Sweden, as previous forecasts and the history of the sport itself suggested, arrived in the city-state of Singapore with a single premise: to continue to show the world that they are the true masters of the sport since 2003, when they won their first title. 

Since then, they have won 11 gold medals, 9 in a row and one runner-up, not insignificant for other teams, but not so for Sweden, which with such a track record would only settle for victory.

On this occasion, they beat the second team in world titles, Finland, by 6 to 4. The Finns were not able to take the lead in titles (they have two, in 1999 and 2001, the last one against the Swedes) and had to settle for another runner-up position. 

In the bronze medal match, Switzerland missed the chance to add medals and lost against the Czech Republic in an even match. The Czechs took bronze with a 5-4 win, their first medal in 12 years (in 2011 they had also beaten Switzerland in the battle for the podium, that time 3-2).

In the battle for fifth to eighth place, Slovakia beat Poland 7-4 to finish fifth, while Latvia beat Denmark 6-4 to secure their place. The host team, Singapore, finished in twelfth place.

With this new title at the Floorball World Championship 2023 in Singapore, Sweden's women make it 11 out of 14 in the history of the world championships. In this way, the Kingdom of Sweden stretches the distance with Finland second with 2 golds and Switzerland with only one title also obtained in Singapore, but in 2005.