Sweden played dazzling hockey for two periods against Finland in the group final and looked for a long time to go towards a reassuring victory after going up 3-0 in the middle.

- You work really hard in every melee, skate a lot, get the puck down deep and make long attacks.

Thanks to this, you attract a lot of expulsions and also get the chance to play powerplay, a form of play that has worked really well in the tournament so far - much thanks to Tömmernes, Pudas and Wallmark, says SVT Sports expert Jonas Andersson.

CLIP: Three Crowns clapped together against Finland

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Three Crowns coincided with Finland.

Photo: Bildbyrån

But via two Finnish goals in powerplay, the Lions caught up in the final period.

Andersson is worried.

- In the third period, exactly the same thing happens as in the previous matches against Latvia and Slovakia, that is, Sweden starts to play on results and becomes passive.

More than that is not required for the match picture to drastically change.

This is exactly what happened in the match against Finland, where it washes in wave after wave and in the name of honesty, Sweden eventually loses fairly.

- Sweden will not win this tournament on a whim, we already knew that before everything started.

However, I had expected that boxplay would work much better than it has done so far.

Sweden is last in the boxplay statistics of 60 percent and it is of course unsustainable if Sweden should even have a chance to get past the quarterfinals.

Now Canada is most likely waiting in the quarter on Wednesday.