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20140519 Monday 19. 5. 2014

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World Championship

15:45 Denmark – France2

2:6

(1:2, 1:0, 0:4)

final (61')

16. JensenJ.B. (Staal, Jakobsen), 35. Staal (JensenJ., Bjorkstrand) – 2. Desrosiers (Meunier, Treille), 20. Roussel (Amar, Bellemare), 50. Bellemare (Roussel, daCosta), 51. daCosta (Roussel, Bellemare), 53. Manavian (Roussel, daCosta), 56. daCosta

Thank you for following the game with us, we hope you've enjoyed it as France finishes the huge upset they've started to build as off the first game against Canada. Until next time, goodbye!

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Denmark: Nielsen (Galbraith) – Lauridsen M., Jensen J.B. (G)., Green, Christensen, Boedker – Larsen, Lassen, Jensen N., Madsen, Hansen – Lauridsen O., Kristensen, Bjorkstrand (A), Staal (G, A), Jensen J. (A) – Bruggisser, Storm, Jakobsen (A), Poulsen, Spelling
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France2: Huet (Hardy) – Auvitu, Besch, da Costa S. (2G, 2A), Roussel (G, 3A), Bellemare (G, 2A) – Manavian (G), Amar (A), Treille (A), Meunier (A), Desrosiers (A) – Janil, Chakiachvili, Fleury, Raux, da Costa T. – Dieude Fauvel, Tardif, Henderson, Ritz, Guttig
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Referees: Rantala (FIN), Sidorenko (BLR) – Fluri (SUI), Leermakers (NED)

Attendance: 7450

15:45 Kazakhstan – Finland

3:4

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

final (61')

15. Rymarev (Polischuk, Krasnoslobodtsev), 16. Polischuk (Rymarev, Krasnoslobodtsev), 60. Romanov (Zhailauov) – 8. Palola (Lehtera, Komarov), 20. Lehtera (Karalahti), 28. Jokinen (Kontiola, Mantlya), 40. Immonen (Jokinen, Jormakka)

The final buzzer has indeed now sounded, and in a real thriller Finland have kept their tournament hopes alive with a 4-3 victory over Kazakhstan! You won't see many better games than that! It was end to end stuff all the time, but the Finns just about deserve their win. Olli Palola, Jori Lehtera, Olli Jokinen and Jarkko Immonen all got on the scoreboard for them, while Kazakhstan replied with goals from Evgeniy Rymarev, Fyodor Polischuk and Konstantin Romanov. Thanks for following the game with us, and join me again soon today for Latvia against Belarus at the 2014 IIHF World Championships!

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Kazakhstan: Ivanov (Poluektov)- Dallman, Blokhin, Zhailauov, Upper, Starchenko- Lakiza, Semyonov, Gavrilin, Panshin, Romanov- Savchenko, Litvienko, Rymarev, Polischuk, Krasnoslobodtsev- Kazantsev, Vasilchenko, Spiridonov, Antsiferov, Rakhmanov
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Finland: Rinne (Koskinen)- Mantyla, Hietanen, Lehtera, Pakarinen, Kontiola- Ohtamaa, Karalahti, Komarov, Haula, Jokinen- Kivisto, Lajunen, Immonen, Jormakka, Palola- Marttinen, T Sallinen, Savinainen, Salomaki, Huhtala
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Referees: Nord, Patafie, Bulanov, Dehaen, Kilian, Valach

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19:45 Italy veterans – Sweden2

1:5

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

final (61')

11. Gander (Felicetti, Tudin) – 1. Nyquist (Klasen), 17. Ekholm (Klasen), 35. Nyquist (Klasen, Danielsson), 38. Danielsson (Klasen, Ekholm), 56. Ericsson (Nygren, Möller)

Thank you for following the game with us! For the coverage of other 2014 IIHF World Championship games, have a look at our schedule!

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Italy veterans: Bellissimo (Andreas Bernard) – Egger, Nicoletti, Hofer, Borgatello, Sullivan, Larkin, Johnson, Trivellato – Borrelli, Ihnacak, Rocco – Scandella, di Casmirro, Kostner – Gander, Felicetti, Tudin – Insam, Anton Bernard, Ramoser. Head Coach: Tom Pokel.
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Sweden2: Eriksson (Ullmark) – Fransson, Ekholm, Burström, Andersen, Erixon, Gustafsson, Nygren – Axelsson, Möller, Backlund – Järnkrok, Nyquist, Klasen – Hjalmarsson, Sjögren, Ericsson – Lundqvist, Rasmussen, Danielsson. Head Coach: Pär Mårts
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Referees: Gofman (RUS), Šindler (CZE) – Carnathan (USA), Raming (RUS)

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19:45 Latvia – Belarus

1:3

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

final (61')

34. Kulda (Nizivijs) – 9. Platt (Graborenko, Stas), 9. Grabovski (Kalyuzhniy, Korobov), 60. Kostitsyn

The final buzzer has now sounded, and in a simply enthralling match Belarus have beaten Latvia 3-1, a victory that means they have qualified for the quarterfinals of their own tournament! Latvia can also still make it if they beat Switzerland tomorrow. Geoff Platt and Mikhail Grabovski gave the Belorussians a two goal lead, before Arturs Kulda got the Latvians back into it. The real drama was still ahead through, when in the final minute Kaspars Daugavins looked to have scored a clean goal to tie it up, but the referees controversially waved it off. Sergey Kostitsyn then proceeded to ice it with an empty netter. Thanks for following our coverage with us today, and see you again soon for more fantastic action from the 2014 IIHF World Championships!

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Latvia: Masalskis (Gudlevskis)- Galvins, Kulda, Daugavins, Kenins, M Redlihs- Sotnieks, Pujacs, Vasiljevs, Nizivijs, Indrasis- J Redlihs, Lavins, Dzerins, Cipulis, Meija- M Jass, Jaks, Stals, Berzins, K Jass
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Belarus: Lalande (Koval)- Korobov, Graborenko, Grabovski, S Kostitsyn, Kalyuzhniy- Gotovets, Denisov, A Kostitsyn, Platt, Stas- Yevenko, Usenko, Stepanov, Ugarov, Kitarov- Karev, Yefimenko, Osipov, Volkov, Kovyrshin
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Referees: Jerabek, Kaval, Vinnerborg, Carlson, Puolakka, Lederer

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