Russia – Finland 3:4 (end) | Sweden2 – Czech Republic 6:0 (end)
final
Sweden2
6:0 (3:0, 2:0, 1:0)
Czech Republic
Thursday 07.11.2013, 19:00Euro Hockey Tour
     
    58:37
    Goal for Team Sweden!
    He's probably had more shots on goal this game than anyone else and he finally scores, winning a race for the puck in the Czech zone and then beating Kovar with a nice little wrister just inside the post. Unassisted.
     
    50:36
    Sweden's Nicklas Danielsson upends Zbynek Irgl in front of the Czech net, he's called for tripping and so we'll have 4-on-4 hockey for 1:22.
     
    49:58
    Sweden's Mattias Janmark-Nylén attempts a spinarama move to elude Czech defenceman Jakub Nakladal, Nakladal takes his skate out though and is called for tripping.
     
    46:40
    Now it's Sweden to the power play as Ondrej Roman is called for a trip in his own zone.
     
    45:30
    The puck barely misses as Smolenak's shot went off the end boards and came back in front and Jan Kovar put it between Karlsson and the near post and it slid across the goalmouth just outside the goal line and out the other side.
     
    44:12
    Czech power play coming up as Elias Falth is called for hooking in the neutral zone.
     
    38:58
    The Czechs getting a power play out of that fracas as well. Joel Lundqvist is called for delaying the game, as he covered that puck in the slot.
     
    38:58
    The Czechs with their best chances in a while. Lukas Krajicek with a shot from the point that gets deflected, Rolinek and some other players whack away at it and finally the puck is frozen.
     
    32:18
    Goal for Team Sweden!
    A lucky bounce for the Swedes and an unfortunate one for the Czechs. Nakladal had SIMON HJALMARSSON tied up in front and the pass from the corner from Arlbrandt hit his skate and went in. They went to video replay to make sure it wasn't a kicking motion but the goal counts. Hjalmarsson's 2nd of the game. Assists: Par Arlbrandt, David Ullstrom.
     
    27:49
    The Czechs now making a goaltending change, as Jakub Stepanek is out and Jakub Kovar is coming in after the 4-0 goal.
     
    27:49
    Goal for Team Sweden!
    An incredible individual effort by LINUS KLASEN, who carried the puck from his own blueline all the way into the Czech zone and fired a perfect wrister just inside the far post for his second of the game. Power-play goal. Assist: John Klingberg.
     
    27:04
    With the Czechs applying pressure in the Swedish zone but Zdenek Kutlak is called for hooking in the corner, so Sweden is getting this game's first power play.
     
    25:04
    Kovar fires a pass in front and Henrik Karlsson makes a spectacular save on the goal line on a deke attempt.
     
    23:30
    Nearly 4-0 Sweden but Mattias Janmark-Nylén fires a one-timer just wide with an open side of the net.
     
    16:32
    Goal for Team Sweden!
    They go right back to the attack and Daniel Rahimi fires it from the point and PAR ALBRANDT made a nice deflection in front -- no chance for Stepanek. Assist: Daniel Rahimi.
     
    16:03
    Goal for Team Sweden!
    The Swedes break out of the zone and just past the blue line Arlbrandt fires a pass across to SIMON HJALMARSSON, who goes to the backhand and slides it through the pads of Stepanek. Assists: Par Albrandt, David Ullstrom.
     
    10:07
    Long lead pass to Oscar Moller, he gets a partial break but fires wide.
     
    07:55
    Giveaway behind the Swedish net and the puck is fed to Ondrej Roman, who hits the goalpost.
     
    03:54
    Goal for Team Sweden!
    It starts with a faceoff won by Martin Thornberg, who then later wins the race for the puck behind the net and feeds LINUS KLASEN in front, who quickly snaps it high glove side on Stepanek. Assist: Martin Thornberg, Niklas Olausson.

    Derek OBrien

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


    Sweden2: Karlsson (Rautio) – Burström, Andersén, Klingberg, Fälth, Rahimi, Erixon – Hjalmarsson, Rasmussen, Rödin, Lundqvist, Figren, Janmark-Nylén, Ullström, Olausson, Bång, Arlbrandt, Danielsson, Möller, Thörnberg, Klasen.
    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.

    Referees: Gofman, Anisimov (both RUS) – Dahmén, Pihlblad (both SWE)