Norway – Canada2 2:3 (end) | Germany2 – USA 4:5 (end) | Latvia – Switzerland 2:3 (end)
Denmark – Slovakia2 3:4 (end) | Russia – Belarus 2:1 (end) | Czech Republic – France2 5:4 (after OT)
final
Denmark
3:4 (0:1, 1:0, 2:3)
Slovakia2
Tuesday 20.05.2014, 15:45 • World Championship
     
    55:41
    Mikuš gets called in for hooking.
     
    51:51
    Réway gets called in for tripping.
     
    47:04
    Šatan gets called in for interference.
     
    40:22
    Lauridsen gets 2+10 minutes in the penalty box for a hit in the head.
     
    39:42
    Lassen gets 2 minutes in the penalty box for tripping.
     
    36:38
    Pánik goes in the penalty box for roughing.
     
    32:49
    Jesper B. Jensen gets called in for roughing and Marcinko gets called in for slashing. Four on four.
     
    26:46
    Another powerplay for Denmark, Valach gets 2 minutes in the penalty box for hooking.
     
    19:47
    Ďaloga gets called in for slashing.
     
    16:41
    And Skokan gets called in for interference.
     
    10:14
    Larsen gets 2 minutes in the penalty box for cross-checking.
     
    7:59
    Sloboda goes in the penalty box for interference.
     
    4:26
    Nagy gets called in for high-sticking.
    Commentary by

    Jakub Šperk

    Goals & lineups Match log
    Goals and assists: 22. Boedker (Green, Christensen), 53. Green (Christensen, Lassen), 55. Jensen (Jensen) – 15. Tatar (Valach), 42. Miklík (Viedenský), 54. Viedenský (Miklík, Valach), 55. Tatar

    Denmark: Nielsen (Galbraith) – O. Lauridsen, Kristensen, Larsen, Lassen, M. Lauridsen, Jesper B. Jensen, Bruggisser – Nicklas Jensen, Madsen, Hansen – Green (C), Christensen, Boedker – Storm, Bjorkstrand, Jesper Jensen – Staal, Jakobsen, Poulsen – Speeling. Coach: Jan Karlsson.
    Slovakia2: Laco (Hudáček) – Ďaloga, Sloboda, Švarný, Valach, Čerešňák, Marinčin, Brejčák – Hrivík, Šatan (C), Nagy – Miklík, J. Mikúš, Tatar – Pánik, Marcinko, Haščák – Skokan, Viedenský, Šťastný – Réway. Coach: Vladimír Vůjtek.
    Referees: Kaval (USA), Olenin (RUS) – Lederer (CZE), Semjonov (EST)