SWEDEN WORLD CHAMPION!
Sweden won an intensive final game against Finland 5-3 (2-2). It was obvious that Finland has taken several steps towards Sweden since last championship. The game was exciting and it was only in the last seconds Sweden could secure the gold medals.
Norway was too strong for USA in the bronze game Sunday morning. After a 12-1 victory, Norway won the medals as they also did in the last World Championships. USA have developed every year. Place 6 in 2019, place 5 in 2023 and now fourth place in 2025. We look forward too the next time!
It was after a 30 year long waiting time Norway won the bronze medals in the World Championship 2023, but now Norway copied the medal win at once. We are quite sure it will happen again as Norway has taken several steps forward since 2023. We say the same thing to Norway. We look forward to next time!
Sweden World Champion! Photo: FIB
THE SATURDAY SEMIFINALS
Finland – Norway 5-2
Sweden – USA 22-0
Game for bronze medals
Norway-USA 12-1 (8-0)
Final game
Sweden-Finland 5-3 (3-1)
Photo: Romus Ramström
The Norwegian team won the bronze medals. Photo: Sara Hardingz.
SPECIAL AWARDS FROM THE SWEDISH BANDY ASSOCIATION
GOAL KEEPER
Henrik Kjellson, Sweden
DEFENDER
Martin Hammarberg, Sweden
MIDFIELDER
Joel Broberg, Sweden
FORWARD
Oscar Wikblad, Sweden
GOAL SCORER
Martin Landström, Sweden
MOST VALUABLE PLAYER
Martin Karlsson, Sweden
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Photo: Sara Hardingz
Photo: Team Fabbe/Sören
Finland-Norway. Photo: Romus Ramström
Excellent goalie Filip Berglönn in Hungary. Photo: Team Fabbe/Sören.
USA-Finland. Photo: Sara Hardingz
Intense was the word beetwen Norway and Finland. Photo: Sara Hardingz
Sweden-Hungary. Photo: Team Fabbe/Sören
Sweden-Norway. Photo: Team Fabbe/Sören
THE HOST CITY LIDKÖPING
The city of Lidköping is south of the southeastern part of Lake Vänern called Kinneviken. The city is divided into two parts by the river Lidan. The east side is called the old city and the west side the new city. In the new town square stands the statue of Magnus Gabriel De la Gardie. Lidköping received its
first known city privileges on June 17, 1446, by Sweden’s then king, Kristofer of Bavaria, and thus became the first city on Lake Vänern. Lidköping has a wide flora of industry and business.
40 494 people live in Lidköping municipality, and the arena “Sparbanken Lidköping Arena” was inaugurated on 25 December, 2009. Audience capacity is 1 250 seats and 3 000 stands.
Villa Lidköping BK is Swedish Champion for men after the victory 2025 against Edsbyns IF . Lidköpings AIK plays in the second series Bandyallsvenskan.