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Pettersson’s 2-Goal Third Period Helps Sweden Outlast Switzerland 4

Lucas Pettersson’s two third-period goals secured Sweden’s 4-2 win over Switzerland, with goaltender Love Harenstam making 21 saves, in World Junior preliminary play.

  • Sweden's Lucas Pettersson scored two third-period goals at 6:28 to lead his team to a 4-2 victory over Switzerland in preliminary World Junior play in Saint Paul on Sunday.
  • After Sweden's early goal at 0:53 by Eric Nilson, Switzerland responded with Beni Waidacher at 14:27 and Lars Steiner at 18:22, shifting the lead.
  • With Switzerland pressing late, Pettersson added an empty-net goal with 47 seconds remaining after finishing a Liam Danielsson–Eric Nilson setup at 6:28 of the third.
  • Sweden now faces the United States on Wednesday while Switzerland will play the Germany junior team on Tuesday, shaping upcoming preliminary matchups.
  • Shifts in momentum and saves from Love Harenstam and Neuenschwander defined the game as Viggo Bjorck tied the score 57 seconds into the third on a play from Alfons Freij and Anton Frondell.
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Once again, Sweden lost the lead, were behind and under pressure. Then they pulled themselves together again and defeated Switzerland in the Junior World Cup in Minnesota, USA. The final score was 4–2. – We started to realize that we should play more as a team, says goal scorer Viggo Björck.

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Pettersson's 2-goal third period helps Sweden outlast Switzerland 4-2

Lucas Pettersson netted two third-period goals to lead Sweden over Switzerland 4-2 in preliminary play of the World Junior Championships on Sunday.

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Once again, Sweden lost the lead, were behind and under pressure. Then they pulled themselves together again and defeated Switzerland in the Junior World Cup in Minnesota, USA. The final score was 4–2. – We started to realize that we should play more as a team, says goal scorer Viggo Björck.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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