The defender’s three-goal defense was a disadvantage, the winning goal in overtime, propelling Sweden to 4-3 in the quarter-finals of the Tampere World Hockey Championship in Finland and making it into the top four. He also reached the semi-finals for the Czech Republic, defeating Germany 4-1 in Helsinki.
| The joy of the Canadian goal (Photo: AFP) |
Sweden – Canada 3-4
It wasn’t even two minutes since the Tampere game when Oscar Lang returned his pinch Karl Klingberg From the edge of the party circuit to the Canadian goal, he didn’t spin for eight minutes even when Joachim Nordstrom happily parried a Canadian shot that the cutting disc William Nylander He could have jumped solo – and cut.
So the Swedes got off to a good start and scored one goal in the second quarter – Max Freiberg Poked by a long-range shot – but what really stands out in this part of the game is the defenses index: while the Canadian goalkeeper hasn’t made a single shot, Linus Olmark 19! So there was a lot of pressure on the Swedes, but the Boston Bruins guard got every ball in every corner.
At the beginning of the final part of the match Olmark’s charm breaks, Ryan Graves After a long shot from the casing, the disc got stuck in his net. The Swedes held a two-goal difference for a long time until Pierre Luc Dubois Six of the four against him scored a massive goal – almost two minutes before the end. The Canadians demanded time, of course they returned to the ice without a goalkeeper, and their tremendous pressure paid off in half a minute: Matt Barzal On the heels of his near back, the group slipped between Olmark’s footrests.
So the 60 minutes ended in a draw, there could be ten minutes of overtime versus four – that’s 43 seconds…Canada got to the front almost immediately (Nylander fell to go down) and after winning the party, after an all-out minute game. Drake Patterson He even scored the winning goal from an acute angle!
Canada preserved the chance to defend its world title by championing a three-goal flaw.
winner
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Germany and the Czech Republic 1-4
Four strikes were delivered to the Germans in the first two thirds of the match in Helsinki – they scored three goals. The three human resources were exploited by the first line of Czechs: David Pasternak Hitting the lead in the third minute, Roman Cervenka Double the advantage in the middle of the first trimester, David Craigie And in the middle of the second quarter the score was 3-0.
Recently, the Germans have been beautified Moritz Cider They repeatedly dismissed their guards to exacerbate their own shortcomings, but that didn’t happen Jerry Smical With an empty goalkeeper, they finally dashed their hopes.
The Germans finished fourth last time, and this beautiful arrangement will not be repeated now, but in front of the Czechs there is hope that they will win the world championship medal again after ten years.
The fourth goal of the Czech Republic
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– IIHF (IIHFHockey) 26 May 2022
World Hockey Championship, Finland
a fourth
Sweden – Canada 3-4 (2-0, 1-0, 0-3, 0-1) – After extand
Tampere
scorer: Klingberg (1:27, 1-0), Nylander (7:04 .) 2-0), Freiberg (28:23, 3-0), Graves (41:21, 3-1), Dubois (58:07, e, 3-2), Barzal (58:37, 3-3), Paterson (60:43, E., 3-4)
Germany and the Czech Republic 1-4 (0-2, 0-1, 1-1)
Helsinki
scorer: Pastrnák (2:17, e, 0-1), Cervenka (10:04, H, 0-2), Craigsey (32:10, H, 0-3), Seder (53:48, 1-3), Smical (58:10, one, 1-4)
Later (Tv: Sport1, Sport2)
19.20: Switzerland and the United States, Tampere
19.20: Finland – Slovakia, Helsinki
follow-up program
May 28 (Tampere)
13.20: semi final 1
5:20 PM: semi final 2
May 29 (Tampere)
2:20 pm: for third place
19.20: finals
The semi-final matchup is as follows: first the standings in the group stage, then the result in the group stage, the goal difference, the number of goals scored, and finally the selection. He plays in the best position with the weakest.
