Amy Johnson

Delbert Dvorsky.

Delbert Dvorsky, sorry.

For a third goal for Slovakia very, very late in the game.

There was just a few minutes left in the game.

And why was that a big deal?

Why was that a big celebration?

And just a couple of minutes later, we see Team Sweden up 5-3, but they pull their goaltender, not Slovakia.

Sweden pulls their goaltender for the extra attacker, trying to prevent Slovakia from scoring any more goals because Group B, I think that's Group B that they're in,

is so tight that it was going to come down to a tiebreaker, which meant goal differential.

And the fact that Slovakia, Slavkovski setting up Dvorsky to score that third goal was a huge upset in the goal differential count.

And when the game was over...

Sweden had won.

They looked like they had just lost their dog.

And Juraj Slavkovski literally punching his fist in the air in pure excitement as Team Slovakia looked like they just won gold.

It was thrilling.

I've never in my life seen the, it was very odd to watch the team that was ahead in the goal count

pulling their goal.

It was just, it was like you were in the twilight zone.

It was very odd.

And, and when team USA plays later on today, uh, goal differential is going to be a big factor there as well, because Canada has, you know, like a plus nine right now.