Finland's ice hockey team staged a remarkable comeback in the quarterfinals of the Milano Cortina Olympic tournament after being down by two goals. Switzerland led the match 2-0, having scored in the first period. However, with only 6 minutes and 6 seconds remaining, Finland's assistant captain Sebastian Aho scored their first goal, igniting hope for a turnaround. Just 1 minute and 12 seconds before the end of regular time, Miro Heiskanen managed to equalize, sending the match into overtime.

In overtime, Artturi Lehkonen scored the decisive goal for Finland, securing their place in the semifinals of the tournament. This thrilling victory demonstrates Finland's resilience and determination, especially after being behind for a significant portion of the game. The team’s ability to perform under pressure is a significant marker as they continue in the competition, showing their potential for success at the Olympics.

This match not only highlights the competitive nature of the ice hockey tournament but also the growing prominence of Finland as a formidable force in international ice hockey. The team's performance in this match sets a positive tone for their Olympic campaign and raises expectations for their semifinal challenge, as they aim for a medal at the Milano Cortina Olympics.