Overview
- The U.S. defeated Switzerland 1–0 in overtime on May 25 in Stockholm to capture its first world championship in 65 years.
- Tage Thompson of the Buffalo Sabres netted the decisive goal under coach Ryan Warsofsky’s leadership of the youngest roster at the tournament.
- Players draped Johnny Gaudreau’s No. 13 jersey over the trophy in tribute to the late NHL star who died in August 2024.
- Swiss goalkeeper Leonardo Genoni set a tournament record by remaining unbeaten for 243 minutes and 27 seconds before conceding in overtime.
- Host Sweden secured bronze with a 6–2 win over Denmark, which reached its first semifinal, while Germany failed to advance past the preliminary round for the first time since 2018.