EHT /2 Stockholm 6-2 LG Hockey Games, EHT /4 Malmö 2-4 Czech Hockey Games, EHT /11 Helsinki 1-4 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Moscow 4-2 Channel One Cup, EHT /2 Stockholm 4-1 Oddset Hockey Games, EHT* *Former LG Hockey Games 125

126 /4 Brno 2-4 Kajobet Hockey Games, EHT* *Former Czech Hockey Games /11 Turku 2-3 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Moscow 1-5 Channel One Cup, EHT /2 Malmö 1-4 Oddset Hockey Games, EHT /4 Jönköping 4-2 Czech Hockey Games, EHT* *Again with the name Czech Hockey Games /8 St. Petersburg 0-2 Czech Hockey Games, EHT /11 Helsinki 2-5 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Sochi 2-3 Channel One Cup, EHT /5 Stockholm 2-0 Oddset Hockey Games, EHT /11 Leksand 5-4 after Overtime and Game Winning Shots* *Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Sochi 2-3 Channel One Cup, EHT /4 Mytisjtji 5-4 EHT /4 Mytisjtji 3-2 efter i Overtime EHT /11 Helsinki 3-6 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Moscow 4-1 Channel One Cup, EHT /4 Södertälje 4-1 EHT /4 Västerås 0-4 EHT /11 Helsinki 2-3 Karjala Tournament, EHT /12 Moscow 3-1 Channel One Cup, EHT /2 Gothenburg 2-4 Sweden Hockey Games, EHT /4 Stockholm 4-3 after in Overtime* *Carlson Hockey Games, EHT. Former Czech Hockey Games /12 Moscow 1-3 Channel One Cup, EHT SOVIET UNION /1 Helsinki Nations Tournament To celebrate Finnish Ice Hockey Association 25 year /12 Stockholm /12 Stockholm /1 Moscow /1 Moscow /12 Stockholm 3-2 Ahearne Cup /12 Stockholm /11 Moscow /11 Moscow /12 Stockholm /12 Stockholm /1 Stockholm /1 Stockholm /11 Moscow /11 Moscow /1 Stockholm /1 Stockholm /1 Gothenburg /1 Gothenburg /12 Moscow 1-2 The team was named "Soviet Selects" /12 Moscow 5-2 The team was named "Soviet Selects" /2 Stockholm /2 Stockholm

127 /12 Stockholm /12 Stockholm /12 Moscow /12 Moscow /12 Stockholm /12 Västerås /12 Colorado 3-4 USA-Canada tour /11 Moscow /12 Moscow /3 Leksand /3 Stockholm /1 Winnipeg 0-3 USA-Canada tour /1 Winnipeg 6-4 USA-Canada tour /1 Stockholm /1 Stockholm /12 Moscow 2-6 Revolution Tournament* *Later named Izvestija Tournament /2 Stockholm /2 Stockholm /12 Moscow 0-4 Izvestija Tournament /3 Stockholm /3 Gävle /12 Västerås 5-3 The Olympc Games team /12 Gävle 5-3 The Olympc Games team /1 Gothenburg /1 Stockholm /3 Stockholm /4 Stockholm /12 Moscow 2-10 Izvestija Tournament /3 Stockholm /3 Gävle /12 Moscow 3-8 Izvestija Tournament /3 Gothenburg /3 Stockholm /12 Moscow 2-7 Izvestija Trophy /12 Moscow 2-5 Izvestija Trophy /12 Moscow 3-4 Izvestija Trophy /3 Stockholm 2-9 Izvestija Trophy /3 Stockholm 4-7 Izvestija Trophy /3 Gothenburg 3-3 Izvestija Trophy /12 Moscow 3-5 Izvestija Tournament /3 Stockholm /3 Gothenburg /8 Gothenburg 4-1 Pre Canada Cup /8 Gothenburg 2-4 Pre Canada Cup /12 Moscow 2-4 Izvestija Tournament /4 Stockholm /12 Moscow 2-9 Izvestija Tournament /4 Gothenburg /4 Stockholm /12 Moscow 0-6 Izvestija Tournament /4 Stockholm

128 1979 2/4 Stockholm /9 Prague 2-8 Rude Pravo Cup /12 Moscow 1-5 Izvestija Tournament /4 Gothenburg 2-7 GT Sweden Cup /9 Gothenburg /9 Södertälje /12 Moscow 0-2 Izvestija Tournament /8 Stockholm 1-2 Rude Pravo Cup/Pre Canada Cup /8 Gothenburg 1-4 Rude Pravo Cup/Pre Canada Cup /12 Moscow 2-4 Izvestija Tournament /12 Groningen 3-7 Mini-Tournooi "Tulip Tournament" /12 Gävle 2-4 Rude Pravo Cup /12 Stockholm 3-3 Rude Pravo Cup /12 Moscow 4-5 Izvestija Tournament /12 Stockholm /12 Södertälje /12 Moscow 1-4 Izvestija Tournament /4 Gothenburg 1-10 Sweden Cup /4 Karlstad /8 Stockholm 1-4 Pre Canada Cup /8 Gothenburg 3-7 Pre Canada Cup /12 Moscow 0-10 Izvestija Tournament /12 Moscow 1-10 Izvestija Tournament /2 Stockholm /2 Karlskoga /2 Gothenburg /12 Moscow 0-6 Izvestija Tournament /4 Norrköping /4 Stockholm /8 Stockholm 2-5 Pre Canada Cup /8 Örebro 3-7 Pre Canada Cup /12 Moscow 1-4 Izvestija Tournament /12 Moscow 0-3 Izvestija Tournament /2 Stockholm /2 Gothenburg /12 Moscow 1-6 Izvestija Tournament /4 Luleå /4 Stockholm /8 Tacoma 1-4 Goodwill Games /12 Moscow 1-5 Izvestija Tournament /2 Stockholm 4-6 Sweden Hockey Games /8 Västerås 3-4 Pre Canada Cup /8 Stockholm 4-1 Pre Canada Cup /11 Frankfurt 2-2 Deutschland Cup History, development, senior advisor: Folke Ejdersten, Märsta 128

129 2018 IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship in Denmark The 2018 IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship will be played in Royal Arena, Copenhagen, and Jyske Bank Boxen, Herning, Denmark, during May Group A in Royal Arena, Copenhagen, Denmark France Russia Switzerland Slovakia Sweden Czech Republic Belarus Austria Group B in Jyske Bank Boxen, Herning, Denmark Denmark Canada Finland South Korea Latvia Norway Germany USA PRELIMINARY ROUND Day, Group Game Game Arena, venue Date, Number time Friday May A 1 Russia-France Royal Arena, Copenhagen B 2 USA-Canada Jyske Bank Boxen, Herning A 3 Sweden-Belarus Royal Arena, Copenhagen B 4 Germany-Denmark Jyske Bank Boxen, Herning Saturday May A 5 Switzerland-Austria Royal Arena, Copenhagen B 6 Norway-Latvia Jyske Bank Boxen, Herning A 7 France-Belarus Royal Arena, Copenhagen B 8 Finland-South Korea Jyske Bank Boxen, Herning A 9 Czech Republic-Slovakia Royal Arena, Copenhagen B 10 Denmark-USA Jyske Bank Boxen, Herning 129

130 Sunday May A 11 Austria-Russia Royal Arena, Copenhagen B 12 South Korea-Canada Jyske Bank Boxen, Herning A 13 Sweden-Czech Republic Royal Arena, Copenhagen B 14 Germany-Norway Jyske Bank Boxen, Herning A 15 Slovakia-Switzerland Royal Arena, Copenhagen B 16 Latvia-Finland Jyske Bank Boxen, Herning Monday May A 17 Belarus-Russia Royal Arena, Copenhagen B 18 USA-Germany Jyske Bank Boxen, Herning A 19 Sweden-France Royal Arena, Copenhagen B 20 Canada-Denmark Jyske Bank Boxen, Herning Tuesday May A 21 Austria-Slovakia Royal Arena, Copenhagen B 22 South Korea-Latvia Jyske Bank Boxen, Herning A 23 Czech Republic-Switzerland Royal Arena, Copenhagen B 24 Finland-Norway Jyske Bank Boxen, Herning Wednesday May A 25 Switzerland-Belarus Royal Arena, Copenhagen B 26 Germany-South Korea Jyske Bank Boxen, Herning A 27 Sweden-Austria Royal Arena, Copenhagen B 28 Finland-Denmark Jyske Bank Boxen, Herning Thursday May A 29 Slovakia-France Royal Arena, Copenhagen B 30 USA-Latvia Jyske Bank Boxen, Herning A 31 Czech Republic-Russia Royal Arena, Copenhagen B 32 Norway-Canada Jyske Bank Boxen, Herning Friday May A 33 France-Austria Royal Arena, Copenhagen B 34 Denmark-Norway Jyske Bank Boxen, Herning A 35 Belarus-Czech Republic Royal Arena, Copenhagen B 36 USA-South Korea Jyske Bank Boxen, Herning Saturday May A 37 Slovakia-Sweden Royal Arena, Copenhagen B 38 Latvia-Germany Jyske Bank Boxen, Herning A 39 Austria-Belarus Royal Arena, Copenhagen B 40 Denmark-South Korea Jyske Bank Boxen, Herning A 41 Russia-Switzerland Royal Arena, Copenhagen B 42 Canada-Finland Jyske Bank Boxen, Herning 130

131 Sunday May A 43 France-Czech Republic Royal Arena, Copenhagen B 44 Norway-USA Jyske Bank Boxen, Herning A 45 Switzerland-Sweden Royal Arena, Copenhagen B 46 Germany-Finland Jyske Bank Boxen, Herning Monday May A 47 Russia-Slovakia Royal Arena, Copenhagen B 48 South Korea-Norway Jyske Bank Boxen, Herning A 49 Czech Republic-Austria Royal Arena, Copenhagen B 50 Canada-Latvia Jyske Bank Boxen, Herning Tuesday May A 51 Switzerland-France Royal Arena, Copenhagen B 52 Finland-USA Jyske Bank Boxen, Herning A 53 Belarus-Slovakia Royal Arena, Copenhagen B 54 Canada-Germany Jyske Bank Boxen, Herning A 55 Russia-Sweden Royal Arena, Copenhagen B 56 Latvia-Denmark Jyske Bank Boxen, Herning Wednesday May Non game day PLAY OFF Thursday May Quarter Final 1 Royal Arena, Copenhagen Quarter Final 2 Jyske Bank Boxen, Herning Quarter Final 3 Royal Arena, Copenhagen Quarter Final 4 Jyske Bank Boxen, Herning Quarter Finals will be played as follows: A 1-B 4, A 2-B 3, B 1-A 4, B 2-A 3 Friday May Non game day Saturday May Semi Final 1 Royal Arena, Copenhagen Semi Final 2 Royal Arena, Copenhagen Semi Finals will be played as follows: Winner A 1/B 4-Winner B 2/A 3 och Winner B 1/A 4-Winner A 2/B 3 Sunday May BMG 63 Bronze Medal Game Royal Arena, Copenhagen GMG 64 Gold Medal Game Royal Arena, Copenhagen NOTE! All game starting times are expressed in lokal Danish time 131

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