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World Championship

15:45 Canada2 – Italy veterans

6:1

(1:0, 4:0, 1:1)

final (61')

14. Ward, 22. Hodgson, 27. Chimera (Ward, Scheifele), 30. Turris (Read), 37. Hodgson (Schenn, Mackinnon), 57. Schenn (Huberdeau, Monahan) – 42. Borrelli (Johnson, Scandella)

The final buzzer has sounded, and Canada have comfortably seen off the challenge of Italy 6-1! The score may be large but don't be fooled, the Canadians were given a real test today. Joel Ward, Jason Chimera, Kyle Turris, Brayden Schenn and Cody Hodgson with a double all managed to get on the scoreboard, with David Borrelli grabbing the Italian consolation effort. Thanks for following the game with us, and join me again soon today for Finland against Switzerland at the 2014 IIHF World Championships!

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Canada2: Reimer (Peters)- Coburn, Myers, Burrows, Schenn, Mackinnon- Ellis, Bieksa, Turris, Read, Chimera- Gudbranson, Rielly, Kadri, Hodgson, Brouwer- Scheifele, Monahan, Huberdeau, Ward
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Italy veterans: Bellisimo (Bernard)- Egger, Nicoletti, Borrelli, Rocco, Ihnacak- Trivellato, Johnson, Scnadella, Di Casmirro, Kostner- Borgatello, Hofer, Gander, Felicetti- Larkin, Sullivan, Insam, Ramoser, Bernard
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Referees: Gofman, Piechaczek, Brueggemann, Dehaen, Raming, Valach

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15:45 USA – Kazakhstan

4:3

(1:1, 2:1, 0:1 – 1:0)

final/OT (62')

19. C. Smith (Nelson), 24. Jones (C. Smith), 36. Donovan (Gaudreau), 62. Jones (DeKeyser, Gaudreau) – 15. Starchenko (Upper, Dallman), 22. Romanov (Panshin, Lakiza), 54. Starchenko (Antropov)

American anthem will follow, goodbye for now.

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USA: Thomas (Leggio) – Jones, DeKeyser, Gardiner, Murphy, Petry, McCabe, Donovan – T. Johnson, Nelson, C. Smith "A" – Gaudreau, Miele, Abdelkader "C" – J. Hayes, Trocheck, P. Mueller – K. Hayes, Stapleton "A", Wingels – D. Shore.
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Kazakhstan: Ivanov (Yeremeyev) – Dallman, Blokhin, Semyonov, Lakiza, Savchenko, Litvinenko "A", Vasilchenko, Kazantsev – Zhailauov, Starchenko, Antropov "C" – Upper "A", Puhskaryov, Romanov – Polishuk, Gavrilin, Krasnoslobodtsev – Panshin, Spiridonov, Rymarev.
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Referees: Nord (SWE), Sidorenko (RUS) – Fluri (SUI), Lederer (CZE).

Attendance: 10,779

19:45 Sweden2 – Slovakia2

3:1

(2:0, 0:1, 1:0)

final (61')

11. Nyqvist (Axelsson), 20. Backlund (Lindstrom), 42. Nygren (Klasen) – 30. Marincin

With the win, Sweden returns to the top of Group A with 14 points, 1 ahead of Canada. With the loss, Slovakia remains in 6th place with 4 points.

Slovakia plays Italy tomorrow -- a game they really need to take 3 points from if they have any hopes of making the quarterfinals. Sweden's next game will be a dandy -- Sunday against Canada, in a game that will probably decide who finishes first in the group, so you don't want to miss that one.

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Sweden2: Nilsson (Ullmark) – Fransson, Ekholm, Burström, Andersen, Erixon, Nygren – Lindström, Möller, Backlund – Järnkrok, Nyquist, Klasen – Hjalamarsson, Sjögren, Ericsson – Lundqvist (C), Axelsson, Rasmussen – Danielsson. Coach: Pär Mårts.
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Slovakia2: Laco (Janus) – Ďaloga, Sloboda, Švarný, Valach, Marinčin, Brejčák, Čerešňák, Mihálik – Šatan (C), Viedenský, Nagy – Miklík, Mikúš, Tatar – Tybor, Pánik, Šťastný – Skokan, Réway. Coach: Vladimír Vůjtek.
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Referees: Rönn (FIN), Šindler (CZE) – Carlson (CAN) – Leermarkers (NED)

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19:45 Finland – Switzerland

3:2

(1:0, 1:0, 0:2)

after shootout (1:0) (66')

6. Kivisto (Marttinen, Salomaki), 33. Jokinen (Haula), dec. p.s. Pakarinen – 42. Suri (Fiala), 57. Josi (Romy, Suri)

That turned out to be a real thriller, and with winning the shootout Finland have beaten Switzerland 3-2! Both teams were worthy of the victory today, we were simply treated to some fantastic hockey tonight. The Finns raced into a two goal lead with goals from Tommi Kivisto and Olli Jokinen, but Switzerland pegged them back with third period goals from Reto Suri and Roman Josi. In the shootout there was only one man who scored and it was Iiro Pakarinen of Finland, giving his team two points and leaving the Swiss with only one. Thanks for following the game with us, and see you again soon for more breathtaking action from the 2014 IIHF World Championships!

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Finland: Rinne (Koskinen)- Mantyla, Hietanen, Lehtera, Kontiola, Palola- Ohtamaa, Karalahti, Haula, Komarov, Jokinen- Kivisto, Lajunen, Pakarinen, Immonen, Salomaki- Marttinen, Huhtala, J Sallinen, T Sallinen, Savinainen
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Switzerland: Berra (Genoni)- Schlumpf, Josi, Brunner, Romy, Moser- Weber, Seger, Ambuhl, Cunti, Hollenstein- Kukan, Blum, Schappi, Stancescu, Rufenacht- Grossman, Pluss, Froidevaux, Fiala, Suri
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Referees: Frano, Jerabek, Dremelj, Dahmen, Schrader, Hull

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