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Globen Cup : presentation and medal winners

Information and history

Location Stockholm

First edition 1991

Editions 19 (including 2009)

First winner Soviet Union (URS)

Most wins Sweden (SWE) (10)

Most recent winner Sweden (SWE)

All time table since 2005

Team Appearances First appearance Best result Pts MP W D L GF GA diff

1 Sweden 6 2005 1st 24 15 12 0 3 56 31 +25

2 Russia 6 2005 1st 18 15 9 0 6 59 52 +7

3 Finland 6 2005 2nd 10 15 5 0 10 34 45 -11

4 Czech Republic 6 2005 2nd 8 15 4 0 11 40 61 -21

(Calculation Limited to the first 10 and based on W=2 pts, D=1 pts and D=0 pts)

Medal winners since 1991 with links to results and winners

2009	1. Sweden (SWE)	2. Russia (RUS)	3. Finland (FIN)

2008	1. Russia (RUS)	2. Finland (FIN)	3. Sweden (SWE)

2007	1. Sweden (SWE)	2. Russia (RUS)	3. Czech Republic (CZE)

2006	1. Russia (RUS)	2. Finland (FIN)	3. Sweden (SWE)

2005	1. Sweden (SWE)	2. Czech Republic (CZE)	3. Russia (RUS)

2004	1. Sweden (SWE)	2. Czech Republic (CZE)	3. Russia (RUS)

2003	1. Russia (RUS)	2. Sweden (SWE)	3. Canada (CAN)

2002	1. Sweden (SWE)	2. Czech Republic (CZE)	3. Finland (FIN)

2001	1. Sweden (SWE)	2. Finland (FIN)	3. Canada (CAN)

2000	1. Finland (FIN)	2. Czech Republic (CZE)	3. Canada (CAN)

1999	1. Finland (FIN)	2. Sweden (SWE)	3. Canada (CAN)

1998	1. Sweden (SWE)	2. Czech Republic (CZE)	3. Finland (FIN)

1997	1. Finland (FIN)	2. Sweden (SWE)	3. Canada (CAN)

1996	1. Sweden (SWE)	2. Czech Republic (CZE)	3. Russia (RUS)

1995	1. Sweden (SWE)	2. Russia (RUS)	3. Czech Republic (CZE)

1994	1. Czech Republic (CZE)	2. Sweden (SWE)	3. Canada (CAN)

1993	1. Sweden (SWE)	2. Czech Republic (CZE)	3. Russia (RUS)

1992	1. Canada (CAN)	2. Commonwealth of Independant States (EUN)	3. Czechoslovakia (CZE)

1991	1. Soviet Union (URS)	2. Sweden (SWE)	3. Finland (FIN)

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