Swede Times: "Tre Kronor Dam" Dances Into the Semis
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The dream of the first Swedish championship medal in 19 years is alive. Tre Kronor dam got revenge on Switzerland when they won the low-scoring World Cup quarter-final 1–0 on Friday night. – What a match, I almost get a little moved, said forward Thea Johansson. On Sunday, Sweden plays the World Cup semi-final in Herning, Denmark.
The women's crowns are ready for the semi-finals of the World Cup. In the quarter-finals against Switzerland, Sara Hjalmarsson became a great hero. - Oh my God, what a match, says Thea Johansson in SVT.
Swede times: "Tre Kronor Dam" dances into the semis
Sweden got an early powerplay, which resulted in a couple of decent tests for Saskia Maurer, who had been given the nod in the Swiss goal. Ebba Svensson was between the pipes for Sweden, and she was also tested a couple of times when Switzerland got their first powerplay opportunity. The game was as tight and evenly matched as most people had expected, but Sweden had a slight edge at even strength, with the strong-skating Hilda Svensson among th…
The Swiss women's hockey team won't win a medal at the World Championship. They were 1-0 in the quarter-finals ahead of Sweden on Friday in Esbjerg (Denmark).
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