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Euro Hockey Tour

17:30 Russia – Finland

3:4

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

final ()

10. Alexandrov (Popov), 21. Varnakov (Chudinov, Medvedev), 46. Tikhonov – 4. Hietanen (Kontiola), 23. Osala (Hartikainen), 27. Komarov (Immonen, Pihlstrom), 54. Salminen (Mantyla)

Finland keeps dominating the Euro Hockey Tour and it earned 12 points out of 12 points so far!

Penalty missed:

Russia: Yeryomenko (4th Barulin) – Alexandrov, Nikulin – Chudinov, Medvedev – Zubarev, Biryukov – Kiselevich, Ryasensky – Popov, Tereshcenko, Perezhogin – Lisin, Tikhonov, Shipachyov – Varnakov, Burmistrov, Panarin – Kablukov, Glukhov, Averin – Prokhorkin
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Finland: Rynnas (Hovinen) – Kukkonen, Jaakola – Lepisto, Hietanen – Mantyla, Karalahti – Laakso, Vaananen – Immonen, Pihlstrom, Komarov – Hagman, Kontiola, Aaltonen – Lehtera, Salminen, Enlund – Wirtanen, Osala, Hartikainen – Pyorala
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Referees: Linde, Bjork – Neva, Nieminen

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19:00 Sweden2 – Czech Republic

6:0

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

final ()

4. Klasen (Thornberg, Olausson), 17. Hjalmarsson (Albrandt, Ullstrom), 17. Albrandt (Rahimi), 28. Klasen (Klingberg), 33. Hjalmarsson (Arlbrandt, Ullstrom), 59. Thornberg

Sweden with a convincing 6-0 victory in the opening game for each team in the 2013 Karjala Cup. Henrik Karlsson wasn't especially busy in the Swedish goal but he did make some very nice saves, particularly in the second period, to earn the shutout.

With Finland's victory over Russia today, the updated Euro Hockey Tour standings after 4 games each are: FIN 12, SWE 6, RUS 3, CZE 3.

The rest of the tournament will be played in Helsinki on Saturday and Sunday with two games each day, so come back to Eurolivescores for live commentary. As well, don't miss out on our coverage of the U20 tournament from Moscow this weekend, featuring the same four countries. That begins Friday.

Penalty missed:

Sweden2: Karlsson (Rautio) – Burström, Andersén, Klingberg, Fälth, Rahimi, Erixon – Hjalmarsson, Rasmussen, Rödin, Lundqvist, Figren, Janmark-Nylén, Ullström, Olausson, Bång, Arlbrandt, Danielsson, Möller, Thörnberg, Klasen.
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Czech Republic: Štěpánek (Jakub Kovář) – Kaberle, Krajíček, Doudera, Piskáček, Kutlák, Nakládal, Krejčík – Hubáček, Nedorost, Kašpar, Roman, Irgl, Jan Kovář, Buchtele, Rolinek, Sekáč, Smoleňák, I. Rachůnek, Vrána, Petružálek.
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Referees: Gofman, Anisimov (both RUS) – Dahmén, Pihlblad (both SWE)

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