Sweden – Russia 3:1 (end) | USA – Finland 4:3 (after OT) | Slovakia – Canada 2:3 (after OT)
Czech Republic – Switzerland 6:1 (end)
final
Sweden
3:1 (1:0, 1:0, 1:1)
Russia
Monday 08.08.2016, 14:00 • Hlinka Gretzky Cup • Group B
    47:03 Rickard Hugg (SWE) - 3:1
     
    47:03
    Goal for Team Sweden!
    They get it right back as RICKARD HUGG's blistering slapper goes off the crossbar and in to restore the Swedes' 2-goal advantage.
    Assist: Lucas Elvenes.
    44:33 2:1
     
    44:33
    Goal for Team Russia!
    It's not technically a power-play goal as the penalty had expired 1 second earlier, but the Russians took advantage of their numerical strength in the zone and cut the deficit in half after gaining possession off the draw. NIKITA ANKOVSKY provided the finishing touch after a point shot from Rubinchik.
    Assist: Mark Rubinchik.
    32:03 Sylvergard (SWE) - 2:0
     
    32:03
    Goal for Team Sweden!
    Dahlin with the drop pass for MARCUS SYLVEGARD high in the slot, who let go a wrister from the top of the circle that Rayko got a piece of, but it squirted through him and across the goal line. Power play goal.
    Assist: Rasmus Dahlin.
    14:00 Fabian Zetterlund (SWE) - 1:0
     
    14:00
    Goal for Team Sweden!
    Miketinac led the rush into the Russian zone, dodged a check and dished off to FABIAN ZETTERLUND, who fired a wrister that beat Rayko over the glove.
    Assisted by Kalle Miketinac.
    Commentary by

    Derek OBrien

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    Goals & lineups Match log
    Goals and assists: 14. Zetterlund (Miketinac), 33. Sylvegard (Dahlin), 48. Hugg (Elvenes) – 45. Ankhovsky (Rubinchik)

    Sweden: Eriksson (Söderblom) – Liliegren, Björkman, Walfridsson, Brännström, Dahlin, Hedberg, Wennlund, Bemström – Elvenes, Lundeström, Hugg – Zetterlund, Miketinac, Wernblom – Johansson, Tjernstöm, Silvergard – Ringsby, Bemström, Aterius.
    Russia: Rayko (Melnikov) – Samorukov, Lyachov, Galenyuk, Rubinchik, A. Alexeyev, Kalabushkin, Demin, Baranov – Svechnikov, Lipanov, Chekhovich – Kostin, Bitsadze, Y. Alexeyev – Toropchenko, Anochovsky, Muranov – Shashkov, Marushev, Lobanov.