4 countries standoff: Team USA falls into Sweden; prepares to face Canada in the championship game
Team USA lost their first game in a four-country confrontation Monday night, beating Sweden 2-1 at TD Garden in Boston.
However, despite record flaws, they will still be in the championship game against Canada on Thursday night in the same arena, where they beat Canada 3-1 on Saturday.
Team USA was not fully capable in this game because Matthew Tkachuk had no bench due to a low injury. Auston Matthews also took a leave to fight illness.
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Swedish forward Adrian Kempe (10) and US defenseman Zach Werenski (8) in the hockey of goalkeeper Jake Ottinger (30) In the battle, in 4 countries against hockey matches in TD Garden. (Bob dehiara-Imagn image)
Plus, his brother Brady was injured early in the first phase of a raid in the Swedish region, which is worth watching to enter the championship game against Canada.
Nevertheless, New York Rangers star Chris Kreider was his first goal.
Kreider has not been in the game yet, but the number of moves needs to be advanced. And he didn’t waste time participating and checked the first phase clock a minute ago.
Boston crowd Boos Canadian national anthem, Team USA heard the same joke in 4 countries confrontation
Zach Werenski got a pass from Jack Eichel and shot online from Samuel Ersson, but the deflection happened to be Cray Kreider’s stick. Kreider didn’t waste any time, setting the deflection as deflection to find the back of the net.
But Sweden ensured to take the lead into the locker room after the first phase, as Jesper Bratt hit the first goal of the game with just 56 seconds left.
The goal put Sweden ahead after Gustav Nyquist tied things together with his first match goal.
Neither the second and third stages scored, but the U.S. threatened Jake Oettinger to be recalled to the bench in the third inning to allow additional U.S. attackers on the ice.
Swedish forward Jesper Bratt (63) scored in the first phase of the first phase against US TD Garden in four countries, his teammates said congratulate. (Bob dehiara-Imagn image)
There are multiple opportunities 6-5, but Sweden was able to stop any return from the United States to win the first victory of the game.
Prior to this game, Sweden lost to Canada and Finland in overtime, which gave them two points.
It could be a loss, but Team USA will be in trouble with Team Canada, which will be another clash of fire after what happened over the weekend.
Three battles broke out in nine seconds as American players made exceptions to the Montreal crowd in Stars and Stripes. With Connor McDavid, Canada first entered the scoreboard, but the United States made a victory with three unresolved goals to win the competition.
Swedish forward Leo Carlsson (91) controls the park while US defenseman Brock Faber (14) fights ICE hockey game in 4 countries in TD Garden in the second phase Defensive. (Bob dehiara-Imagn image)
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Now, the scene will be this title battle for Boston, with Canada, who beat Finland 5-3 earlier on Sunday, starting to seek some revenge and ultimate bragging rights in the second half of the NHL season.
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