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Sweden beat Finland 4-3 in Helsinki to get revanche for the WC final loss and the poor start of the EHT season.
| 13 Nov 2011, 17:00 | Regular season | Karjala Tourn. | Hartwall Areena Helsinki | ||||||
| Finland | 3-4 | Sweden | ||||
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| Referees: Martin Frano, Jan Hribik | Spectators: 12195 | ||||||
Sweden had lost the first two games of the tournament and needed a win to save the honor. Finland lost the chance to win the tournament when Russia beat Czech Republic earlier today.
Jarkko Immonen gave the home team the lead at 5:14 but Nicklas Danielsson tied it for Sweden in the 19th minute.
Martin Thörnberg scored twice in the second period and Christian Bäckman once when Sweden got a 4-1 lead.
Sweden scores. Photo: Roman Kucera
Sami Vatanen made it 2-4 at 39:15.
In the third period Finland outshot Sweden 20-4 but only managed to score once. Leo Komarov beat Sweden's young goalie Johan Gustafsson at 48:58.
Gustafsson made 35 saves to win the game.
Swedish coach Pär Mårts was satisfied with his goalie: "He played mature and there was nothing he could do about the goals. He made a couple of huge saves at the end."
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