USA – Austria 5:3 (end) | Norway – Slovenia2 3:1 (end) | Russia – Latvia 6:0 (end)
Canada2 – Denmark 3:1 (end) | Finland – Slovakia2 2:0 (end) | Czech Republic – Sweden2 1:2 (end)
final
Norway
3:1 (2:1, 0:0, 1:0)
Slovenia2
Saturday 04.05.2013, 12:15 • World Championship
     
    59:56
    Goal for Team Norway!

    Another break away opportunity for MADS HANSEN and with the empty net in front of him he stays cool and makes it 3-1 for Norway!!

    Assisted by Kristian Forsberg.
     
    19:44
    Goal for Team Slovenia!

    Just before the end of the period the Slovenians cut their deficit to the halt! Rok Ticar conquered the puck behind the Norwegian net, skated around it and gave a brilliant pass to his team colleague ZIGA JEGLIC whose one-timer from short distance found its way into the left bottom corner!

    Assisted by Rok Ticar.
     
    14:03
    Goal for Team Norway!

    ANDERS BASTIANSEN has the break away for Norway and dekes out Kristan to score his second of the day – into the right bottom corner – the puck even went through the pads of the goalie first!

    Assisted by .Mathis Olimb and Ken-André Olimb.
     
    Goal for Team Norway!

    Ken-André Olimb found ANDERS BASTIANSEN who fired the puck through the pads of Kristan from short distance! The early lead for the favourites!

    Assisted by Ken-André Olimb and Mathis Olimb.
    Commentary by

    Dennis Mende

    Goals & lineups Match log
    Goals and assists: ?. Bastiansen (Olimb, Olimb), 15. Bastiansen (Olimb, Olimb), 60. Hansen (Forsberg) – 20. Jeglic (Ticar)

    Norway: Haugen (Volden) – Holos, Bonsaksen, Trygg, Tollefsen (C), Sorvik, Solberg, Odegaard – Hansen, Skroder, Thoresen – Bastiansen, K.A. Olimb, M. Olimb – Holtet, Roymark, Forsberg – Spets, Ask, Martinsen, Roest.
    Slovenia2: Kristan (Hočevar) – Gregorć, Robar, Kranjc, Kovačević, Tavželj, Pavlin, Pretnar – Jeglić, Tičar, Sabolić – D. Rodman, M. Rodman, Urbas – Razingar (C), G. Kopitar, Pajić – Musić, Pance, Goličić, Basić.
    Referees: Vladimír Baluška (SVK), Keith Kaval (USA) – Jimmy Dahmen (SWE), Pierre Dehaen (FRA)