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Sweden Crushes Denmark 10-0 at Women’s Ice Hockey Worlds, Finland, Germany and Switzerland Also Win

Nicole Hall and Ebba Hedquist each scored twice as Sweden improved to 2-0 and held Denmark without a goal.

  • On Tuesday in Herning, Sweden routed Denmark 10-0 at the IIHF Women's Ice Hockey World Championship, with Nicole Hall and Ebba Hedquist each scoring twice and goaltender Emma Soderberg securing a shutout with four saves.
  • Sweden moved to second in Group B with six points, trailing leader Canada by three, while Finland holds third place ahead of Wednesday's preliminary phase finale.
  • In Group A, Germany edged the Czech Republic 2-1 after a shootout while Switzerland topped newcomer Austria 4-2, leaving the United States atop the group with nine points.
  • The Czech team condemned derogatory remarks about women's hockey made by Foreign Minister Petr Macinka on Sunday, when he claimed hockey was a "men's sport" and added "our great feminists" would be disappointed.
  • Forward Kristyna Kaltounkova defended the sport, asserting "women have the same right to play hockey as men," while Macinka has since apologized following widespread denouncement from athletes and politicians.
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Sweden crushes Denmark 10-0 at women’s ice hockey worlds, Finland, Germany and Switzerland also win

HERNING, Denmark (AP) — Nicole Hall and Ebba Hedquist both scored twice to inspire Sweden to a 10-0 rout of Denmark at the women’s ice hockey world championship on Tuesday.

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The women's crowns did not want to be inferior to the superpower Canada. Sweden crushed Denmark with a whopping 10–0 in the Ice Hockey World Championship.

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The women's crowns did not want to be inferior to the superpower Canada. Sweden crushed Denmark with a whopping 10–0 in the Ice Hockey World Championship and LHC player Michelle Löwenhielm was one of the scorers.

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The women's crowns did not want to be inferior to the superpower Canada. Sweden crushed Denmark with a whopping 10–0 in the Ice Hockey World Championship.

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Newsday broke the news in Melville, United States on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
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