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20140520 Tuesday 20. 5. 2014

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World Championship

11:45 Norway – Canada2

2:3

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

final (61')

14. Bastiansen, 33. Hansen (M.Olimb) – 24. Ward (Monahan, Ellis), 37. Scheifele (Bieksa, Ward), 51. Ward (Huberdeau)

Thank you for following the game with us! Have a look at our schedule for more action from the 2014 IIHF World Championship in Minsk, Belarus!

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Norway: Söberg (Haugen) – Holös, Bryhnisveen, Espeland, Trygg, Sörvik, Bonsaksen – Lovlie, Röymark, Forsberg – Bastiansen (C), K. Olimb, M. Olimb – Hansen, Olden, Skröder – Stene, Martinsen, Roest – Dahlström, Thoresen. Trenér: Roy Johansen.
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Canada2: Reimer (Scrivens) – Bieksa (C), Garrison, Coburn, Myers, Ellis, Gudbranson, Rielly – Schenn, Huberdeau, Mackinnon – Hodgson, Brouwer, Kadri – Turris, Read, Chimera – Monahan, Ward, Scheifele. Trenér: Dave Tippett.
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Referees: Piechaczek (GER), Sidorenko (BLR) – Raming (RUS), Schrader (GER)

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11:45 Germany2 – USA

4:5

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

final (61')

24. Weiss, 31. Hospelt (Draisaitl, Oppenheimer), 36. Draisaitl (Ankert), 59. Rieder (Draisaitl, Hospelt) – 22. Abdelkader (Gaudreau), 28. Shore (Petry), 33. Donovan (Gaudreau, Gardiner), 43. Gaudreau (Gardiner), 56. Abdelkader (Gaudreau)

We just heard national anthem of the United states of America and its the last thing from this match. Stay tuned for our other online coverages from this day, which decides which team will promote to to QF and which matches are we going to see there.

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Germany2: Aus den Birken (Zepp) – Hordler, Braun, Ankert, Muller, Reul, Akdag – Rieder, Mauer, Barta – Hospelt, Oppenheimer, Noebels – Seidenberg, Draisaitl, Pietta – Plachta, Ehliz, Weiss
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USA: Thomas (Leggio) – Jones, DeKeyser, Gardener, Murphy, Petry, McCabe, Donovan – Johnson, Nelson, Smith – Stapleton, Gaudreau, Abdelkader – J. Hayes, Trocheck, Mueller – K. Hayes, MacDonald, Shore – Miele
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Referees: Bulanov (RUS), Frano (CZE) – Fluri (SUI), Kilian (NOR)

Attendance: 11845

15:45 Latvia – Switzerland

2:3

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

final (61')

22. Jass (Dzerins, Kulda), 58. Girgensons (Sotneiks, Vasiljevs) – 9. Brunner (Cunti, Hollenstein), 11. Schlumpf (Ambuhl), 21. Weber (Josi, Ambuhl)

The final buzzer has now sounded, and in a crazy encounter Switzerland have beaten Latvia 3-2! And for the Latvians it's a defeat that means that they will miss out on a quarterfinal berth along with the Swiss. We can indeed now confirm that from Group B Russia, the USA, Belarus and Finland have all qualified for the next stage of the tournament. Switzerland raced into a three goal lead as Damien Brunner, Dominik Schlumpf and Yannick Weber all found the net, but Latvia showed some character pulling two back with goals from Koba Jass and Zemgus Girgensons. Thanks for following the game with us, and join me again soon today for the Czech Republic against France at the 2014 IIHF World Championships!

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Latvia: Gudlevskis (Masalskis)- Galvins, Kulda, Daugavins, Kenins, M Redlihs- Sotnieks, Pujacs, Stals, Girgensons, Indrasis- J Redlihs, Lavins, Vasiljevs, Nizivijs, Cipulis- M Jass, K Jass, Berzins, Dzerins, Meija
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Switzerland: Berra (Mayer)- Weber, Josi, Brunner, Cunti, Hollenstein- Kukan, Blum, Schappi, Ambuhl, Moser- Schlumpf, Seger, Froidevaux, Fiala, Suri- Ramholt, Grossman, Stancescu, Pluss, Rufenacht
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Referees: Ronn, Vinnerborg, Brueggemann, Dahmen, Valach, Kilian

Attendance: 12868

15:45 Denmark – Slovakia2

3:4

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

final (61')

22. Boedker (Green, Christensen), 53. Green (Christensen, Lassen), 55. Jensen (Jensen) – 15. Tatar (Valach), 42. Miklík (Viedenský), 54. Viedenský (Miklík, Valach), 55. Tatar

Slovakia gets 5th position in Group A, while Denmark will stay on the 7th position. Both teams played this match responsible and fans definitily enjoyed it.

Penalty missed:

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.
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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.
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Referees: Kaval (USA), Olenin (RUS) – Lederer (CZE), Semjonov (EST)

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19:45 Russia – Belarus

2:1

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

final (61')

33. Plotnikov (Shipaychyov, Tikhonov), 36. Shipachyov (Plotnikov) – 46. Denisov (Kitarov, Korobov)

That's all for Group B, but Group A is not quite done over at Chizhovka Arena, so click on Czech Republic-France, who are now in overtime.

And don't forget we'll have all four quarterfinal games on Thursday.

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Russia: Bobrovsky (Vasilevsky) – D. Denisov, Chudinov, Medvedev (A), Kutuzov, Yakovlev, Belov, Zubarev – Plotnikov, Kalinin, Shipachyov – Tikhonov, Malkin, Kulyomin (A) – Zaripov (C), Anisimov, Shirokov – Dadonov, Burmistrov, Kuznetsov. Coach: Oleg Znarok
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Belarus: Koval (Lalande) – Korobov, Graborenko, V. Denisov (C), Gotovets, Yevenko, Usenko, Karev – Volkov , S. Kostitsyn (A), Kovyrshin – Platt, Stas, A. Kostitsyn (A) – Ugarov, Stepanov, Kitarov – Yefimenko, Osipov. Coach: Glen Hanlon
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Referees: Nord (SWE), Patafie (USA) – Carnathan (CAN), Suominen (FIN)

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19:45 Czech Republic – France2

5:4

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

final/OT (63')

20. Sobotka, 25. Sekac (Zamorsky, Kolar), 32. Jagr (Jordan, Sobotka), 33. Zatovic (Kindl, Rolinek), 63. Kolar (Zamorsky, Sobotka) – 7. Desrosiers (Meunier, Trielle), 18. Desrosiers (Costa), 19. Meunier (Raux), 43. Roussel (Fleury)

In a simply stunning game the Czech Republic have beaten France 5-4 after overtime, a result that means they finish in third place in Group A! It was a truly spectacular game that we were treated to. The French raced into a three goal lead with a double from Julien Desrosiers and another goal from Laurent Meuneir. The Czechs fought back though to go ahead after Vladimir Sobotka, Jiri Sekac, Jaromir Jagr and Martin Zatovic all scored. Antoine Roussel took us into overtime, where Jan Kolar was to become the Czech hero. Thanks for following our coverage with us today, and see you again soon for more thrilling action from the 2014 IIHF World Championships!

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Czech Republic: Salak (Jakub Kovar)- Nemec, Vitasek, Jagr, Sobotka, Hertl- Jordan, Kindl, Cervenka, Klepis, Vondrka- Zamorsky, Kolar, Sekac, Novotny, Hudler- Sevc, Rolinek, Petruzalek, Zatovic, Jan Kovar
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France2: Hardy (Huet)- Auvitu, Besch, S Da Costa, Bellemare, Roussel- Manavian, Amar, Treille, Meunier, Desrosiers- Dieude Fauvel, Janil, Fleury, Guttig, T Da Costa- Chakiachvili, Tardif, Henderson, Ritz, Raux
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Referees: Dremelj, Gofman, Piechaczek, Hull, Puolakka, Semjonov

Attendance: 8214