Czech Republic – Finland 2:1 (end) | Canada – Russia 5:3 (end) | Czech Republic – Switzerland 3:4 (after OT)
Latvia – Russia 1:9 (end) | Denmark – Finland 3:2 (end)
final
Latvia
1:9 (0:3, 1:3, 0:3)
Russia
Tuesday 27.12.2016, 22:10 • Air Canada Centre, Toronto • World Junior Championship • Group B
     
    59:41
    Penalty for Latvia (Gvido Jansons – 2 min., roughing).
    Penalty for Russia (Karnaukhov – 2 min., roughing).
     
    59:17
    Penalty for Latvia (Filips Buncis – 2 min., interference).
     
    54:36
    Penalty for Latvia (Filips Buncis – 2 min., slashing).
     
    48:55
    Penalty for Latvia (Cukste – 2 min., kneeing).
     
    47:55
    Penalty for Latvia (Rihards Puide – 2 min., tripping).
     
    45:51
    Penalty for Latvia (Klavins – 2 min., cross-checking).
     
    38:50
    Penalty for Latvia (Maksims Ponomarenko – 2 min., tripping).
     
    28:12
    Penalty for Latvia (Ricards – 2 min., slashing).
     
    23:00
    Penalty for Russia (Artem – 2 min., tripping).
     
    13:39
    Penalty for Russia (Mikhail Sergachyov – 2 min., interference).
     
    08:05
    Penalty for Russia (Alexander – 2 min., high-sticking + 2 min., high-sticking).
     
    06:32
    Penalty for Latvia (Kristians Rubins – 2 min., interference).
    State changes info
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    Goals & lineups Match log
    Goals and assists: 24. Balcers – 6. Yurtaikin (Dronov), 18. Karnaukhov (Guryanov, Kudako), 21. Kaprizov (Vorobyov), 26. Belyayev (Yurtaikin, Alexeyev), 47. Kaprizov (Vorobyov), 57. Kaprizov

    Latvia: Grigals (21. Romanovskis) – Rubins, Cukste, Ponomarenko, Zile (C), E. H. Jansons, G. Jansons, Zeile, Zeilis – (A), Balcers, Buncis (A) – Puide, Baranovskis, Apfelbaums – Tralmaks, Krastenbergs, Klavins – Blugers, , Smirnovs.
    Russia: Sukhachyov (Samsonov) – , (A), Kudako, Sergachyov, Zborovski, , Dronov, – Kaprizov (C), , Vorobyov – D. Kvartalnov (A), Karnaukhov, Guryanov – Urakov, Rubtsov, – Belyayev, Alexeyev, Yurtaikin.
    Referees: Burchell (CAN), Linde – Dahmén (oba SWE), Suchánek (CZE)