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Friday’s action in Italy is headlined by the men’s hockey tournament, which continues with four games, including Canada vs. Switzerland and Sweden vs. Finland.
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What our Post expert thinks about the Winter Olympics
Canada is easily the most talented team in the men’s hockey tournament (and possibly, ever), but the favorites will need to be careful not to overlook Switzerland on Friday. The Swiss have several high-end NHL players and a potential game-stealer in goal with Akira Schmid.
The lead-up to Canada vs. Switzerland is an intriguing tilt between Czechia and France.
We usually see at least one upset in this tournament, and Friday could pack some more drama than meets the eye.
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