Yesterday, they took on Anze Kopitar and Team Slovenia who they beat by a score of 4-3, with Nikolaj Ehlers scoring twice. Ehlers went above and beyond for his encore performance on Friday afternoon as he put up six points (2 G, 4 A) in Denmark's 11-1 win over South Korea.
"It's always a hard game with them, it's going to be a game where you just have to play your best hockey," said Bjorkstrand. "We just got to be the better team."
Sunday will be a very important game for Denmark. As mentioned, a win and you qualify for your first ever Olympic Games. But they'll have to get through their Nordic rivals and tournament host, Norway, in order to accomplish that feat in what will be a winner-take-all.
