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Sweden received a gun show at the Karjala tournament in the Czech Republic. That Sweden has eleven beginners during the match outside in Prague has done nothing. This may have proven to be an advantage.
Beginners were involved in Sweden's three goals. Or, with a goal from Jakob Lilja, a goal from Jonathan Davidsson and a help from Lukas Bengtsson. It meant 3-1.
A little nervous before – but he quickly published
"It was a good attack, a good counter, a good passport, just to push it," Jakob Lilja said of his ambitious goals.
"I was a little nervous before, but after the first change, I quickly gave up," he continues.
"It shows what we have been working on for a number of years, and many have played in national junior hockey, it helps," said Swedish federation Rikard Grönborg in the SVT broadcast.
A first at 31 dropped the Czechs
When the Czech Republic was reduced to 2 or 3 in the second period, another beginner came out of the scene. Lars Johansson.
The 31-year-old debut came when the Czechs pushed and Sweden won 3-2.
"He was great and shows that he is a good goalkeeper in the KHL," continues Grønborg.
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