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Men's Ice Hockey IIHF World Championship 2022


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DAY 15 HIGHLIGHTS

 

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Finland FIN.gif OT4 - 3 CAN.gif Canada
Period-by-Period: 0-0, 0-1, 3-2, Overtime: 1-0
May 29th 2022, h. 20:20, Nokia Arena, Tampere
 

Goals: 45. Granlund (Heiskanen, Lehtonen) 1:1, 46. Granlund (Lehtonen, Hartikainen) 2:1, 55. Armia (Lammikko) 3:1, 67. Manninen (Granlund, Heiskanen) 4:3 After OT – 24. Cozens (Barzal, Severson) 0:1, 58. Whitecloud (Barzal) 3:2, 59. Comtois (Barzal) 3:3

 

Officials: Nord, Ohlund (both :SWE ) – Briganti ( :USA ), Synek ( :SVK ), Penalties: 2:5 all for 2 min., Power-Play Goals: 2:1, Shorthanded Goals: 0:0, Attendance: 11.487

 

Line-Ups

 

:FIN Olkinuora – Hietanen, Lehtonen, Pokka, Heiskanen, Vatanen, Friman, Ohtamaa, Lindell – Hartikainen, Manninen, Granlund – Sallinen, Filppula, Rajala – Armia, Lammikko, Pesonen – Anttila, Björninen, Mäenalanen

 

:CAN Driedger (from 45. Tomkins) – Graves, Chabo, Severson, Sanheim, Whitecloud, Holden, Mayo – Batherson, Dubois, Cozens – Anderson, Barzal, Sillinger – Roy, Lowry,  Comtois – Gregor, Mercer, Johnson – Geekie

 

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2023 GROUPS

 

 

A - Tampere (FIN)

 

:FIN Finland

:SWE Sweden

:CZE Czech Republic

:GER Germany

:DEN Denmark

:FRA France

:AUT Austria

:HUN Hungary

 

B - Riga (LAT)

 

:CAN Canada

:USA United States

:SUI Switzerland

:SVK Slovakia

:LAT Latvia

:NOR Norway

:KAZ Kazakhstan

:SLO Slovenia

 

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Power Rankings

 

29th May 2022

 

With Sakari Manninen’s dramatic 4-3 overtime winner against Canada in the gold medal game, Finland rules supreme as world champions and Olympic champions. That amazing achievement naturally gives the host nation first place in our final Power Rankings of the 2022 Worlds. The never-say-die Canadians finish second. The Czechs come in third, thanks to their big 8-3 bronze medal win over the U.S. that ended a 10-year medal drought at this tournament. Thank you all for an amazing tournament in Suomi, and see you all again next year in Tampere and Riga!
 
1 fin.png FIN Double gold! Double gold! At home! At home!
2 can.png CAN Still standing tall, barely fell short
3 cze.png CZE When you’re hungry, nothing beats Pasta :p
4 usa.png USA The defence rests :bowdown:
5 sui.png SUI New plan: beat Canada 6-3 on the last day
6 swe.png SWE Catchy new song...hmm...“Swedensko”? :p
7 ger.png GER Leon + 2026 = Triple Gold Club
8 svk.png SVK Tampere’s not that far from Gothenburg
9 den.png DEN Can Tampere co-host with Beijing?
10 lat.png LAT We see what you tried to do there, Denmark! :lol:
11 aut.png AUT Forget Marco Polo, we’ve got the best Marcos
12 fra.png FRA Voltaire said: “We must cultivate our PP”
13 nor.png NOR Like a fjord? Hell yeah!
14 kaz.png KAZ We’re not blue, it’s just the jerseys
15 ita.png ITA There needs to be a Gladiator sequel
16 gbr.png GBR Always look on the bright side of life :p
 
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The Power Rankings are for the enjoyment of IIHF.com readers, and reflect the progress of teams during the IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship. They are distinct from the official standings and IIHF World Ranking.
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WHAT A HOCKEY SEASON IT HAS BEEN FOR FINLAND!!

Seriously, first ever olympic gold & now first ever medal/championship at HOME ICE? :hyper:


CHAMPIONS OF THE WORLD, BABY!!!  DEN GLIDER IN!!!!!  :wFIN::champion:


Also,   Valtteri Filppula is now the 1st ever finnish member of the Triple Gold Club!

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