The second day of the 2025 IIHF World Championship has come and gone. Only one member of the Vancouver Canucks played today, as all four players took part in yesterday’s games. Here’s a look at today’s game. 

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Sweden 4, Austria 2 

Marcus Pettersson was the lone Canuck to take part in Saturday’s games, as he and Team Sweden played in the second half of a back-to-back to start the tournament. Yesterday, he and Sweden crushed Slovakia with a 5–0 victory. Today, they added to their tournament point totals by defeating Austria 4–2. With the win, Sweden is now at the top of Group A with two wins and all six of their possible points collected. 

Pettersson had another solid game, building off his two-assist game from the day before. While he didn’t register a point, he had three shots on net and logged a higher ice time than yesterday with 19:29 played. He had the third-highest ice time on the team after the first period, playing 7:04 of the opening 20 minutes. Only Rasmus Andersson (8:11) and Alexander Wennberg (7:30) played more than him.

Vancouver Canucks At The 2025 IIHF World Championship: May 9 Day one of the 2025 IIHF World Championship saw all four Vancouver Canucks players in action. The four players, who are split between three teams, all picked up victories, with three recording points during their games. Here is a recap of the Canucks-related action from May 9. 

May 11 Schedule:

• USA vs. Hungary: 3:20 am PT 
• Norway vs. Czechia: 11:20 am PT 

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