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20140105 Sunday 5. 1. 2014

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World Junior Championship

12:00 Germany2 – Norway

3:1

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

final ()

20. F.Tiffels (Draisaitl), 40. Kahun (Draisaitl, F.Tiffels), 44. Klopper (Filin, Wagner) – 55. Fischer (Henriksen, Nielsen)

There are still two more games today . . . the medal games. First Canada – Russia for bronze and then Sweden – Finland for gold and silver. We'll cover them both for you here at Eurolivescores.com.

Penalty missed:

Germany2: Cüpper (Reich) – Bender, D. Tiffels, Saeftel, Möser (A), Botzenhardt, Wagner, Noske – Draisaitl (C), F. Teffels, Kahun – Tuomie, Eisenschmid (A), Klopper – Ziegler, Kammerer, Filin – Neugebauer, Herpich
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Norway: J. Svendsen (Haukeland) – Norstebo (A), Haugen, Lyngseth, Lesund (C), Vaakanainen, Klavestad, Simonsen – Rasch, Johnsgard, Tönjum – Hoff, Soberg, Karterud (A) – Fischer, Ronnild, Medby – D. Svendsen, Nilsen, Nielsen – Henriksen
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Referees: Jozef Kubuš (SVK), Marcus Linde (SWE) – Kenji Kosaka (JPN), Joonas Saha (FIN)

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15:00 Russia – Canada2

2:1

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

final ()

4. Grigorenko, 15. Gimatov (Mironov) – 48. Morrissey (Hudon, Pelech)

Thank you for following the 2014 IIHF WJC bronze medal game with us! Have a nice evening – or afternoon if you follow us from North America – and stay tuned for the gold medal game later today between archrivals Sweden and Finland.

Penalty missed:

Russia: Vasilevsky (Nalimov) – Zadorov, Mironov (A), Lyubushkin, Tryamkin, Bereglazov, Maslov, Vasilyev – Slepyshev (C), Buchnevich, Grigorenko – Zhafyarov, Osnovin, Barabanov – Yakimov (A), Barbashyov, Khlopotov – Skladnichenko, Busarov, Gimatov – Zykov.
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Canada2: Fucale (Paterson) – Ekblad, Pouliot, G. Reinhart, Dumba (A), Pelech, Morrissey, Bigras – McDavid, Petan, Lazar – Horvat, Laughton (C), S. Reinhart – Hudon, Drouin (A), Mantha – Leier, Rychel, Gauthier – Anderson.
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Referees: Tobias Bjork (SWE), Timothy Mayer (USA) – Henrik Pihlblad (SWE), Rudolf Tošenovjan (CZE)

Attendance:

19:00 Sweden2 – Finland

2:3

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

final/OT ()

28. Wallmark (Bengtsson, Djoos), 51. Djoos (Wallmark, Collberg) – 1. Lindell (Mäenalanen, Teräväinen), 29. Maenalanen (Teravainen, Lehkonen), 70. Ristolainen (Teravainen, Vainonen)

It was a pleasure to have witnessed that game in person, as it was bringing you live commentary from Malmö these past ten days. That's all for our coverage, but don't forget we have KHL hockey coverage all season, and we'll be back with coverage of the Winter Olympic men's and women's ice hockey tournaments from Sochi next month.

Penalty missed:

Sweden2: Dansk (Hogberg) – Djoos, Arnesson, Bengtsson, Olofsson, Norell, Hagg – Johnson, Wennberg (A), Collberg – de la Rose, Forsberg (C), Lindholm (A) – Burakowsky, Sorensen, Wallmark – Sandberg, E. Karlsson, A. Karlsson – Sundqvist
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Finland: Saros (Huuso) – Lindell (A), Pokka, Lehtonen, Ristolainen (A), Honka, Vainonen, Vainio – Mäenalanen, Teräväinen (C), Lehkonen (A) – Nikko, Mustonen, Haapala – J. Ikonen, Nättinen, Kinnunen – Leskinen, H. Ikonen, Rauhala
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Referees: Steve Papp (CAN), Daniel Stricker (SUI) – Fraser McIntyre (USA), Peter Šefčík (SVK)

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