Germany finishes first in overall medals as 2006 Winter Olympics concludes in Turin, Italy 10 years ago today (Feb 26 2006)

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Video: 'Highlights of the 2006 Turin Winter Olympics'

(Sunday, February 26, 2006, during the 2006 Winter Olympics) — On the final day of the Turin Winter Olympics, Sweden beat Finland 3-2 today to win the men’s hockey gold.

Germany finished first in overall medals with 29 and golds with 11, while the Americans won 25 medals overall, nine of them gold.

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Germany finishes first in overall medals as 2006 Winter Olympics concludes in Turin, Italy 10 years ago today (Feb 26 2006)

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