Czech Republic – Sweden2 1:3 (end) | Russia – Finland 3:2 (end)
final
Russia
3:2 (0:1, 2:0, 1:1)
Finland
Friday 08.11.2013, 16:30 • UTC Novogorsk • Four Nations Cup U20
     
    60:00
    Game over. (18:22:31)
     
    Home team timeout.
     
    59:15
    Blueliner and Vasilevsky stopped it and froze the puck
     
    59:01
    Empty net
     
    58:33
    Finns don't pull goalie out
     
    57:03
    Finss PP wasn't good,
     
    54:20
    Andrei Mironov stopped by hit enemy player. Then he decided to fight with Finnish guy and got due to scoreboard minor penalty

    Also in the box Lehkonen
     
    53:35
    Goal for Team Finland!


    Breakaway for ARTTURI LEHKONEN and he scores!

    Assisted by Teuvo Teravainen
     
    52:31
    Tryamkin with a high shot after coming to the zone deflected by goalie
     
    48:55
    Goal for Team Russia!


    EDUARD GIMATOV scores from the rebound!

    Assisted by Vadim Khlopotov
     
    48:33
    Another penalty for Nattinen (FIN) for holding
     
    48:20
    Finns shows more pressure in last minutes, Russia have problem with coming from the zone
     
    46:25
    Lehkonen fires from the board and Vasilevsky stopped it with head save, puck deflects out of the rink
     
    45:00
    Ogurtsov (#25) made a mistake and let another #25 Haapala to come closer to Vasilevsky, but he shoots wide!
     
    44:04
    Tryamkin lost the puck on the blue and was need to stop Finnish breakaway.
     
    43:13
    Anton Slepyshev have been cutted by Nattinen in the middle zone. Two minutes to Finn for tripping
     
    42:15
    Home team at full strength.
     
    40:49
    Teravainen with a couple shots check Vasilevsky's pads
     
    40:15
    Fifteen seconds on the clock, and Russia stayed 3 against 5. Alexei Bereglazov for highsticking
     
    40:01
    Start of 3rd period.
    Commentary by

    Igor Petrov

    Goals & lineups Match log
    Goals and assists: 29. Tryamkin (Skladnichenko, Osnovin), 32. Skladnichenko (Osnovin, Tryamkin), 49. Gimatov (Khlopotov) – 6. Maenalainen (Teravainen), 54. Lehkonen (Teravainen)

    Russia: Vasilevsky (Ustinsky); Bereglazov – Mironov, Slepyshev – Barabanov – Buchnevich; Lyubushkin – Tryamkin, Zhafyarov – Osnovin – Skladnichenko; Ogurtsov – Vasilyev, Voronin – Busarov – Shiksatdarov; Koryagin – Yudin, Gimatov – Yakimov – Khlopotov
    Finland: Husso (Juvonen); Lindell – Lehtonen, Maenlainen – Teravainen – Lehkonen; Parikka – Vainio, Nikko – Mustonen – Ikonen; Saari – Makinen, Haapala – Kinnunen – Nattinen; Tikkinen – Virmavirta, Rutanen – Rauhala – Kulmala