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Alina Muller delivers again for Switzerland, clinching bronze in women's hockey at the Milan Cortina Games. Muller scores 9:09 into overtime, sealing a 2-1 victory over Sweden. This marks her second Olympic medal, a decade after her pivotal goal in Sochi. "It means everything," Muller states, emphasizing the team's hard work.
The game features a thrilling back-and-forth. Sweden’s Mira Jungaker opens the scoring, but Sinja Leemann equalizes for Switzerland. In overtime, Muller orchestrates the winning play, showcasing her skill and determination.
Andrea Braendli shines in goal, stopping 32 shots, while Muller reflects on her journey from a 15-year-old newcomer to a leader in women’s sports. "I can't compare," she insists, acknowledging the evolution of women's hockey.
Switzerland's victory highlights the program's growth and the rising profile of women's hockey globally.
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