On 9 May, hockey comes home!
It was 12 years ago last time, and now it is finally time for another Ice Hockey World Championship at home. Back in 2013, Tre Kronor won gold after defeating Switzerland in the final. This year's tournament starts on 9 May and ends with the final in a packed Avicii Arena on Sunday 25 May. The group stage is played in Stockholm (Group A) and Herning in Denmark (Group B), followed by the entire playoffs except two quarter-finals in Stockholm. All matches in Stockholm are played at Avicii Arena.
The matches are broadcast on TV6, TV10 and Viaplay.
Group A (Stockholm):
Sweden, Finland, Canada, Slovakia, Slovenia, Austria, France and Latvia
Group B (Herning):
Denmark, USA, Czech Republic, Switzerland, Hungary, Norway, Kazakhstan and Germany.
Below is the schedule for Tre Kronor's group stage matches:
9 May, 20:20: Sweden-Slovakia
10 May, 16:20: Sweden-Austria
12 May, 20:20: Finland-Sweden
14 May, 20:20: Latvia-Sweden
16 May, 20:20: Sweden-Slovenia
17 May, 16:20: France-Sweden
20 May, 20:20: Sweden-Canada
We will update the page with Tre Kronor’s squad as soon as the information is available. But directly after winning bronze in Prague last year, several NHL pros announced that they wanted to participate in a World Championship on home ground. So don’t be surprised if Tre Kronor is aiming for gold with a truly star-studded team!
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