Russia – Sweden2 3:1 (end) | Czech Republic – Finland 0:3 (end)
final
Czech Republic
0:3 (0:1, 0:1, 0:1)
Finland
Saturday 24.05.2014, 17:45 • Minsk Arena • World Championship
     
    28:31
    Play is stopped as Jaromir Jagr and Tuukka Mantyla get tangled up in the Finnish zone, Jagr is called for slashing, so Finland is going back to the power play. They're 1/4 in the game, but more important than scoring is a chance to take another 2 minutes off the clock.
     
    24:54
    Tomas Rolinek is called for interference. Finland to the power play, 1/3 in the game.
     
    37:40
    Roman Cervenka is called for slashing in the attacking zone, Finland is 1/2 on the power play, and look to put a stranglehold on this game late in the 2nd period.
     
    30:27
    Petr Zamorsky going to the box for high sticking. Finland to the power play, 0/1 today.
     
    20:39
    Off the faceoff Petri Kontiola is called for cross-checking. The Czechs to the power play, 0/1 today.
     
    14:25
    After a lengthy delay with Rinne on the bench, the play is stopped and Tomas Hertl has 2 minutes for holding. Finland with their first power play of the game, looking to double their lead.
     
    09:13
    Olli Jokinen is now called for holding, so the Czechs get a chance on the power play and will be looking to equalise.
    Commentary by

    Derek OBrien

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    Goals & lineups Match log
    Goals and assists: 9. Lehtera (Hietanen, Kontiola), 32. Immonen (Kontiola, Karalahti), 60. Lehtera (Komarov, Immonen)

    Czech Republic: Salák (Jakub Kovář) – Němec, Vitásek, Kindl, Jordán, Zámorský, Kolář, Ševc – Červenka, Novotný, Jágr – Sobotka, Klepiš, Hertl – Hudler, Zaťovič, Sekáč – Vondrka, Jan Kovář, Rolinek (C) – Růžička. Coach: Vladimír Růžička.
    Finland: Rinne (Koskinen) – Mäntylä, Hietanen, Ohtamaa, Karalahti, Kivistö, Lajunen, Marttinen – Lehterä, Kontiola, Pakarinen – Jokinen (C), Haula, Komarov – Jormakka, Immonen, Palola – Solomaki, T. Sallinen, J. Sallinen – Huhtala. Coach: Erkka Westerlund.
    Referees: Brueggemann (GER), Bulanov (RUS) – Dahmen (SWE), Semjonov (EST).