Finland, who lead twice by two goals and additionally took the 5:4-lead with three minutes left on the clock, got unluckily tied by a Daniel Calebsson goal at the time of 59:40. Finland finally converted the penalty shot extra point to finish to Finnkampen with a final result of 9:3 for the hosting Swedish team, who dominated the Västeras matches but in the menÄs category undoubtedly.
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| Schweden | Finnland | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Fredrik Hörnkvist (TW) | 30 | Mikko Alanko (TW) |
| 2 | Alexander Egebrant | 33 | Jamo Ihme (TW) |
| 3 | Danne Bron-Sundborn | 29 | Mika Kohonen (C) |
| 4 | Kristoffer Asp | 3 | Sami Lehtinen |
| 6 | Matthias Wallgren | 6 | Juho Järvinen |
| 7 | Kim Nilsson | 7 | Jussi Kosola |
| 9 | David Gillek | 8 | Juha Kivilehto |
| 10 | Patrik Hagberg | 9 | Lasse Riitesuo |
| 13 | Matthias Samuelsson | 10 | Sami Koski |
| 14 | Henrik Olofsson | 12 | Henri Johansson |
| 15 | Daniel Calebsson | 13 | Riku Kekkonen |
| 16 | Karl-Johan Nilsson (C) | 14 | Mikko Helanen |
| 17 | Isaac Rosen | 17 | Mikko Kohonen |
| 18 | Matthias Helgesson | 19 | Markus Oikkonen |
| 19 | Rasmus Sundstedt | 20 | Kari Koskelainen |
| 24 | Andreas Elf | 21 | Olli Oilinki |
| 25 | Christian Mattsson | 24 | Mikael Lax |
| 29 | Alexander Boden | 25 | Mika Savolainen |
| 30 | Daniel Ramsin (TW) | 26 | Patrik Wardi |
| 50 | Tero Tiitu |
