Norway – Kazakhstan 6:5 (3:2 after SO) | USA – Switzerland 4:0 (end) | Czech Republic – Slovakia 2:3 (end)
Finland – Sweden 1:2 (end) | Canada – Latvia 4:0 (end)
after shootout (3:2)
Norway
6:5 (2:1, 2:2, 1:2 - 0:0)
Kazakhstan
Thursday 02.05.2024, 10:00 • Vantaa Trio Arena, Vantaa • U18 World Championship • For staying
     
    Game over. (13:01:36)
    70:00 Elias Vatne (NOR) - 6:5
     
    70:00
    Norway has won after the penalty shoot-out.

    The winning goal scored by ELIAS VATNE.
    Elias Vatne (NOR)
     
    11. series
    3:2
    Elias VATNE scores.
     
    11. series
    2:2
    Karim KAŽIBEKOV fails.
     
    10. series
    2:2
    Niklas ÅRAM OLSEN fails.
     
    10. series
    2:2
    Ališer SARKENOV fails.
     
    9. series
    2:2
    Lukas FINCKENHAGEN fails.
     
    9. series
    2:2
    Kornej KORNEJEV fails.
     
    8. series
    2:2
    Elias VATNE fails.
     
    8. series
    2:2
    Semjon ČERKASOV fails.
    Elias Vatne (NOR)
     
    7. series
    2:2
    Elias VATNE scores.
     
    7. series
    1:2
    Kornej KORNEJEV scores.
     
    6. series
    1:1
    Lukas FINCKENHAGEN fails.
     
    6. series
    1:1
    Vitalij BOŽKO fails.
     
    5. series
    1:1
    Karim KAŽIBEKOV fails.
     
    5. series
    1:1
    Mathias DEHLI fails.
     
    4. series
    1:1
    Asanalij SARKENOV fails.
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    Goals & lineups Match log
    Goals and assists: 7. Vatne (Molde, Eriksen), 14. Eriksen (Vatne, Solheim), 22. Eriksen (Vatne, Dehli), 37. Olsen (Dehli, Myhre), 47. Myhre (Dehli, Sletmoe-Kjærnet), dec. goal Vatne – 18. Kornejev (Čerkasov, Kirejev), 29. Božko (Kornejev, Kirejev), 36. As. Sarkenov (Durglišvili), 52. Gluchich (Simonov, Kažibekov), 55. Šipilin (As. Sarkenov, Alibek)

    Shootout:

    1. series:
    1:0   Lukas Finckenhagen (NOR)
    1:0   Abzal Alibek (KAZ)
    2. series:
    1:0   Elias Vatne (NOR)
    1:1   Semjon Čerkasov (KAZ)
    3. series:
    1:1   Mikkel Eriksen (NOR)
    1:1   Aristarch Kirejev (KAZ)
    4. series:
    1:1   Niklas Åram Olsen (NOR)
    1:1   Asanalij Sarkenov (KAZ)
    5. series:
    1:1   Mathias Dehli (NOR)
    1:1   Karim Kažibekov (KAZ)
    6. series:
    1:1   Vitalij Božko (KAZ)
    1:1   Lukas Finckenhagen (NOR)
    7. series:
    1:2   Kornej Kornejev (KAZ)
    2:2   Elias Vatne (NOR)
    8. series:
    2:2   Semjon Čerkasov (KAZ)
    2:2   Elias Vatne (NOR)
    9. series:
    2:2   Kornej Kornejev (KAZ)
    2:2   Lukas Finckenhagen (NOR)
    10. series:
    2:2   Ališer Sarkenov (KAZ)
    2:2   Niklas Åram Olsen (NOR)
    11. series:
    2:2   Karim Kažibekov (KAZ)
    3:2   Elias Vatne (NOR)

    Norway: Walberg (Martinsen) – Molde, Määttänen, Sletmoe-Kjærnet, Kopperstad, Solheim, Karlsen, Gjøs – Sjøthun (A), Brekke, Bånerud (A) – Vatne (C), Eriksen, Finckenhagen – Olsen, Myhre, Dehli – Bakkevig, Koblar, Hansen – Skjellum-Kokkim.
    Coach: Kim Veisten
    Kazakhstan: Toleubaj (s.n. Alpysbajev) – Bolšedvorskij (A), Šipilin, Jevplov, Britikov, Manažanov, Durglišvili, Sagymbajev, Orazbajev – Alibek (C), Gluchich, As. Sarkenov – Kirejev, Čerkasov, Kornejev – Kažibekov, Božko, Simonov – Al. Sarkenov, Perkin (A), Dronov.
    Coach: Georgij Verešagin
    Referees: Gour (CAN), Ruuska (FIN) – Kingdon (USA), Makinen (FIN)
    Attendance: 295