Finland’s ice hockey vice captain Marko Anttila went from coronavirus isolation to an Olympic gold medal at the Beijing Games and said his quarantine may actually have helped. He started the Olympics by spending six days in isolation following a positive Covid-19 test. “It wasn’t that bad, it was just boring and frustrating because I really wanted to be here and play hockey,” he said. “It killed a little bit of my nervousness to be honest. I was far away from playing in a final here when I was in isolation.” Anttila fired the shot which team-mate Hannes Bjorninen deflected in to give the Finns…