Švédská hokejová reprezentace
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Přezdívka | Tre Kronor |
Asociace | Švédská asociace ledního hokeje |
Trenér | ![]() |
Asistenti | Markus Åkerblom Marcus Ragnarsson |
Kapitán | Erik Karlsson – ![]() |
Nejvíce startů | Jörgen Jönsson (285) |
Nejvíce bodů | Sven Tumba Johansson (186) |
Kód IIHF | SWE |
První zápas | |
![]() ![]() (23. dubna 1920, Antverpy, Belgie) | |
Nejvyšší výhra | |
![]() ![]() (16. února 1947, Praha, Československo) | |
Nejvyšší prohra | |
![]() ![]() (29. ledna 1929, Chamonix, Francie) | |
Mistrovství světa | |
Elitní skupina | 70× (poprvé v roce 1920) |
Nejlepší výsledek | ![]() |
Olympijský turnaj | |
Účasti | 23× (poprvé v roce 1920) |
Nejlepší výsledek | ![]() |
Světový pohár | |
Účasti | 2× (poprvé v roce 1996) |
Nejlepší výsledek | ![]() |
Euro Hockey Tour | |
EHT | 27× (poprvé v roce 1996/1997) |
Nejlepší výsledek | ![]() |
Stránka týmu na IIHF.com |
Švédská hokejová reprezentace (nebo také Reprezentace tří korunek) patří mezi národní reprezentační mužstva v ledním hokeji, které hrají v elitní skupině Mistrovství světa v ledním hokeji a patří mezi nejlepší reprezentační týmy světa.
Mistrovství světa
Rok | Místa turnaje | Umístění |
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KP – 1976 | Montreal, Toronto, Philadelphia, Winnipeg, Ottawa, Quebec | 4. místo |
KP – 1981 | Montreal, Winnipeg, Ottawa, Edmonton | 5. místo |
KP – 1984 | Halifax, Montreal, Calgary, Londýn, Edmonton, Vancouver, Buffalo | ![]() |
KP – 1987 | Calgary, Hamilton, Ottawa, Halifax, Montreal, Sydney | ![]() |
KP – 1991 | Toronto, Hamilton, Montreal, Ottawa, Quebec, Saskatoon, Chicago, Detroit, Pittsburgh | 4. místo |
Rok | Místa turnaje | Umístění |
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SP – 1996 | Stockholm, Helsinky, Praha, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Ottawa, Philadelphia, Montreal, Vancouver, New York | ![]() |
SP – 2004 | Helsinky, Stockholm, Montreal, Kolín nad Rýnem, Saint Paul, Praha, Toronto | 5. místo |
Galerie dresů reprezentace
ZOH 1994 | ZOH 2006 | ZOH 2014 | ZOH 2018 | ZOH 2022 |
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1998-2001 | 2006 | 2014–2018 | 2018-současnost | SP 2016 |
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modrá | rendered as RGB 0 20 137 | Pantone Reflex Blue C |
bílá | rendered as RGB 255 255 255 | |
černá | rendered as RGB 0 0 0 |
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