Tri Kronor defeated Finland after a dramatic penalty shootout.
Voices are now being raised in Finland that the rules should be changed at the Hockey World Cup.
“What is wrong with an honest ancient cross?”skriver krönikören Jussi Paasi på Yle.
On Wednesday, the temperature in the Hockey World Cup soared when Sweden and Finland collided in front of the Nokia Arena in Tampere.
before the match three crowns Superstar Rasmus Dahlin stirred up the mood and said he wanted to “silence the scene”.
And that’s exactly what happened.
The drama was decided by a penalty shootout with Sweden taking the extra points.
Voices are now being raised in Finland that the rules should be changed at the Hockey World Cup.
“without reason”
It was Yle columnist Jussi Paasi who put together the script and argues that extra time and penalties in the group stage should be scrapped.
“What’s wrong with a draw? An honest old cross? Why doesn’t the World Cup summit end in a draw? I can think of no reason to force the winner at this point in the tournament. When the evening matches start late (19.20), it is not in anyone’s interest to extend matches beyond intentwrites Paasi.
“down the toilet”
His main argument is that watching a three-on-three match is boring.
“This addon was a typical example of how the game changes when players from each team are picked from the ice. The only thing you focus on is possession of the puck. The leading team in the game does their best not to lose the puck – even if it means deliberately leaving the attack area to start Again. Dish! What’s interesting to watch”Bassey writes sarcastically.
It also draws parallels to the 1960s and looks back at a hockey world cup match in 1965 which only ended 2-2 between Finland and Sweden.
“But in 2022, a beautiful, tight, honest fight broke out right down the toilet.”he is writing.