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Euro Hockey Tour

11:00 Russia – Czech Republic

1:2

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

final ()

41. Radulov – 43. Nosek (Kousal), 45. Novotny (Simanek)

The Czech Republic win the Channel One Cup with a 2-1 victory over the hosts Russia! All the main action came in the third period. After Alexander Radulov had opened the scoring with a penalty shot, the Czechs woke up, and scored two quick unanswered goals that Russia just couldn't recover from. Thank you for following the game here with us today, and don't forget that in 3 hours the final game of this tournament will take place between Finland and Sweden!

Penalty missed:

Russia: Eremenko (Barulin)- Chudinov, Medvedev, Kovalchuk, Shipachev, Radulov- Nikulin, Zubarev, Popov, Tereschenko, Perezhogin- Denisov, Ryasensky, Panarin, Burmistrov, Tikhonov- Kiselevich, Kablukov, Kokarev, Averin, Prokhorkin
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Czech Republic: Salak (Kovar)- Zamorsky, Svec, Nedved, Hlinka, Cervenka- Krajicek, Barinka, Sekac, Kovar, Vondrka- Nemec, Caslava, Radil, Novotny, Simanek- Nosek, Kousal, Buchtele- Vincour
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Referees: Rantala, Salonen, Sadovnikov, Zakharenkov

Attendance: 9897

16:00 Finland – Sweden2

4:2

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

final ()

26. Sallinen (Maenpaa, Huhtala), 34. Jormakka (Koho, Palola), 47. Hartikainen (Pesonen, Jalasvaara), 59. Palola (Kemppainen, Hytonen) – 24. Engqvist (Klingberg, Bang), 51. Engqvist (Rahimi)

Finland triumph over Sweden by four goals to two! And we have seen yet another entertaining match in the Channel One Cup in Sochi. Sweden took the lead through Andreas Engqvist but that only prompted Finland to score 3 goals through Jere Sallinen, Peeka Jormakka and Teemu Hartikainen, and although Engqvist got his team back into the game, Olli Palola iced it with an empty net goal. Thanks for following this game and the whole tournament with us, but on Wednesday the KHL returns and we will have coverage on our site of all the games. Be sure to join us, see you then!

Penalty missed:

Finland: Koskinen (Engren)- Ohtamaa, Salmela, Hartikainen, Hytonen, Pesonen- Karalahti, Maenpaa, Palola, Koho, Jormakka- Jaakola, Jalasvaara, Pusstinen, Kemppaninen, Donskoi- Rajala, Sallinen J, Sallinen T, Hutala
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Sweden2: Karlsson (Ullmark)- Andersen, Klingberg, Persson, Lundqvist, Karlsson- Viklund, Hersley, Ericsson, Wandell, Klasen- Burstrom, Rahimi, Paulsson, Sjogren, Johansson- Thuresson, Brodin, Engqvist, Bang
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Referees: Anisimov, Olenin

Attendance: 3469