Germany2 – Norway 0:3 (end) | USA – Russia 3:5 (end) | Finland – Czech Republic 5:3 (end)
Canada2 – Switzerland 4:1 (end) | Sweden2 – Slovakia2 6:0 (end)
final
Canada2
4:1 (1:0, 1:1, 2:1)
Switzerland
Thursday 02.01.2014, 17:00 • Malmö Isstadion • World Junior Championship
     
    51:33
    Scott Laughton getting called for holding in the neutral zone, so the Swiss on the power play, down by 2 with time becoming a factor.
     
    46:41
    Canada's Matt Dumba goes back to the penalty box for roughing after the whistle. Switzlerland to the power play.
     
    43:30
    Canada's Derrick Pouliot pinches off Luke Sieber along the boards, Sieber goes down and Pouliot is called for tripping, so we'll have 4-on-4 for 1:22.
     
    42:52
    Canada going to the power play as Switzlerland's Nico Dunner is called for slashing.
     
    29:48
    Vincent Praplan upends Matt Dumba along the boards in the Swiss zone and is called for tripping, Canada to the power play.
     
    18:40
    After giving up the goal, the Swiss now go to the power play with Canada's Matt Dumba called for hooking.
     
    12:55
    Josh Morrissey throws a stiff check but he's being sent off now for elbowing, giving Switzerland their first power play of the game.
     
    04:54
    Switzlerland's Phil Baltsiberger is getting the game's first penalty for tripping, so Canada goes to the penalty.
    Commentary by

    Derek OBrien

    CZ@@Djob76

    Goals & lineups Match log
    Goals and assists: 19. G.Reinhart, 30. Mantha (p.s.), 45. Lazar (G.Reinhart), 54. Pouliot – 40. Dunner (Mi.Muller)

    Canada2: Fucale (Paterson) – Ekblad, Pouliot, G. Reinhart, Dumba, Pelech, Morrissey, Bigras – Horvat, Laughton, S. Reinhart – McDavid, Petan, Lazar – Rychel, Gauthier, Anderson – Leier, Drouin, Hudon
    Switzerland: Nyffeler (Rochow) – Mi. Müller, Jecker, Kreis, Rouiller, Baltisberger, Rathgeb, Frick – Herzog, Simion, Fuchs – Zanngers, Sieber, Fiala – Schmutz, Ma. Müller, Dünner – Paschoud, Praplan, Balmelli
    Referees: Grümsen (DEN), Romasko (RUS) – Šefčík (SVK), Tošenovjan (CZE)