Switzerland – Denmark 5:4 (1:0 after SO) | Slovakia – Latvia 4:2 (end) | Sweden – Czech Republic 5:2 (end)
USA – Canada 3:1 (end) | Finland – Switzerland 2:0 (end)
final
Finland
2:0 (0:0, 2:0, 0:0)
Switzerland
Saturday 31.12.2016, 23:30 • Centre Bell, Montréal • World Junior Championship • Group A
     
    Game over. (01:43:45)
    45:58 Bjorkqvist (FIN)
     
    40:01
    Start of 3rd period.
     
    40:00
    2nd period finished.
     
    40:00
    Penalty for Finland (Julius Mattila – 2 min., holding the stick).
    37:12 Eeli Tolvanen (FIN)
    35:50 Arttu Ruotsalainen (FIN)
    33:53 Eeli Tolvanen (FIN) - 2:0
     
    33:53
    Goal for Team Finland!
    Scorer is EELI TOLVANEN. Assisted by Saarijarvi, Rasanen.
     
    33:47
    Penalty for Switzerland (Thurkauf – 2 min., hooking).
     
    29:00
    Penalty for Switzerland (Damien Riat – 2 min., slashing).
    24:35 Rasanen (FIN) - 1:0
     
    24:35
    Goal for Team Finland!
    Scorer is RASANEN. Assisted by Kristian Vesalainen, Eeli Tolvanen.
    23:37 Arttu Ruotsalainen (FIN)
    22:48 Janne Kuokkanen (FIN)
     
    20:01
    Start of 2nd period.
     
    20:00
    1st period finished.
    19:57 Borgstrom (FIN)
     
    18:06
    Penalty for Switzerland (Nando Eggenberger – 2 min., hooking).
    16:08 Otto Koivula (FIN)
    State changes info
    Full live blog in the Czech language on onlajny.com
    Goals & lineups Match log
    Goals and assists: 25. Rasanen (Vesalainen, Tolvanen), 34. Tolvanen (Saarijarvi, Rasanen)

    Finland: Vehvilainen (Kaarlehto) – Heiskanen, Juolevi (C), Valimaki, Saarijarvi (A), Vaakanainen, Je. Mattila, Rautanen – Rasanen, Tolvanen, Vesalainen – Palmu, Ju. Nättinen, Koivula – Kuokkanen, Bjorkqvist (A), Borgstrom – Luoto, Ruotsalainen, Vayrynen – Ju. Mattila.
    Switzerland: van Pottelberghe (Wüthrich) – Karrer, Siegenthaler (C), Gross, Gerber, Burren, Weber, Stadler – Riat (C), Thurkauf (A), Hischier – Miranda, Prassl, Eggenberger – , Marchon, In Albon – Haberstich, Diem, Haussener.
    Referees: Dary Burchell (CAN), Marcus Linde – Jimmy Dahmen (oba SWE), Libor Suchánek (CZE)