Finland vs Sweden prediction
Chance to win · 36% and 43% in regulation
All predictions
9 picks graded · Average confidence 59%Full game
- 1X2WonSweden2.50Confidence 51%
- Over/UnderWonO3.5odds up 1.37Confidence 56%
- Best tip of the game: HandicapWonSweden +1.5odds up 1.26Confidence 63%
- Winner (incl. OT)WonSwedenodds up 1.84Confidence 51%
- Double chanceWonSweden or drawodds down 1.52Confidence 59%
- Draw no betWonSwedenodds up 1.84Confidence 51%
- Both teams to score (GG/NG)WonYesodds up 1.17Confidence 81%
1st period
- 1st period 1X2LostDrawodds down 2.40Confidence 51%
- 1st period Over/UnderWonU2.5odds down 1.13Confidence 70%
How to read the picks
Confidence is the model’s own score for a pick, out of 100. It is not a probability, but picks with higher confidence have won more often. The score details show the model’s probability instead — they are not picks.
Why some of these picks carry a lower confidence: form from only 1 games; the odds drifted 6% since they opened; the odds drifted 3% since they opened; the odds drifted 4% since they opened.
Predicted final score
What the picks are derived from. Not a bet.Score details
- Correct scoreWon1–4After 60 min1–44%chance
- 1st period correct scoreLost1–11st period0–212%chance
- Highest scoring periodLostTieMost goals3rd · 3 goals28%chance
Score breakdown
- After 60 minutes 1-4
- By period 1-1, 0-1, 0-2
- Likeliest 1-4 (5%), 1-3 (4%), 2-3 (4%)
Season so far
This seasonHead-to-head
- Apr 17, 2025: Finland 3, Sweden 2.
- Apr 4, 2025: Sweden 2, Finland 3, after a shootout.
Last five games
- Win, 4–1 at Denmark, Nov 6. Odds: Denmark 35.00, Finland 1.01.
- Win, 4–3 against Czech Republic, after overtime, Apr 20, 2025.
- Loss, 1–8 at Canada, Apr 19, 2025.
- Win, 3–2 against Sweden, Apr 17, 2025.
- Win, 2–1 at Switzerland, Apr 14, 2025.
- Loss, 1–5 against Canada, Nov 6. Odds: Sweden 15.00, Canada 1.09.
- Loss, 2–3 at Switzerland, Apr 19, 2025.
- Loss, 2–3 at Finland, Apr 17, 2025.
- Win, 8–0 at Norway, Apr 15, 2025.
- Win, 2–0 at Japan, Apr 13, 2025.
Each side’s last five, every competition — W a win, L a loss, OT a loss after overtime or a shootout. Beside each team, its goals and its 1X2 odds before puck drop; the odds that came in are lit (none after overtime: the draw).
Game timeline
1st period0-2
- 04:14 Goal Sweden: Karlsson I. assists: Svensson H. 0-1
- 07:39 2 min Finland: Koukkula O. Holding
- 08:21 Goal PPG Sweden: Svensson H. assists: Jungaker M., Raunio J. 0-2
- 19:01 2 min Sweden: Blom L. High sticking
2nd period0-0
- 12:50 2 min Sweden: Karlsson I. Hooking
- 17:36 2 min Finland: Holopainen E. Interference
3rd period1-2
- 00:22 2 min Finland: Holopainen E. Late hit
- 06:14 Goal Sweden: Hjalmarsson S. assists: Jungaker M., Lowenhielm M. 0-3
- 08:41 Goal Finland: Nieminen P. assists: Yrjola S., Vanhanen S. 1-3
- 11:22 2 min Finland: Karvinen M. Late hit
- 18:38 Goal ENG Sweden: Grillfors T. 1-4
Times are the minutes played in each period. PPG power-play goal, SHG short-handed goal, ENG empty-net goal, PS penalty shot. A shootout is won by one goal on the final score.
Key insights
- 3-game losing streak for Sweden coming into this game.
- 4-1-0 in the last five for Finland.
- 3rd vs 2nd in the WCH Women standings.
How the odds moved
| Market | Opening | Now | Move |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1X2: 1 (FIN) | 2.50 | 2.50 | No change |
| 1X2: X (draw) | 3.60 | 3.60 | No change |
| 1X2: 2 (SWE) | 2.60 | 2.60 | No change |
| Over/Under line | 4.5 | 4 | Line lowered |
| Handicap FIN | +0.5 | −0.5 | Line moved |
Opening and current odds from the bookmakers we track; the handicap line is shown from the home team’s side.
WCH Women standings
Regular Season · Group B
- Playoffs
- Relegation
Pts points, on the league’s own system — the table is sorted by them. W/L/OTL wins, regulation losses, overtime and shootout losses · GP played · P% points share · GF/GA goals for and against · +/− difference.
Finland host Sweden in the WCH Women on Sunday, November 8, 2026. Who wins after 60 minutes, by how many goals, and how many goals in total — our 1X2, handicap and over/under picks come from one model, and every pick is marked won or lost for everyone to see. The model uses projected goals and shots, the starting goalies, recent form, the standings and the bookmakers’ current odds.