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20140524 Saturday 24. 5. 2014

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World Championship

13:45 Russia – Sweden2

3:1

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

final (61')

14. Plotnikov (Medvedev, Shipachyov), 18. Shirokov (Zaripov, Medvedev), 32. Belov (Zaripov, Ovechkin) – 1. Moller (Lindstrom, Backlund)

The Russian anthem will follow, come back later today for the second semifinal game here at Eurolivescores!

Penalty missed:

Russia: Bobrovski (Vasilevski) – Denisov, Chudinov, Kutuzov, Medvedev, Yakovlev, Belov, Zubarev – Ovechkin "C", Plotnikov, Shipachyov – Tikhonov, Malkin, Kulyomin "A" – Zaripov "A", Anisimov, Shirokov – Dadonov, Burmistrov, Kuznetsov – S. Kalinin.
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Sweden2: Nilsson (J. Eriksson) – Fransson, Ekholm, Erixon, Gustafsson, Burstrom, Andersen, Nygren – Lindstrom, Moller, Backlund "A" – Jarnkrok, Nyquist, Klasen – S. Hjalmarsson, Sjogren, J. Ericsson "A" – J. Lundqvist "C", D. Axelsson, Danielsson – Rasmussen.
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Referees: Kaval (USA), Šindler (CZE) – Suominen (FIN), Valach (SVK).

Attendance: 14,521

17:45 Czech Republic – Finland

0:3

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

final (61')

9. Lehtera (Hietanen, Kontiola), 32. Immonen (Kontiola, Karalahti), 60. Lehtera (Komarov, Immonen)

So the Finns, who needed help on the last day of the tournament to even make the quarterfinals, are now assured a medal. They will play for gold.

The bronze medal game between the Czech Republic and Sweden begins at 17:30 MSK, 16:30 EEST, 15:30 CEST, 09:30 EDT. The gold medal game between Russia and Finland begins as 22:00 MSK, 21:00 EEST, 20:00 CEST, 14:00 EDT.

Penalty missed:

Czech Republic: Salák (Jakub Kovář) – Němec, Vitásek, Kindl, Jordán, Zámorský, Kolář, Ševc – Červenka, Novotný, Jágr – Sobotka, Klepiš, Hertl – Hudler, Zaťovič, Sekáč – Vondrka, Jan Kovář, Rolinek (C) – Růžička. Coach: Vladimír Růžička.
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Finland: Rinne (Koskinen) – Mäntylä, Hietanen, Ohtamaa, Karalahti, Kivistö, Lajunen, Marttinen – Lehterä, Kontiola, Pakarinen – Jokinen (C), Haula, Komarov – Jormakka, Immonen, Palola – Solomaki, T. Sallinen, J. Sallinen – Huhtala. Coach: Erkka Westerlund.
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Referees: Brueggemann (GER), Bulanov (RUS) – Dahmen (SWE), Semjonov (EST).

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