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20140427 Sunday 27. 4. 2014

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U18 Women’s World Championship

14:00 Canada2 – Sweden2

3:1

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

final (61')

18. Perlini (Virtanen), 32. Crouse (Konecny, Hicketts), 56. Konecny (Sanheim) – 11. Tornqvist

Canada won bronze medals in a very tight game.
The winner of the tournamen would be unveiled later

Penalty missed:

Canada2: McDonald (Billia) – Fleury, McKeown, Hawrylyuk, Quenneville, Gropp – Sanheim, Thomas, Bleackley, Virtanen, Audette – Hicketts, Pilon, Barzal, Konecny, Bishop – Carrier, Perlini, McCann, Crouse
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Sweden2: Soderstrom (Olsson) – Lagesson, Englund, Franzen, Kempe, Lindblom – Aho, Pettersson, Elgestal, Forsbacka Karlsson, Karlsson – Forsling, Ollas Mattsson, Holmstrom, Nylander, Tornqvist – Andersson, Ehn, Ottosson, Muzito Bagenda
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Referees: Miller (USA), Salonen (FIN), Lhotsky (CZE), Yamaguchi (JAP)

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18:00 USA – Czech Republic

5:2

(3:1, 2:1, 0:0)

final (61')

1. Dougherty (Milano, Eichel), 7. Matthews (Connor, Collins), 8. Milano (Belpedio, Macleod), 22. Larkin (Milano), 27. Matthews (Fortunato) – 20. Smejkal (Vesely, Chlapik), 34. Kase (Rasner)

Team USA for the eight time in history, and fifth time in last six years won WJC U-18! Congratulation to them and Czech Republic with his first silver medal.

Thanks for being with us during this tournament!

Penalty missed:

USA: Nedeljkovic (Minney) – Dougherty, Fortunato, Eichel, Tuch, Milano – Glover, Belpedio, Bjork, Larkin, Hitchcock – Collins, Hanifin, Gersich, Matthews, Connor – Macleod, Wegwerth, Pavelek, Stevens, Fiegl
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Czech Republic: Vanecek (Vladar) – Pyrochta, Masin, Pastrnak, Karabacek, Zacha – Scotka, Rasner, Kase, Vrana, Spacek – Miklis, Zboril, Vesely, Smejkal, Chlapik – Havlin, Vopelka, Kutak, Ordos, Cernoch
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Referees: Kaukokari (FIN), Wehrli (SUI), Malmqvist (SWE), Pesonen (FIN)

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MHL

15:00 JHC Spartak Moscow – Krasznaja Armija

1:2

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

final/OT (77')

46. Nekolenko – 39. Silaev (Blazhievskiy), 77. Prokhorov (Ogurtsov, Blazhievskiy)

That was simply breathtaking, but with Krasnaya Armiya winning 2-1 in overtime to level the series up at 3-3 we'll be treated to more fantastic passionate hockey from these two teams! It's been a thrilling series and one that will be decided in a winner takes all seventh game! Ivan Silaev for Krasnaya Armiya opened up the scoring in the second period before Arkhip Nekolenko in the third period took us into overtime, where a highly controversial Artem Prokhorov goal won it for the visitors to keep them alive in the series. Thanks for following the game with us, and be sure join us on Tuesday evening for the seventh and deciding game of this MHL final series! See you then.

Penalty missed:

JHC Spartak Moscow: Shesterkin (Trushkov)- Solovyov, Alexeev, Vorobyov, Khatsey, Krutikov- Sorokin, I Nekolenko, Kucherkov, Peshekhonov, Ipatov- Ermakov, Demidov, A Nekolenko, Pavlyukov, Yudov- Pelevin, Ablaev, Lapshov, Boldin, Klechkin
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Krasznaja Armija: Samoilov (Shupinskiy)- Ogurtsov, Voronkov, Podluboshnov, Silaev, Prokhorov- Blazhievskiy, Makkaev, Mamin, Sharov, Timirev- Vorobyov, Ogienko, Shiksatdarov, Kramskoy, Kovalevskiy- Kucherov, Svetlakov, Kashtanov, Krasheninnikov, Kuzmenko
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Referees: Gofman, Belov, Matyukhov, Parikov

Attendance: 5040