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Mikael Granlund reassured about his health as the Finnish national ice hockey team prepares for an important quarter-final match in the Olympics following concerns about player absences.

Finnish hockey player Anton Lundell contracted norovirus during the Milan Olympic tournament, causing him to miss two games and isolate in his hotel room.

Finnish ice hockey player Anton Lundell reports that he contracted norovirus during the Olympics but has since recovered and returned to training with his team.

The Finnish national hockey team received positive updates as key players returned to practice ahead of their upcoming quarterfinal match.

Finland's NHL player Oliver Kapanen expresses his frustration over being isolated during the Olympics after a teammate fell ill, despite not displaying any symptoms himself.

Mikael Granlund is expected to return to the Finnish national ice hockey team practice after missing a session due to illness; Anton Lundell also remains out but may return soon as well.

In Sweden, there is a growing controversy surrounding a goal scored by Anton Lundell, with claims that it should have been disallowed due to the use of a high stick, which Lundell himself acknowledged after the game.

Finland's ice hockey team secured its first victory in the Olympic tournament against Sweden, but a controversial moment involving a goal scored by Anton Lundell has sparked debates in Sweden.

Anton Lundell scored three points (1+2) leading Florida to a 5–4 victory over Boston after a shootout, with coach Paul Maurice praising him as a special player and future captain.