The article announces a live broadcast by ETV2 and ERR's sports portal of the Paralympic sled hockey final taking place in Milan, where the USA will face Canada. Commentators Indrek Petersoo and Alar Õige will provide coverage of the event. The match holds significance as these two teams are widely recognized for their past encounters and the competitive spirit they bring to the ice.

Leading up to the final, both teams have demonstrated dominant performances. The USA team won their group matches convincingly, with scores like 14-1 against Italy and 13-0 against Germany, and showcased their strength by defeating the Czech Republic 6-1 in the semifinals. Similarly, Canada also had impressive victories, including an 8-0 win over Slovakia and a solid 4-2 win in the semifinals against China, reflecting the high skill level and preparation of both teams.

Historically, the USA has been the dominant force in sled hockey, having secured gold medals at the last four Paralympic Games, overcoming Canada in the finals during both PyeongChang and Beijing. In contrast, Canada last won gold in 2006 in Torino. Additionally, the article notes the participation of the Estonian team in the Paralympic Games, which achieved a notable fourth place in Nagano in 1998, underscoring the competitive nature of the event for teams from all nations involved.