As part of this week’s ESPN NHL Power Rankings — led again by the Colorado Avalanche<\/a> — we’ve identified the players from each team who will be representing their respective countries in Milan Cortina in February.<\/p>\n How we rank: A panel of ESPN hockey commentators, analysts, reporters and editors sends in a 1-32 poll based on the games through Wednesday.<\/p>\n Note: Previous ranking for each team refers to the previous edition, published Jan. 2<\/a>. Points percentages are through Thursday’s games.<\/p>\n Previous ranking: 1 2026 Olympians: Joel Kiviranta<\/a>, F (FIN), Gabriel Landeskog<\/a>, F (SWE), Artturi Lehkonen<\/a>, F (FIN), Nathan MacKinnon<\/a>, F (CAN), Cale Makar<\/a>, D (CAN), Martin Necas<\/a>, F (CZE), Brock Nelson<\/a>, F (USA), Devon Toews<\/a>, D (CAN)<\/p>\n A whopping eight players headed to Italy from Denver. It’s not surprising, because this is a team with only four regulation losses midway through the season. It’s a little surprising that the Avs don’t top the list of most Olympians selected from one NHL team.<\/p>\n Next seven days: vs. CBJ (Jan. 10), vs. TOR (Jan. 12)<\/p>\n Previous ranking: 5 2026 Olympians: Oliver Bjorkstrand<\/a>, F (DEN), Erik Cernak<\/a>, D (SVK), Anthony Cirelli<\/a>, F (CAN), Zemgus Girgensons<\/a>, F (LAT), Jake Guentzel<\/a>, F (USA), Brandon Hagel<\/a>, F (CAN), Victor Hedman<\/a>, D (SWE), Pontus Holmberg<\/a>, F (SWE), J.J. Moser<\/a>, D (SUI), Brayden Point<\/a>, F (CAN), Wojciech Stachowiak<\/a>, F (GER)<\/p>\n The “most Olympians from one team” honors go to the Lightning, with 11. If we combine them with the Panthers’ reps, it’s a grand total of 20 skaters who call the state of Florida home going to the Olympics. And, there would be even more if Russia were participating.<\/p>\n Next seven days: @ PHI (Jan. 10), @ PHI (Jan. 12), @ PIT (Jan. 13)<\/p>\n Previous ranking: 3 2026 Olympians: Matt Boldy<\/a>, F (USA), Jonas Brodin<\/a>, D (SWE), Joel Eriksson Ek<\/a>, F (SWE), Brock Faber<\/a>, D (USA), Filip Gustavsson<\/a>, G (SWE), Quinn Hughes<\/a>, D (USA), Nico Sturm<\/a>, F (GER), Jesper Wallstedt<\/a>, G (SWE)<\/p>\n The Wild have a ton of “I wouldn’t be surprised if that guy is the sleeper pick of the tournament” kind of players. Absent of course is Kirill Kaprizov<\/a> — who signed a record-breaking contract this preseason — due to Russia not being a part of the Olympics.<\/p>\n Next seven days: vs. NYI (Jan. 10), vs. NJ (Jan. 12), vs. WPG (Jan. 15)<\/p>\n Previous ranking: 2 2026 Olympians: Radek Faksa<\/a>, F (CZE), Thomas Harley<\/a>, D (CAN), Miro Heiskanen<\/a>, D (FIN), Roope Hintz<\/a>, F (FIN), Esa Lindell<\/a>, D (FIN), Jake Oettinger<\/a>, G (USA), Mikko Rantanen<\/a>, F (FIN)<\/p>\n Helsinki, Texas! The Finnish Stars (in both meanings) are headed to Milan Cortina. This is the core group of a Finnish team that could surprise many.<\/p>\n Next seven days: @ SJ (Jan. 10), @ LA (Jan. 12), @ ANA (Jan. 13), @ UTA (Jan. 15)<\/p>\n Previous ranking: 4 2026 Olympians: Sebastian Aho<\/a>, F (FIN), Frederik Andersen<\/a>, G (DEN), Nikolaj Ehlers<\/a>, F (DEN), Jaccob Slavin<\/a>, D (USA)<\/p>\n A pair of Danes in Ehlers and Andersen go from this team, while Aho will be the offensive engine for Suomi.<\/p>\n Next seven days: vs. SEA (Jan. 10), @ DET (Jan. 12), @ STL (Jan. 13)<\/p>\n 0:49<\/p>\n Sebastian Aho scores shorty vs. Avalanche<\/p>\n Sebastian Aho scores short-handed goal vs. Avalanche<\/p>\n Previous ranking: 6 2026 Olympians: Dylan Larkin<\/a>, F (USA), Lucas Raymond<\/a>, F (SWE), Moritz Seider<\/a>, D (GER)<\/p>\n Larkin is one of the leaders in the Team USA locker room; other Americans have noted how vocal he is. Meanwhile, blueliner Seider will be a key component of the German roster.<\/p>\n Next seven days: @ MTL (Jan. 10), vs. CAR (Jan. 12), @ BOS (Jan. 13)<\/p>\n Previous ranking: 7 2026 Olympians: Rodrigo Abols<\/a>, F (LAT), Rasmus Ristolainen<\/a>, D (FIN), Travis Sanheim<\/a>, D (CAN), Dan Vladar<\/a>, G (CZE)<\/p>\n Veteran Ristolainen gets his first opportunity to represent his country at the Olympics. In 2014 — the most recent time NHL players played at the Olympics — Ristolainen scored an overtime gold medal-winning goal for Finland at the IIHF World Junior Championship.<\/p>\n Next seven days: vs. TB (Jan. 10), vs. TB (Jan. 12), @ BUF (Jan. 14), @ PIT (Jan. 15)<\/p>\n Previous ranking: 11 2026 Olympians: Oliver Kapanen<\/a>, F (FIN), Juraj Slafkovsky<\/a>, F (SVK), Nick Suzuki<\/a>, F (CAN), Alexandre Texier<\/a>, F (FRA)<\/p>\n Suzuki makes the cut, but Cole Caufield<\/a> does not. And rising star Slafkovsky will get a chance to play big minutes at a mountaintop-level tournament.<\/p>\n Next seven days: vs. DET (Jan. 10), vs. VAN (Jan. 12), @ WSH (Jan. 13), @ BUF (Jan. 15)<\/p>\n Previous ranking: 9 2026 Olympians: Bo Horvat<\/a>, F (CAN)<\/p>\n “One is the loneliest number…” but it would be at least two if this tournament were even a year later, because rookie defenseman Matthew Schaefer<\/a> is one of the future leaders of Team Canada.<\/p>\n Next seven days: @ MIN (Jan. 10), @ WPG (Jan. 13), @ EDM (Jan. 15)<\/p>\n Previous ranking: 8 2026 Olympians: Martin Fehervary<\/a>, D (SVK), Logan Thompson<\/a>, G (CAN), Tom Wilson<\/a>, F (CAN)<\/p>\n One of the biggest snubs from Team Canada was Panthers forward Sam Bennett<\/a>, who helped Canada win a championship at last year’s 4 Nations Face-Off. In comes Wilson, who will fill that agitator role nicely. Meanwhile, Thompson is one of the changes for Canada in the crease.<\/p>\n Next seven days: @ CHI (Jan. 9), @ NSH (Jan. 11), vs. MTL (Jan. 13), vs. SJ (Jan. 15)<\/p>\n Previous ranking: 16 2026 Olympians: Sidney Crosby<\/a>, F (CAN), Erik Karlsson<\/a>, D (SWE), Rickard Rakell<\/a>, F (SWE), Arturs Silovs<\/a>, G (LAT)<\/p>\n Is this the final time that Crosby captains Team Canada? The C is his as long as he wants it, before probably passing it on to Connor McDavid<\/a>. A final gold medal for Sid the Kid — who scored the golden goal in 2010 — would cap off one of the greatest careers in hockey history.<\/p>\n Next seven days: vs. CGY (Jan. 10), @ BOS (Jan. 11), vs. TB (Jan. 13), vs. PHI (Jan. 15)<\/p>\n Previous ranking: 13 2026 Olympians: Rasmus Dahlin<\/a>, D (SWE), Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen<\/a>, G (FIN), Tage Thompson<\/a>, F (USA)<\/p>\n “Center sTage” Thompson finally gets his opportunity to shine on one of the biggest stages in hockey. Snubbed from the 4 Nations Face-Off roster, he is one of the few American players who didn’t make that tournament but did make this one.<\/p>\n Next seven days: vs. ANA (Jan. 10), vs. FLA (Jan. 12), vs. PHI (Jan. 14), vs. MTL (Jan. 15)<\/p>\n Previous ranking: 10 2026 Olympians: Jack Eichel<\/a>, F (USA), Noah Hanifin<\/a>, D (USA), Tomas Hertl<\/a>, F (CZE), Mitch Marner<\/a>, F (CAN), Jonas Rondbjerg<\/a>, F (DEN), Akira Schmid<\/a>, G (SUI), Mark Stone<\/a>, F (CAN), Shea Theodore<\/a>, D (CAN)<\/p>\n An elite list of players. This reads like a team that you would draft in a fantasy league and say, “I did pretty good.” Pretty much all of them will be major contributors for their respective teams.<\/p>\n Next seven days: vs. STL (Jan. 10), @ SJ (Jan. 11), @ LA (Jan. 14), vs. TOR (Jan. 15)<\/p>\n Previous ranking: 14 2026 Olympians: Leon Draisaitl<\/a>, F (GER), Connor McDavid<\/a>, F (CAN), Josh Samanski<\/a>, F (GER), David Tomasek<\/a>, F (CZE)<\/p>\n How many goals will Draisaitl score? Will he lead the tournament? Will McDavid score the OT goal to win gold for Canada … again<\/a>?<\/p>\n Next seven days: vs. LA (Jan. 10), @ CHI (Jan. 12), @ NSH (Jan. 13), vs. NYI (Jan. 15)<\/p>\n Previous ranking: 12 2026 Olympians: Uvis Balinskis<\/a>, D (LAT), Gustav Forsling<\/a>, D (SWE), Seth Jones<\/a>, D (USA), Anton Lundell<\/a>, F, (FIN), Eetu Luostarinen<\/a>, F (FIN), Niko Mikkola<\/a>, D (FIN), Brad Marchand<\/a>, F (CAN), Sam Reinhart<\/a>, F (CAN), Matthew Tkachuk<\/a>, F (USA)<\/p>\n Let’s add more fuel to the “Battle of Florida” fire, as the Lightning (11) narrowly edge out the Panthers (9) for 2026 Olympians — while Florida’s captain Aleksander Barkov<\/a> surely would’ve made Finland’s roster if he were healthy.<\/p>\n Next seven days: @ OTT (Jan. 10), @ BUF (Jan. 12)<\/p>\n 0:52<\/p>\n Sam Reinhart’s power-play goal puts the Panthers on the board<\/p>\n Sam Reinhart’s power-play goal puts the Panthers on the board<\/p>\n Previous ranking: 19 2026 Olympians: Oliver Ekman-Larsson<\/a>, D (SWE), William Nylander<\/a>, F (SWE), Auston Matthews<\/a>, F (USA)<\/p>\n With Mitch Marner traded, and Morgan Rielly<\/a> off the list, there are no Team Canada representatives from Canada’s biggest city. But Matthews and Nylander will be counted on to lead their respective teams’ offensive production.<\/p>\n Next seven days: vs. VAN (Jan. 10), @ COL (Jan. 12), @ UTA (Jan. 13), @ VGK (Jan. 15)<\/p>\n Previous ranking: 28 2026 Olympians: Oscar Fisker Molgaard<\/a>, F (DEN), Philipp Grubauer<\/a>, G (GER), Kaapo Kakko<\/a>, F (FIN), Eeli Tolvanen<\/a>, F (FIN)<\/p>\n Kakko could turn some heads at this tournament. His tenure with the Rangers was scrutinized, and the No. 2 pick from 2019 hasn’t set the world on fire in Seattle yet. The Olympics certainly has a way of making stars.<\/p>\n Next seven days: @ CAR (Jan. 10), @ NYR (Jan. 12), @ NJ (Jan. 14), @ BOS (Jan. 15)<\/p>\n Previous ranking: 20 2026 Olympians: Lars Eller<\/a>, F (DEN), Nikolas Matinpalo<\/a>, D (FIN), Jake Sanderson<\/a>, D (USA), Mads Sogaard<\/a>, G (DEN), Tim Stutzle<\/a>, F (GER), Brady Tkachuk<\/a>, F (USA)<\/p>\n Stutzle is a top candidate to have a monster tourney. And, while we probably won’t see three fights in nine seconds as we did at 4 Nations, Tkachuk will bring that type of energy to Italy. The Tkachuk brothers are the emotional heartbeat of Team USA.<\/p>\n Next seven days: vs. FLA (Jan. 10), vs. VAN (Jan. 13), @ NYR (Jan. 14)<\/p>\n Previous ranking: 17 2026 Olympians: Joel Armia<\/a>, F (FIN), Drew Doughty<\/a>, D (CAN), Kevin Fiala<\/a>, F (SUI), Adrian Kempe<\/a>, F (SWE), Darcy Kuemper<\/a>, G (CAN)<\/p>\n Welcome to Team Canada, Darcy Kuemper! Veteran blueliner Doughty had a remarkable (and expletive-laden) reaction to getting the call for Canada. He’s also one of a select few players in 2026 who has won a gold medal at the Olympics.<\/p>\n Next seven days: @ WPG (Jan. 9), @ EDM (Jan. 10), vs. DAL (Jan. 12), vs. VGK (Jan. 14)<\/p>\n Previous ranking: 22 2026 Olympians: Henri Jokiharju<\/a>, D (FIN), Elias Lindholm<\/a>, F (SWE), Charlie McAvoy<\/a>, D (USA), David Pastrnak<\/a>, F (CZE), Jeremy Swayman<\/a>, G (USA), Pavel Zacha<\/a>, F (CZE)<\/p>\n Pastrnak famously celebrated Czechia’s 2024 victory in the IIHF world championship, so you can bet he will be fired up for the Olympics. Ditto McAvoy, but for a different reason; his emotional speech before the final game at the 4 Nations Face-Off was legendary.<\/p>\n Next seven days: vs. NYR (Jan. 10), vs. PIT (Jan. 11), vs. DET (Jan. 13), vs. SEA (Jan. 15)<\/p>\n Previous ranking: 23 2026 Olympians: J.T. Miller<\/a>, F (USA), Vincent Trocheck<\/a>, F (USA), Mika Zibanejad<\/a>, F (SWE)<\/p>\n Trocheck and Miller, both described as glue guys, get in for the U.S., and Zibanejad should be a top-six contributor for Sweden.<\/p>\n Next seven days: @ BOS (Jan. 10), vs. SEA (Jan. 12), vs. OTT (Jan. 14)<\/p>\n 1:57<\/p>\n Who are notable omissions from the U.S. men’s Olympic hockey roster?<\/p>\n Greg Wyshynski identifies Adam Fox, Jason Robertson and Lane Hutson as the biggest snubs from the U.S. men’s Olympic hockey roster.<\/p>\n Previous ranking: 21 2026 Olympians: Macklin Celebrini<\/a>, F (CAN), Philipp Kurashev<\/a>, F (SUI), Pavol Regenda<\/a>, F (SVK), Alexander Wennberg<\/a>, F (SWE)<\/p>\n Celebrini — now a legitimate Hart Trophy contender<\/a> who has been top five in scoring for the majority of the season — earned his way onto Team Canada. He has all the makings of having a transformative tournament.<\/p>\n Next seven days: vs. DAL (Jan. 10), vs. VGK (Jan. 11), @ WSH (Jan. 15)<\/p>\n Previous ranking: 18 2026 Olympians: Jesper Bratt<\/a>, F (SWE), Nico Hischier<\/a>, F (SUI), Jack Hughes<\/a>, F (USA), Jacob Markstrom<\/a>, G (SWE), Timo Meier<\/a>, F (SUI), Simon Nemec<\/a>, D (SVK), Ondrej Palat<\/a>, F (CZE), Jonas Siegenthaler<\/a>, D (SUI)<\/p>\n The Devils have one of the most complete representations going, from goal scorers to playmakers, from offense-minded to shutdown defensemen, along with a goaltender.<\/p>\n Next seven days: @ WPG (Jan. 11), @ MIN (Jan. 12), vs. SEA (Jan. 14)<\/p>\n Previous ranking: 26 2026 Olympians: Clayton Keller<\/a>, F (USA), Olli Maatta<\/a>, D (FIN), JJ Peterka<\/a>, F (GER), Karel Vejmelka<\/a>, G (CZE)<\/p>\n This tournament is a great opportunity for Keller. Keller is third in scoring for Utah, while Dylan Guenther<\/a> and Nick Schmaltz<\/a>, Nos. 1 and 2, did not make their respective teams. Keller captained Team USA to a gold medal at the 2025 IIHF world championships.<\/p>\n Next seven days: vs. STL (Jan. 9), vs. CBJ (Jan. 11), vs. TOR (Jan. 13), vs. DAL (Jan. 15)<\/p>\n Previous ranking: 15 2026 Olympians: Leo Carlsson<\/a>, F (SWE), Lukas Dostal<\/a>, D (CZE), Mikael Granlund<\/a>, F (FIN), Radko Gudas<\/a>, D (CZE)<\/p>\n The Ducks have two players joining Czechia, tied for the most from any NHL team. The 21-year-old Carlsson, who will play for Sweden, also represented the country at the world championships last summer, with Tre Kronor winning bronze.<\/p>\n Next seven days: @ BUF (Jan. 10), vs. DAL (Jan. 13)<\/p>\n 0:10<\/p>\n Lukas Dostal makes beautiful save<\/p>\n Lukas Dostal makes beautiful save<\/p>\n Previous ranking: 25 2026 Olympians: Elvis Merzlikins<\/a>, G (LAT), Zach Werenski<\/a>, D (USA)<\/p>\n Werenski was a force during the 4 Nations Face-Off. If he replicates that performance, he will be a big reason Team USA is in position to win gold.<\/p>\n Next seven days: @ COL (Jan. 10), @ UTA (Jan. 11), vs. CGY (Jan. 13), vs. VAN (Jan. 15)<\/p>\n Previous ranking: 24 2026 Olympians: Filip Forsberg<\/a>, F (SWE), Erik Haula<\/a>, F (FIN), Roman Josi<\/a>, D (SUI), Juuse Saros<\/a>, G (FIN)<\/p>\n These Games could be the Olympic swan song for 35-year-old Josi at an international tournament, but I also wouldn’t be entirely surprised if he suits up for Switzerland at age 39 in 2030.<\/p>\n Next seven days: vs. CHI (Jan. 10), vs. WSH (Jan. 11), vs. EDM (Jan. 13)<\/p>\n Previous ranking: 30 2026 Olympians: Teuvo Teravainen<\/a>, F (FIN)<\/p>\n Just one representative from the Hawks, with the biggest critiques coming out of Chicago obviously being that Connor Bedard<\/a> was left off the roster for Team Canada.<\/p>\n Next seven days: vs. WSH (Jan. 9), @ NSH (Jan. 10), vs. EDM (Jan. 12), vs. CGY (Jan. 15)<\/p>\n Previous ranking: 29 2026 Olympians: Jordan Binnington<\/a>, G (CAN), Philip Broberg<\/a>, D (SWE), Dalibor Dvorsky<\/a>, F (SVK), Colton Parayko<\/a>, D (CAN), Pius Suter<\/a>, F (SUI)<\/p>\n Bennington returns from the 4 Nations Face-Off roster, probably as team Canada’s starting goalie. He made multiple key saves in the gold medal game against the U.S. before Connor McDavid scored. It was a clutch, championship-worthy performance, and apparently enough to overcome an uneven 2025-26 NHL season thus far.<\/p>\n Next seven days: @ UTA (Jan. 9), @ VGK (Jan. 10), vs. CAR (Jan. 13)<\/p>\n Previous ranking: 27 2026 Olympians: Rasmus Andersson<\/a>, D (SWE), Martin Pospisil<\/a>, F (SVK)<\/p>\n Two representatives for Calgary are headed to Milan, including one player in Andersson who has already been on heavy rotation in trade rumor buzz.<\/p>\n Next seven days: @ PIT (Jan. 10), @ CBJ (Jan. 13), @ CHI (Jan. 15)<\/p>\n Previous ranking: 32 2026 Olympians: Teddy Blueger<\/a>, F (LAT), Filip Hronek<\/a>, D (CZE), David Kampf<\/a>, F (CZE), Kevin Lankinen<\/a>, G (FIN), Elias Pettersson<\/a>, F (SWE), Lukas Reichel<\/a>, F (GER)<\/p>\n This is perhaps the most surprisingly long list because the Canucks are currently second worst in the NHL standings.<\/p>\n Next seven days: @ TOR (Jan. 10), @ MTL (Jan. 12), @ OTT (Jan. 13), @ CBJ (Jan. 15)<\/p>\n Previous ranking: 31 2026 Olympians: Kyle Connor<\/a>, F (USA), Connor Hellebuyck<\/a>, G (USA), Josh Morrissey<\/a>, D (CAN), Nino Niederreiter<\/a>, F (SUI)<\/p>\n The Jets have had a tough season so far, but they still have the likely starting goaltender for Team USA in Hellebuyck.<\/p>\n Next seven days: vs. LA (Jan. 9), vs. NJ (Jan. 11), vs. NYI (Jan. 13), @ MIN (Jan. 15)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"The 2025-26 NHL season is a special one, as players will be competing in the Olympic Games for…\n","protected":false},"author":2,"featured_media":402153,"comment_status":"","ping_status":"","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[556],"tags":[64,63,575,85],"class_list":["post-402152","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","category-nhl","tag-au","tag-australia","tag-nhl","tag-sports"],"_links":{"self":[{"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/au\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/posts\/402152","targetHints":{"allow":["GET"]}}],"collection":[{"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/au\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/posts"}],"about":[{"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/au\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/types\/post"}],"author":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/au\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/users\/2"}],"replies":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/au\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/comments?post=402152"}],"version-history":[{"count":0,"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/au\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/posts\/402152\/revisions"}],"wp:featuredmedia":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/au\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/media\/402153"}],"wp:attachment":[{"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/au\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/media?parent=402152"}],"wp:term":[{"taxonomy":"category","embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/au\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/categories?post=402152"},{"taxonomy":"post_tag","embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/au\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/tags?post=402152"}],"curies":[{"name":"wp","href":"https:\/\/api.w.org\/{rel}","templated":true}]}}From left, Quinn Hughes (USA), Logan Thompson (Canada) and Rasmus Dahlin (Sweden) are all headed to the Olympics next month.\u00a0ESPN Illustration
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Points percentage: 50%<\/p>\n![](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/au\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/01\/nsh.png&h=110&w=110.png\")
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Points percentage: 51.2%<\/p>\n![](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/au\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/01\/1767969018_430_chi.png&h=110&w=110.png\")
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Points percentage: 50%<\/p>\n![](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/au\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/01\/1767969018_342_stl.png&h=110&w=110.png\")
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Points percentage: 47.7%<\/p>\n![](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/au\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/01\/cgy.png&h=110&w=110.png\")
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Points percentage: 45.5%<\/p>\n![](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/au\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/01\/van.png&h=110&w=110.png\")
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Points percentage: 43%<\/p>\n![](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/au\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/01\/wpg.png&h=110&w=110.png\")
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Points percentage: 41.7%<\/p>\n