Sweden men's national ice hockey team

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The Sweden men's national ice hockey team is one of the world's most successful and historically dominant international hockey teams, known for its strong skill-based play and multiple World Championship and Olympic medals.

Aliases (4)

Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	men's national sports team → national ice hockey team →
BigSixPeer	Canada men's national ice hockey team → Czech Republic men's national ice hockey team → Finland men's national ice hockey team → Russia men's national ice hockey team → United States men's national ice hockey team →
competition	Canada Cup (historical) → IIHF World Championship → Ice Hockey World Cup / World Cup of Hockey → Olympic Games ice hockey tournament →
confederation	International Ice Hockey Federation →
continent	Europe →
country	Sweden →
emblem	Three Crowns of Sweden →
federationAbbreviation	SIF →
firstOlympicAppearance	1920 Summer Olympics →
governingBody	Swedish Ice Hockey Association →
hasProducedManyNHLPlayers	true →
homeCountryCapital	Stockholm →
homeJerseyPrimaryColor	yellow →
homeJerseySecondaryColor	blue →
homeRegion	Nordic countries →
IIHFCode	SWE →
isConsidered	one of the Big Six in international ice hockey →
medalRecord	multiple Olympic medals → multiple World Championship medals →
nameInSwedish	Sveriges herrlandslag i ishockey →
nickname	Tre Kronor →
notableRival	Canada men's national ice hockey team → Finland men's national ice hockey team → Russia men's national ice hockey team →
olympicIceHockeyGoldMedals	multiple →
playingStyle	emphasis on skating and puck possession → skill-based →
recognizedBy	International Ice Hockey Federation → International Olympic Committee →
representedInOlympicsSince	1920 →
represents	Sweden in international men's ice hockey →
shortNameInSwedish	Tre Kronor →
sport	ice hockey →
status	one of the most successful national ice hockey teams →
teamGender	men →
traditionalStrength	high tactical discipline → strong goaltending → strong junior development system →
usesRinkType	international-sized ice rink →
worldChampionshipTitles	multiple →

Referenced by (35)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Canada men's national ice hockey team → Czechoslovakia men's national ice hockey team → Finland men's national ice hockey team → Latvia men's national ice hockey team → Leijonat ("Sweden men’s national ice hockey team") → Russia men's national ice hockey team →	notableRival
1999 IIHF World Championship ("Sweden national ice hockey team") → 2001 IIHF World Championship ("Sweden national ice hockey team") → 2002 IIHF World Championship →	bronzeMedalist
Czech Republic men's national ice hockey team → Norway men's national ice hockey team → The Lions →	hasRivalryWith
Börje Salming → Joel Lundqvist → Victor Hedman →	representedNationalTeam
Swedish Ice Hockey Association → Swedish Ice Hockey Association ("Sweden men's national junior ice hockey team") →	governs
Mats Sundin → Nicklas Bäckström ("Sweden men’s national ice hockey team") →	memberOfSportsTeam
Henrik Lundqvist → Nicklas Bäckström →	nationalTeam
1999 IIHF World Championship ("Sweden national ice hockey team") → 2001 IIHF World Championship ("Sweden national ice hockey team") →	thirdPlace
Tre Kronor ("Sweden men’s national ice hockey team") →	alsoKnownAs
Joel Lundqvist →	captainOf
1980 U.S. Olympic ice hockey team →	groupStageOpponent
Slovakia men's national ice hockey team →	hasRivalry
Sweden men's national ice hockey team ("Sveriges herrlandslag i ishockey") →	nameInSwedish
Tre Kronor ("Sweden men’s national ice hockey team") →	nicknameOf
Euro Hockey Tour →	originalParticipatingTeam
SIF ("Sweden men’s national ice hockey team") →	oversees
2000 IIHF World Championship →	participatingTeam
Tobias Enström →	playedForNationalTeam
2003 IIHF World Championship →	runnerUp
2003 IIHF World Championship →	silverMedalist