4 Nations Face Off: Falls to Sweden on Team USA Falls. Set it to play against Canada in the title game

Team USA At Boston’s TD Garden, he lost his first game in a four-country faceoff on Monday night, falling 2-1 to Sweden.

However, despite the record scratches, they will be playing in the championship game at the same arena on Thursday night For Canadawho they lost 3-1 on Saturday.

Team USA was not fully capable in this matchup as Matthew Tokachuk lacked the bench with a lower body injury. Orton Matthews also took a break from the night to fight the illness.

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His brother, Brady, was also injured early in the first period during an attack in the Swedish zone.

Still, Chris Kreider, New York Rangers The star scored the first goal of the tournament.

Kreider hadn’t played in the tournament yet, but it was necessary for the number of forwards. And he wasted time and scored before checking the clock for the first period for a minute.

Boston crowd booth Canadian national anthem after Team USA hears the same jeer in a four-country showdown

Zach Werenski scored a pass from Jack Eichel and took a shot on the net saved by Samuel Ersson, but the deflection was perfect for Kreider’s stick. Kreider wasted no time and deflected once to find the back of the net.

However, Sweden confirmed that Jesper Bratt will lead the locker room after the first period after playing the first goal of the tournament in 56 seconds.

That goal gave Sweden the lead after Gustav Nyquist tied things together early on the first goal of the tournament.

Both the second and third periods were scoreless, but Team USA was threatening that Jake Oetitinger was called back to the bench in the second half of the third, threatening that the US attackers were attacked by the ice .

Although multiple opportunities were seen 6-5, Sweden managed to stop a comeback from the US by winning the tournament first.

Prior to this matchup, Sweden gave a total of two points as they lost to both Canada and Finland in overtime.

It could be a loss, but Team USA will face Team Canada in what is expected to be another fiery collision after what happens over the weekend.

Three fights broke out in nine seconds as US players made the exception to booing the Montreal crowd during the “starspangled banner.” Canada first reached the scoreboard thanks to Conor McDavid, but Team USA responded with three unanswered goals to win the rival game.

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Now, Canada, which became Boston for this championship match and beat Finland 5-3 on Sunday, is looking for revenge and ultimate bragging rights before the second half of the NHL season begins.

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