Karjala Cup (Eurolivescores.com)

4. Salminen, 38. Nummelin, 59. Haataja (Lehterå) - 32. Söderberg (Gynge)

A game that started out slowly ended up becoming fairly spirited as play continued Tre Kronor only scored a total of four goals in going winless in the three games at Karjala. Back to the drawing board.

By virtue of the regulation win against the Swedes and a shootout win over Russia, Finland finishes second. Russia takes third.

The undefeated Czechs, with three regulation wins, take first place at the Karjala Cup segment of the 2012-13 Euro Hockey Tour.

Finland: LINE 1: Sakari Salminen (#23) - Mikko Koivu (#9) - Niklas Hagman (#10). LINE 2: Jesse Joensuu (#18) - Petri Kontiola (#27) - Teemu Laine (#29). LINE 3: Juha-Pekka Haataja (#37) - Jori Lehterä (#12) - Jonas Enlund (#26). LINE 4: Antti Pihlström (#41) - Teemu Ramstedt (#43) - Jani Tuppurainen (#21). D- PAIRING 1: Ossi Väänänen (#4) - Petteri Nummelin (#3). D-PAIRING 2: Mikko Kousa (#24) - Ilkka Heikkinen (#49). D-PAIRING 3: Teemu Laakso (#2) - Teemu Eronen (#22). D-PAIRING 4: Juuso Hietanen (#38) - Janne Jalasvaara (#46). GOALIE: Pekka Rinne (#35).
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Sweden2: LINE 1: Mikael Backlund (#60) - Calle Järnkrok (#19) - Richard Gynge (#14). LINE 2: Gabriel Landeskog (#92) - Carl Söderberg (#17) - Patric Hörnqvist (#27). LINE 3: Martin Thörnberg (#67) - Tony Mårtensson (#9) - Per Åslund (#22). LINE 4: Melker Karlsson (#15) - Joel Lundqvist (#20) - Fredrik Pettersson (#12). D-PAIRING 1: Burström, Niclas (#3) - Mattias Karlsson (#25). D-PAIRING 2: Tobias Viklund (#16) - Victor Hedman (#77). D-PAIRING 3: Sebastian Erixon (#50) - Dennis Rasmussen (#24). D-PAIRING 4: Staffan Kronwall (#4) - Oscar Fantenberg (#6). GOALIE: Gustaf Wesslau (#32)
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Referees: Antonin Jerabek, Vladimir Sindler, Sakari Suominen (L)