In a thrilling semifinals clash at the Olympics, Finland's ice hockey team, the Lions, faced Switzerland in a high-stakes match that culminated in a nail-biting finish. The game saw Finland struggling against Switzerland's defense for more than 55 minutes before they were able to equalize. Sebastian Aho scored first for Finland, narrowing the gap to 2–1, and shortly after, Miro Heiskanen managed to score the equalizer at 2–2 with only 12 seconds left in regulation time, while the Lions were playing without a goalie. This late revival speaks volumes about the team’s resilience and determination under pressure.