Tom Willander played the role of hero, scoring the game's first goal, which stood as the game winner as Sweden defeated Canada by a score of 2-0, which sees them sit first in Group A with three wins in three games, while not allowing any goals.
Willander's goal on Friday was his first point of the tournament so far, but he's played quite well on the defensive side of the puck, as have the entire Swedish D-core, which has led them to not allowing any goals in their first three games of the tournament.
With Sweden having wrapped up top spot in Group A, regardless of the result in their game on Sunday against Finland, they'll face either Switzerland or Norway in the quarter-finals on January 3rd at 10:30 a.m. ET/1 p.m. ET.