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Associated Press
Sunday, May 10, 2009 BERN, Switzerland -- The United States failed to hold an early lead and lost to Sweden 4-2 in the bronze-medal game at the hockey world championship Sunday. Sweden scored all four goals on power plays, with Loui Eriksson and Tony Martensson tallying in the second period and Carl Gunnarsson adding a third with 11 minutes left. Johnny Oduya scored into an empty net in the final seconds. The U.S. team took the lead on Jack Johnson's power-play goal in the second and tied it on Joe Pavelski's effo ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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