MONTREAL — Sweden vs. Finland never disappoints. In a back-and-forth contest, at least in terms of lead changes the first two periods, the latest chapter between these two border rivals ended in a 4-3 win for Finland,

Nations Face-Off begins on Wednesday night as Canada, Finland, Sweden, and the United States will all compete for the next nine days in the tournament with games being played in Montreal and Boston. During the event,

Tard, Laval, Quebec, has unveiled its newest flagship Circle K service station in Järna, near Stockholm, Sweden. Spanning about 323,000 square feet and featuring 26 ultra-fast charging points for light and heavy vehicles,

The 4 Nations Face-Off is scheduled to start this Wednesday, with Connor McDavid and Canada locking horns with Sweden at Bell Centre in Montreal. Canada boast of a stacked roster, featuring the likes of Sidney Crosby of the Pittsburgh Penguins,

Filip Forsberg had a big star from another sport in the stands supporting him and Sweden at the 4 Nations Face-Off. San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle was among the fans in attendance for the Sweden-Finland game on Saturday at Bell Centre.

The NHL 4 Nations Face-Off 2025 is in full swing, and tonight's action brings a must-watch showdown as Finland battles Sweden at the Bell Centre in Montreal.

The 4 Nations Face-Off began this week in Montreal, and Team USA is public enemy no. 1 up north. Team USA played its first game of the tournament on Thursday against Finland, a day after Canada defeated Sweden in overtime,

USA TODAY Sports offers power rankings of the United States, Canada, Finland and Sweden as they prepare to play in the seven-game tournament that runs Wednesday through Feb. 20 in Montreal and Boston.

Team USA coach Mike Sullivan didn’t have an update on whether Matthew Tkachuk would be available to play in Monday’s game against Sweden at T.D. Garden in the NHL 4 Nations Face-Off. Tkachuk suffered a lower-body injury in the third period of the Americans' 3-1 win over Canada in Montreal.

Just moments after Sweden nearly won the game in overtime, they suffered the second overtime loss of the NHL 4 Nations Face-Off on Saturday at the Bell Centre in Montreal. Mikael Granlund’s wrist shot beat Linus Ullmark scored 1 minute,

With Sweden needing a spark after a sluggish first period, Sam Hallam changed his goalie with his team down 2-1 to rival Finland at the NHL 4 Nations Face-Off on Saturday at the Bell Centre in Montreal.

Raymond picked up a pair of assists, but Canada defeated Sweden 4-3 on Mitch Marner’s goal at 6:06 of overtime at the Bell Centre in Montreal. Canada picked up two points for the OT win and Sweden one point for the OT loss.