Croatia – Japan2 5:2 (end) | Sweden2 – Slovakia2 12:1 (end) | Hungary – Australia 1:3 (end)
USA – Germany2 4:1 (end) | Slovenia2 – Brazil 7:1 (end) | Czech Republic – Canada2 5:6 (1:2 after SO)
Austria – Latvia 3:4 (1:2 after SO) | Finland – xxx 7:2 (end)
final
USA
4:1 (1:0, 0:0, 2:0, 1:1)
Germany2
Thursday 05.06.2014, 16:00 • ČEZ Arena, Pardubice, Czech Republic • IIHF Inline Hockey World Championship
     
    46:50
    Goal for Team USA!
    Now we know who's gonna be the second semifinalist. MATT WHITE was thinking of a pass, but he shot by himself and found a space nearby the post. Assists: Rafael Rodriguez, Junior Cadiz.
     
    36:57
    Goal for Team Germany!
    Penalty is killed and the margin has been cut to two! After a big American mistake MARCO PFLEGER took a shot and it went off the post and in! Unassisted.
     
    33:01
    Goal for Team USA!
    The Americans waited for the right moment and now they are leading by three. TRAVIS NOE targeted the corner in a really great way! Assist: Patrick Lee.
     
    26:21
    Goal for Team USA!
    What a pity for the Germans... KYLE NOVAK tok a shot from the left circle and Ower made a save. Defender Patrick Seifert tried to send the puck away, instead of that he scored an unbelieveable own goal! Assist: Travis Noe.
     
    04:28
    Goal for Team USA!
    Well, it didn't take long and the favourite takes the lead. MATT WHITE crossed the red line and his slap shot from the left side went between Ower's pads. Assist: Tyler Spezia.
    Commentary by

    Martin Voltr

    Goals & lineups Match log
    Goals and assists: 5. White (Spezia), 27. Novak (Noe), 34. Noe (Lee), 47. White (Rodriguez, Cadiz) – 37. Pfleger

    USA: Kuhn III (Lane) – White, Spezia, Rodriguez, Burnett – Noe, Cadiz, Lee, Kettler – Novak, Siemer, Kavaya, Thompson. Coach: Joe Cook.
    Germany2: Ower (Eisenhut) – Seifert, Streicher, Pfleger, Huba Sekesi – Borrmann, Brandt, F. Carciola, A. Carciola – Jeske, Jirik, Brazda, Baier – Poetzel, Horka Sekesi. Coach: Georg Holzmann.
    Referees: Prchal (CZE), Vikman (FIN)