Finská hokejová reprezentace
 Finsko | |
|---|---|
| Přezdívka | Leijonat/Lejonen |
| Asociace | Finský svaz ledního hokeje |
| Trenér | Jukka Jalonen |
| Asistenti | Kari Lehtonen Mikko Manner Ari-Pekka Selin |
| Kapitán | Valtteri Filppula –  |
| Nejvíce startů | Raimo Helminen (331) |
| Nejvíce bodů | Raimo Helminen (207) |
| Kód IIHF | FIN |
| První zápas | |
Finsko 1:8  Švédsko (29. ledna 1928, Helsinky, Finsko) | |
| Nejvyšší výhra | |
Finsko 20:1  Norsko (12. března 1947, Hämeenlinna, Finsko) | |
| Nejvyšší prohra | |
 Kanada 24:0 Finsko (3. března 1958, Oslo, Norsko) | |
| Mistrovství světa | |
| Elitní skupina | 64× (poprvé v roce 1939) |
| Nejlepší výsledek |  (1995, 2011,2019,2022) |
| Olympijský turnaj | |
| Účasti | 18× (poprvé v roce 1952) |
| Nejlepší výsledek | (2022) |
| Světový pohár | |
| Účasti | 2× (poprvé v roce 1996) |
| Nejlepší výsledek |  (2004) |
| Euro Hockey Tour | |
| EHT | 27× (poprvé v roce 1996/1997) |
| Nejlepší výsledek | (1996/1997,1999/2000,2000/2001,2001/2002, 2002/2003, 2003/2004, 2013/2014, 2017/2018) |
| Stránka týmu na IIHF.com | |
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Finské národní hokejové mužstvo patří mezi nejlepší národní reprezentační mužstva v ledním hokeji v současnosti. Největšími úspěchy mužstva jsou zlaté medaile z Mistrovství světa v ledním hokeji v letech 1995, 2011, 2019, 2022 a ze ZOH 2022 v Pekingu. Na ZOH 1988 v Calgary a ZOH 2006 v Turíně získalo stříbrnou medaili.
První mezistátní utkání sehrálo proti Švédsku 29. ledna 1928 v Helsinkách (prohrálo 1:8). Poprvé proti Československu hrálo Finsko 14. února 1949 na mistrovství světa a prohrálo 2:19 (proti samostatné české reprezentaci hrálo Finsko poprvé 25. dubna 1993 opět v rámci mistrovství světa a prohrálo 1:3).
Historicky první medaili z mistrovské soutěže reprezentačních mužstev získalo Finsko na Mistrovství Evropy 1985, na kterém obsadilo 3. místo.
V roce 2022 dokázala finská hokejová reprezentace získat zlatou medaili jak na ZOH v Pekingu, tak i na mistrovství světa.
Historické výsledky
Mistrovství světa
| Rok | Místa turnaje | Umístění |
|---|---|---|
| KP – 1976 | Montreal, Toronto, Philadelphia, Winnipeg, Ottawa, Quebec | 6. místo |
| KP – 1981 | Montreal, Winnipeg, Ottawa, Edmonton | 6. místo |
| KP – 1984 | Halifax, Montreal, Calgary, Londýn, Edmonton, Vancouver, Buffalo |  |
| KP – 1987 | Calgary, Hamilton, Ottawa, Halifax, Montreal, Sydney | 6. místo |
| KP – 1991 | Toronto, Hamilton, Montreal, Ottawa, Quebec, Saskatoon, Chicago, Detroit, Pittsburgh | |
| Rok | Místa turnaje | Umístění |
|---|---|---|
| SP – 1996 | Stockholm, Helsinky, Praha, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Ottawa, Philadelphia, Montreal, Vancouver, New York | 5. místo |
| SP – 2004 | Helsinky, Stockholm, Montreal, Kolín nad Rýnem, Saint Paul, Praha, Toronto | |
Galerie dresů reprezentace
| ZOH 1994 | ZOH 2010 | ZOH 2014 | ZOH 2018 | ZOH 2022 |
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| 1998-2004 | 2014–2017 | 2018–2021 | 2022 | SP 2016 |
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Hlavní trenéři
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Vyřazená čísla z reprezentace
- 5 - Timo Jutila
- 8 - Teemu Selänne
- 11 - Saku Koivu
- 14 - Raimo Helminen
- 16 - Ville Peltonen
- 17 - Jari Kurri
- 26 - Jere Lehtinen
- 44 - Kimmo Timonen
Externí odkazy
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