Czech Republic – Switzerland 2:3 (after OT) | Canada – Finland 4:0 (end) | Russia – Sweden 4:3 (2:1 after SO)
final
Canada
4:0 (1:0, 2:0, 1:0)
Finland
Thursday 06.04.2017, 21:38 • USA Hockey Arena 1, Plymouth, Michigan • Women's World Championship • Semi-Final
     
    Game over. (23:44:01)
     
    56:57
    Penalty for Canada (Laura Fortino – 2 min., tripping).
    55:31 Emily Clark (CAN) - 4:0
     
    55:31
    Goal for Team Canada!
    Scorer is EMILY CLARK. Assisted by Lauriane Rougeau.
     
    53:47
    Penalty for Canada (Natalie Spooner – 2 min., tripping).
    48:53
     
    48:07
    Penalty for Canada (Jocelyne Larocque – 2 min., hooking).
    46:34
     
    44:13
    Penalty for Finland (Linda Valimaki – 2 min., holding).
     
    41:09
    Penalty for Canada (Haley Irwin – 2 min., hooking).
     
    40:01
    Start of 3rd period.
     
    40:00
    2nd period finished.
    39:40
     
    32:51
    Penalty for Finland (Sari Karna – 2 min., too many men).
     
    31:05
    Penalty for Canada (Erin Ambrose – 2 min., hooking).
    27:33 Rebecca Johnston (CAN) - 3:0
     
    27:33
    Goal for Team Canada!
    Scorer is REBECCA JOHNSTON. Assisted by Marie-Philip Poulin.
     
    26:07
    Penalty for Finland (Anna Kilponen – 2 min., hooking).
    25:08 Marie-Philip Poulin (CAN) - 2:0
     
    25:08
    Goal for Team Canada!
    Scorer is MARIE-PHILIP POULIN. Assisted by Natalie Spooner.
    State changes info
    Full live blog in the Czech language on onlajny.com
    Goals & lineups Match log
    Goals and assists: 18. Potomak (Jenner, Spooner), 26. Poulin (Spooner), 28. Johnston (Poulin), 56. Clark (Rougeau)

    Canada: Szabados (Lacasse) – Larocque, Mikkelson, Rougeau, Fortino, Krzyzaniak, Ambrose, Fast – Johnston, Clark, Poulin (C) – Agosta, Wakefield, Irwin (A) – Jenner, Spooner (A), Potomak – Davis, Turnbull, Stacey – Bram.
    Finland: Raty (Suonpaa) – Hiirikoski (C), Savolainen, Kilponen, Tuominen, Lindstedt, Jalosuo, Rahunen – Tapani, Valila (A), Karvinen (A) – Hovi, Valimaki, Nieminen – Niskanen, Karna, Nuutinen – Valkama, Hakala, Sakkinen – Tulus.
    Referees: Allenová (USA), Granová (SWE) – Johanssonová (SWE), LeClercová (USA)