The 4 Nations Face-Off is about teams bringing the top players and performing at the top level but it's also about rivalries. Sweden and Finland have already played a lot of hockey against each other, ...

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 ...

Neighboring countries will renew an age-old rivalry when Team Sweden faces Team Finland in the third game of the 4 Nations Face-Off on Saturday afternoon in Montreal.

The 4 Nations Face-Off shifts to the United States with Canada and Finland getting the action started. Here's how to watch, ...

Finland have beaten their bitter rivals Sweden in the 4 Nations Face-Off on Mikael Granlund's winning goal, giving them their first win of the tournament. Kevin Lankinen made two big saves in ...

The two countries share a border that runs through the Gulf of Bothnia and the Tornio River. Sweden has a larger population, ...

Finland and Sweden, the other neighboring rivals in the 4 Nations Face-Off, delivered a show Saturday afternoon, playing 61:49 of tight, physical hockey with the Finns’ tournament lives on the ...

Minister of Transport and Communications Lulu Ranne (Finns) says that her ministry is completing a study on how to implement a passenger train connection from Tornio, Finland, to its neighbouring ...

But after a resilient effort in game two, Finland earned their first victory over their long-time rivals, Sweden. It was a back-and-forth game between the two sides, with seven lead changes ...

is a solid play in this Scandinavian border war in Montreal. Sweden is looking for a victory after a tough overtime setback last time out. The Over (6) cashed against Canada when Sweden leveled the ...

Here's how each of Canada, Finland, and Sweden can make it through to the final: Scenario No. 1: Win in regulation vs. Finland Scenario No. 2: Win in overtime vs. Finland, Sweden doesn't win in ...

Map showing train connections in parts of northern Finland and Sweden. (Yle) However, there is so far no agreement on funding for the long-delayed cross-border rail project. “If everything goes ...