Sweden's team features notable players like Rasmus Dahlin, the youngest Olympic men's hockey player in 40 years, and Erik Karlsson, a four-time Norris Trophy winner.

Each team will play three games, with the top two teams advancing to a winner-take-all final, utilizing a point system that awards three points for a regulation win.

The upcoming 4 Nations Face-Off tournament will feature four national teams: Canada, Finland, Sweden, and the United States, allowing for high-level international competition among NHL players.

This tournament serves as a precursor to the 2026 and 2030 Olympic Games, marking the return of NHL players to international play after their absence from the previous two Winter Olympics.

Scheduled from February 12-20, 2024, the tournament will kick off with Canada facing Sweden at the Bell Centre in Montreal, followed by a match between the USA and Finland.

Team USA boasts NHL stars such as Auston Matthews, Charlie McAvoy, and Quinn Hughes, alongside top goaltenders Connor Hellebuyck, Jake Oettinger, and Jeremy Swayman.

Canada's roster is led by superstars Connor McDavid, Nathan MacKinnon, and Sidney Crosby, with notable forwards like Sam Reinhart and Mitch Marner supporting them.

Finland's roster includes prominent NHL players such as Sebastian Aho, Kaapo Kakko, and Patrik Laine, along with strong defensive players like Miro Heiskanen and Esa Lindell.

Players have expressed excitement about representing their countries and competing against top talent, highlighting the significance of this tournament.

John Tortorella, head coach of the Philadelphia Flyers, celebrated the selection of three players from his team to their national squads during a recent practice.

Kyle Dubas, director of player personnel for Team Canada, attended a Flyers game to evaluate players Konecny and Sanheim ahead of final roster decisions.

Further details on rosters, schedules, and broadcast information will be available through linked coverage.