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World Championship

11:45 France2 – Norway

5:4

(0:1, 3:1, 1:2 - 1:0)

after shootout (2:1) (66')

38. Roussel (Manavian, Bellemare), 38. Y.Treille (Auvitu, Desrosiers), 39. Roussel (Costa, Bellemare), 43. Bellemare (Roussel), dec. p.s. Costa (p.s.) – 12. Trygg (K.Olimb, M.Olimb), 22. Ask (M.Olimb, K.Olimb), 42. Sorvik (Ask), 46. M.Olimb (K.Olimb)

Thank you for following the match with us! For the coverage of other World Championship games, have a look at our schedule!

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France2: Huet (Hardy) – Auvitu, Besch, Manavian, Amar, Janil, Chakiachvili, Dieudé Fauvel – S. da Costa, Roussel, Bellemare – Treille, Meunier (C), Desroisiers – Fleury, Guttig, T. da Costa – Tardif, Henderson, Ritz – Raux. Head Coach: Dave Henderson.
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Norway: Haugen (Söberg) – Holös, Ödegaard, Trygg, Bonsaksen, Sörvik, Espeland – Bastiansen (C), K. Olimb, M. Olimb – Hansen, Röymark, Forsberg – Olden, Skröder, Ask – Stene, Martinsen, Roest – Dahlström, Thoresen. Head Coach: Roy Johansen.
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Referees: Olenin (RUS), Piechaczek (GER) – Schrader (GER), Valach (SVK).

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11:45 Latvia – Russia

1:4

(1:3, 0:1, 0:0)

final (61')

8. Indrasis (Stals) – 11. Tikhonov, 16. Shirokov (Medvedev, Tikhonov), 19. Tikhonov (Plotnikov, Ovechkin), 29. Kalinin (Kutuzov)

There's the final buzzer, and Russia have very comfortably beaten Latvia 4-1 to guarantee that they will move on into the quarterfinals in first place of Group B! They were simply irresistible at times today. Miks Indrasis shockingly gave the Latvians the lead early on but that only woke the Russians up, with Viktor Tikhonov, Sergey Shirokov, Sergey Kalinin all scoring and Tikhonov netting a double. Thanks for following the game with us, and join me again soon for Denmark against the Czech Republic at the 2014 IIHF World Championships!

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Latvia: Gudlevskis (Masalskis)- Galvins, Pujacs, Vasiljevs, Nizvijs, Cipulis- Lavins, Sotnieks, Daugavins, Kenins, M Redlihs- Jaks, Stals, Berzins, Girgensons, Indrasis- J Redlihs, M Jass, Dzerins, Meija, K Jass
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Russia: Bobrovskiy (Vasilevskiy)- Chudinov, Denisov, Ovechkin, Tikhonov, Plotnikov- Kutuzov, Medvedev, Kulyomin, Shirokov, Anisimov- Belov, Yakovlev, Kalinin, Zaripov- Burmistrov, Dadonov, Kuznetsov
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Referees: Brueggemann, Rantala, Sidorenko, Carnathan, Kilian, Lederer

Attendance: 14427

15:45 Denmark – Czech Republic

4:3

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

after shootout (1:0) (66')

10. Lassen (Christensen), 56. Jensen (Staal, Hansen), 60. Bjorkstrand (Hansen, Madsen), dec. p.s. Boedker – 5. Klepis (Nemec, Jagr), 7. Jagr (Sobotka), 46. Kindl (Klepis, Cervenka)

Denmark in a simply enthralling match have historically got the better of the Czech Republic 4-3 after penalty shots! And you really can't say that they didn't deserve it. The Czechs at one point were three one up with goals from Jakub Klepis, Jaromir Jagr and Jakub Kindl, but the Danes just wouldn't give up. Stefan Lasen, Jesper Jensen and Patrick Bjorkstrand all got on the scoreboard for them with Mikkel Boedker bagging the winning penalty shot. Thanks for following the game with us, and join me again soon today for Slovakia against Italy at the 2014 IIHF World Championships!

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Denmark: Nielsen (Galbraith)- Larsen, Lassen, Green, Christensen, Boedker- Bruggisser, J B Jensen, Hansen, N Jensen, Madsen- Kristensen, O Lauridsen, Storm, Bjorkstrand, J Jensen- M Lauridsen, A Poulsen, Spelling, Staal, M Poulsen
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Czech Republic: Salak (Jakub Kovar)- Nemec, Kindl, Rolinek, Jagr, Sobotka- Sevc, Vitasek, Cervenka, Klepis, Hudler- Zamorsky, Sekac, Vondrka, Kolar, Novotny- Jordan, Petruzalek, Zatovic, Jan Kovar
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Referees: Kaval, Patafie, Ronn, Carlson, Semjonov, Leermakers

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15:45 Belarus – Germany2

5:2

(1:2, 1:0, 3:0)

final (61')

16. Stepanov (Grabovski, Kalyuzhny), 35. Ugarov (Stepanov), 43. Grabovski (Kalyuzhny, S.Kostitsyn), 45. Platt (Stasenko, Stas), 50. Grabovski (Kostitsyn) – 9. Hospelt, 12. Barta (Schütz, Mauer)

Thank you for following the game with us! For the coverage of more WC games, have a look at our schedule!

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Belarus: Koval (Lalande) – Korobov, Graborenko, Denisov, Yevenko, Stasenko, Gotovets, Usenko – Kalyuzhny, Stepanov, Grabovski – Platt, Stas, S. Kostitsyn – Ugarov, A. Kostitsyn, Kitarov – Koltsov, Volkov, Kovyrshin – Yefimenko.
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Germany2: Zepp (Grubauer) – Braun, Ankert, Kohl, Hördler, Akdag, Krüger, Müller – Schütz, Barta, Mauer – Hospelt, Oppenheimer, Nöbels – Kink, Seidenberg, Pietta – Ehliz, Weiss, Draisaitl – Rieder.
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Referees: Gofman (RUS), Vinnerborg (SWE) – Dahmen (SWE), Fluri (SUI)

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19:45 Slovakia2 – Italy veterans

4:1

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

final (61')

11. Daloga (Sloboda), 24. Viedensky (Daloga, Reway), 35. Tatar (Miklik), 49. Miklik (Tatar, Satan) – 39. Egger (Rocco)

There's the final buzzer, and Slovakia have claimed their second win of the tournament with an emphatic 4-1 triumph over Italy! They were by far the better side and thoroughly deserve the three points. Marek Daloga, Marek Viedensky, Tomas Tatar and Michel Miklik all got on the scoreboard for the Slovakians with only Alexander Egger replying for the Italians. Thanks for following our coverage with us today, and see you again soon for more thrilling action from the 2014 IIHF World Championships!

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Slovakia2: Laco (Hudacek)- Daloga, Sloboda, Hrivik, Nagy, Satan- Valach, Svarny, Mikus, Tatar, Miklik- Marincin, Mihalik, Panik, Marcinko, Hascak- Ceresnak, Viedensky, Stastny, Skokan, Reway
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Italy veterans: Bellisimo (Bernard)- Borgatello, Egger, Scandella, Di Casmirro, Kostner- Larkin, Nicoletti, Borrelli, Rocco, Ihnacak- Sullivan, Johnson, Tudin, Gander, Fontanive- Hofer, Insam, Felicetti, Bernard, Bona
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Referees: Bulanov, Nord, Piechaczek, Hull, Puolakka, Semjonov

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19:45 Switzerland – Kazakhstan

6:2

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

final (61')

10. Kukan (Suri), 15. Hollenstein (Seger, Ambuhl), 28. Weber (Josi), 38. Ambuhl (Hollenstein, Blum), 44. Cunti (Moser, Josi), 47. Blum (Brunner, Cunti) – 51. Krasnoslobotsev (Blokhin, Dallman), 60. Rymarev

Thanks for been with us during last two hours. See you at other games of 2014 IIHF World Championship

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Switzerland: Berra (Genoni) – Weber, Josi, Hollenstein, Romy, Brunner – Kukan, Blum, Ambuhl, Schappi, Moser – Schlumpf, Seger, Fiala, Suri, Froidevaux – Grossmann, Rufenacht, Pluss, Cunti, Stancescu
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Kazakhstan: Yeremeyev (Ivanov) – Dallman, Blokhin, Zhailauov, Starchenko, Antropov – Semyonov, Lakiza, Upper, Romanov, Rakhmanov – Savchenko, Litvinenko, Polishuk, Gavrilin, Krasnoslobodtsev – Vasilchenko, Kazantsev, Panshin, Spiridonov, Rymarev
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Referees: Dremelj (SLO), Frano (CZE), Dehaen (FRA), Suominen (FIN)

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