Team Wranå took the third straight victory in the EC – after Scotland's double misses

Team Wranå faced EC's toughest opposition to date. Scotland, like Sweden, had started the championship with two victories.

The Swedes got off to a great start to the match after an early mistake by Laura Watt, who was a reserve in the WC last year, in the first round.

- She completely misses. Oh, says SVT's commentator Niklas Nord.

"Feeled that we got off to a good start"

The mistake paved the way for a stolen Swedish point.

- What a start for Sweden. But also a really bad start by Scotland, has not reached its level, says expert Eva Lund.

In the fourth round, with Sweden leading 3-1, Scotland had the chance to grab three points. But then the team responded for another miss and instead it was a stolen Swedish point and a 4-1 lead.

- Here we got the big grip on the match. Then you felt that we got off to a good start, says Isabella Wranå to SVT Sport.

Scotland surrendered

Scotland gave up after Sweden grabbed a stolen four in the seventh round. The match ended 10-2 to Team Wranå, who thus took the third victory in three matches.

- I don't know what can upset Sweden, who are playing so incredibly well right now, says Lund.

A big talking point during the EC has been the sluggish and slow ice. Even today, the ice became sluggish at the end of the match.

- We continue to read the speeds, which can be a bit tricky. But we really got a hold of the ice this match, says Wranå.