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20140511 Sunday 11. 5. 2014

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World Championship

11:45 France2 – Italy veterans

1:2

(0:0, 1:1, 1:2)

final (61')

31. Meunier (Desrosiers) – 33. Scandella (Johnson, di Casmirro), 60. Gander (Tudin)

What an exciting and suprising game! Italy had only 4 shots during the whole third period, France had 10 but Italy was able to score the victorious goal! France unable to score today, Italy ties them with 3 points now.

Italy 2, France 1. Thank you for following!

Penalty missed:

France2: Huet (Hardy) – Manavian, Amar, Treille, Meunier, Desrosiers – Auvitu, Besch, Fleury, Stephane da Costa, Bellemare – Janil, Chackiachvili, Roussel, Guttig, Teddy da Costa – Dieude Fauvel, Tardif, Henderson, Ritz, Raux
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Italy veterans: Bellissimo (Bernard) – Egger, Nicoletti, Borrelli, Ihnacak, Rocco – Hofer, Borgatello, Scandella, di Casmirro, Kostner – Sullivan, Larkin, Gander, Felicetti, Tudin – Johnson, Trivellato, Insam, Ramoser, Fontanive
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Referees: Viacheslav Bulanov (RUS), Maxim Sidorenko (BLR) – Anton Semjonov (EST), Miroslav Valach (SVK)

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12:45 Germany2 – Latvia

3:2

(1:1, 1:1, 1:0)

final (61')

13. Noebels (Oppenheimer, Hordler), 21. Mauer, 56. Oppenheimer (p.s.) – 19. Pujacs (M. Redlihs, Kenins), 28. M. Redlihs (Kenins)

German national anthem will follow and that is it for now from the Minsk-Arena.

Penalty missed:

Germany2: Grubauer (Zepp) – Ankert, Braun, Kohl, Hordler "C", Krueger, Akdag, Muller – Mauer, Barta "A", Schutz – Hospelt, Oppenheimer, Noebels – Kink "A", Y. Seidenberg, Pietta – Rieder, Plachta, Draisaitl – Weiss.
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Latvia: Gudlevskis (Masalskis) – Galvins, A. Kulda "A", Sotnieks, Pujacs, J. Redlihs, M. Jass, Lavins – Daugavins "A", M. Redlihs, Kenins – Girgensons, Lipsbergs, Indrasis – Vasiljevs "C", Nizivijs, Cipulis – Berzins, Dzerins, Meija – K. Jass.
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Referees: Patafie (USA), Ronn (FIN) – Dehaen (FRA), Kilian (NOR).

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15:45 Norway – Denmark

4:3

(1:2, 2:0, 1:1)

final (61')

7. Holös (Olimb), 23. Olimb (Ask), 32. Skröder (p.s.), 53. Trygg (Olimb, Holös) – 3. Poulsen (Green), 3. Storm (Bjorkstrand, Kristensen), 57. Hansen (Jensen)

Norway gets very important 3 points and takes the lead in Group A. Denmark has still 0 points and needs a win if it wants to stay in the elite group of World Championships.

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Norway: Haugen (Söberg) – Holös, Ödegaard, Trygg, Bonsaksen, Sörvik, Espeland – Hansen, Röymark, Forsberg – Bastiansen (C), K. Olimb, M. Olimb – Olden, Skröder, Ask – Stene, Lovlie, Martinsen – Roest, Dahlström – Volden. Coach: Johansen.
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Denmark: Nielsen (Galbraith) – P. Larsen, S. Larsen, Lauridsen, Jesper B. Jensen, Lauridsen, Kristensen, Bruggisser – Madsen, Hansen, Boedker – Green (C), Poulsen, Christensen – Storm, Bjorkstrand, Jesper Jensen – N. Jensen, Staal, Jakobsen. Coach: Karlsson.
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Referees: Dremelj (SLO), Rantaala (FIN) – Carnathan (USA), Puolakka (FIN)

Attendance: 4837

16:30 Belarus – Kazakhstan

4:1

(0:1, 2:0, 2:0)

final (61')

23. Stepanov (Grabovski), 31. Stasenko (Stepanov, Graborenko), 42. Kostitsyn (Yefimenko, Yevenko), 60. Kalyuzhniy (Denisov, Kostitsyn) – 5. Gavrilin (Vasilchenko)

The final buzzer has sounded, and Belarus have registered their first points of their home World Championships with an emphatic 4-1 victory over Kazakhstan! Alexey Gavrilin gave the Kazakhs the lead early on, but second period goals from Andrey Stepanov and Nikolay Stasenko turned the game on its head. In the third period Belarus had the majority of the defending to do, but goals from Sergey Kostistyn and Alexey Kalyuzhniy iced it. Thanks for following the game with us, and join me again soon for Finland-Russia at the 2014 IIHF World Championships!

Penalty missed:

Belarus: Koval (Mezin)- Korobov, Graborenko, Grabovski, Stepanov, Kalyuzhniy- Yevenko, Denisov, Kostitsyn, Platt, Stas- Gotovets, Stasenko, Koltsov, Kitarov, Kovryshin- Usenko, Ugarov, Yefimenko, Osipov, Volkov
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Kazakhstan: Yeremeyev (Ivanov)- Dallman, Litvinenko, Starchenko, Krasnoslobodtsev, Antropov- Lakiza, Savchenko, Upper, Pushkaryov, Romanov- Vasilchenko, Kazantsev, Zhailauov, Polishuk, Gavrilin- Semyonov, Blokhin, Spiridonov, Panshin, Rakhmanov
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Referees: Brueggemann, Kaval, Frano, Dahmen, Leermakers

Attendance: 13734

19:45 Sweden2 – Czech Republic

4:3

(1:2, 1:1, 1:0 - 0:0)

after shootout (2:1) (66')

12. Moller (Backlund), 37. Moller (Ericsson, Lindstrom), 49. Lindstrom (Moller), dec. p.s. Lindstrom – 1. Hertl (Nemec, Rolinek), 20. Hudler (Kovar, Sevc), 32. Zatovic (Nemec, Hertl)

Well that does it for Day 2 in Group B. With 2 points, Sweden is now 2nd place in the group with 5 points, 1 behind Norway. With 1 point, the Czechs now have 3 and are tied for 4th place with Italy.

Both of these teams now have Monday off. Sweden plays Norway on Tuesday in an early showdown for 1st place in the group, while the Czechs wait until Wednesday, when they face Italy, which interestingly is also important as far as the standings are concerned.

That's all from Minsk. Good night.

Penalty missed:

Sweden2: Nilsson (Eriksson) – Gustafsson, Ekholm, Fransson, Erixon, Ahnelöv, Rahimi, Nygren – Backlund (A), Möller, Lindström – Nyquist, Ericsson (A), Järnkrok – Axelsson, Sjogren, Hjalmarsson – Danielsson, Rasmussen, Lundqvist (C) – Klasen
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Czech Republic: Salák (Kovář) – Němec (A), Kindl, Vitásek, Ševc, Zámorský, Kolář, Jordán – Jágr (A), Hertl, Rolinek (C) – Červenka, Sobotka, Klepiš – Sekáč, Novotný, Hudler – Petružálek, Kovář, Zaťovič
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Referees: Gofman (RUS), Olenin (RUS) – Fluri (SUI), Schrader (GER)

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20:00 Finland – Russia

2:4

(1:2, 1:2, 0:0)

final (61')

10. Hietanen (Kontiola, Lehtera), 40. Karalahti (Jokinen, Lajunen) – 2. Tikhonov (Belov, Kalinin), 5. Ovechkin (Zaripov, Orlov), 23. Kulyomin, 35. Kalinin (Zaripov, Tikhonov)

There's the final buzzer, and in a hotly contested game from start to finish Russia have beaten Finland 4-2! That victory will taste very sweet for the Russians and they looked excellent again today. Quickfire goals from Viktor Tikhonov and Alexander Ovechkin put them in control, before Juuso Hietanen got the Finns back into it. In the second period though only a late Jere Karalahti goal could reply to efforts from Nikolay Kulyomin and Sergey Kalinin. Thanks for following the game with us, and see you again soon for more exciting action from the 2014 IIHF World Championships!

Penalty missed:

Finland: Koskinen (Saros)- Mantyla, Hietanen, Lehtera, Komarov, Kontiola- Ohtamaa, Karalahti, Pakarinen, Jokinen, Palola- Kivisto, Marttinen, Jormakka, Immonen, Huhtala- Lajunen, Salline, Wirtanen, Savinainen, Salomaki
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Russia: Bobrovskiy (Khudobin)- Orlov, Denisov, Ovechkin, Plotnikov, Shipachyov- Kutuzov, Medvedev, Kulyomin, Shirokov, Anisimov- Belov, Yakovlev, Kalinin, Zaripov, Tikhonov- Chudinov, Zubarev, Burmistrov, Dadonov, Kuznetsov
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Referees: Nord, Vinnerborg, Sindler, Hull, Lederer

Attendance: 13934