The Winter Olympics Express | the regular season from 0-3 to 3-3, and the Rules of the Winter Olympics helped Finnish men's ice and Sweden to advance hand in hand

On February 13, in the final round of Group C of the men's hockey group stage at the Beijing Winter Olympics, Finland fell behind from 0-3 to 3-3 to equal Sweden, and in extra time, the two teams advanced to the quarterfinals.

Before this group match, Finland and Sweden had both scored six points in two consecutive wins, Sweden beat Lithuania 3-0, Slovakia 4-1, Finland beat Slovakia 6-2 and Lithuania 3-1.

According to the rules of promotion for the men's ice hockey tournament at the Winter Olympics, the first of the three groups and the second in the best group of the best performers went straight to the top 8 as seeded players, and the remaining 8 teams played against a knockout playoff.

Since the other two groups did not show up after the two rounds of the other two groups, it means that after Finland and Sweden have scored six points, as long as they draw in the regular season time and both sides score at least 1 point in the last direct conversation, then 7 points can ensure that the two teams become the second best team in the three groups and directly advance to the quarterfinals.

In this direct conversation this afternoon, neither side scored a goal in the first set, sweden scored three goals in the second set, but in the last set Finland scored three goals in a row, and the two sides were tied 3-3 in the 60-minute regular season, a score that ensured that the two sides could advance together.

In the following extra time, Finland scored a sudden victory in the opening 2 minutes, so that Finland won the first place in the group, Sweden qualified second in the group with the best results of the three groups, and only 2 minutes of overtime also avoided too much consumption of the two teams, which was really a great joy for everyone.