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5 minutes ago, intoronto said:

Is it likely for :GBR and :ITA to be in the same group next year?

I believe the M Worlds are the only tournament with the serpentine system not based by last tournament standing but the actual World ranking. But I am not 100% sure, now, I´ll look later if they changed it or not

 

Anyway even on the Worlds standing it would be impossibe 14th GB would be with 15th BLR, 16th ITA would be with 13th & 12th

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QUARTERFINAL HIGHLIGHTS

 

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ROC WHT.gif 1 - 2OT CAN.gif Canada
Period-by-Period: 0-0, 1-0, 0-1, Overtime: 0-1
June 3rd 2021, h. 20:15, Olympic Sports Centre, Riga

 

Goals: 35. Timkin (Orlov, Kamenev) 1:0 - 46. Henrique (Brown, Comtois) 1:1, 63. Mangiapane (Stecher) 1:2 After OT

 

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POWER RANKING

 

3rd June 2021 Edition

 

With a massive 6-1 quarter-final win over Slovakia, the Americans move into first place in our seventh Power Rankings. Canada’s thrilling 2-1 overtime victory over the ROC team puts it into second place, while defending champion Finland holds steady in third place after blanking the Czechs.

 

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.

 

1 usa.png USA Conor: The man who only needs one “n”
2 can.png CAN Troy Orr!
3 fin.png FIN Didn’t let the Czechs score four goals in the third (ahem) :lol:
4 ger.png GER Marcel: The man who only needs one hand :d
5 roc.png ROC Bob prefers Belarus, Bragin prefers Buffalo
6 sui.png SUI Swearing in all four official languages :lol:
7 cze.png CZE The last time we won, Connor Bedard was 4
8 svk.png SVK 6, 6, 6: The Number of the Better Team
9 swe.png SWE Why didn’t we invite Zibasedin?
10 kaz.png KAZ We are the Nur-Sultans of Swing
11 lat.png LAT Still believers, still got beavers :p
12 den.png DEN Come on, Sweden...you can’t stay mad forever! :rofl:
13 nor.png NOR Magnus Carlsen refuses to ditch chess for hockey
14 gbr.png GBR To relax, Bowns likes to block the Suez Canal :p
15 blr.png BLR If your name is Andrei, Ilya, or Sergei, you didn’t score
16 ita.png ITA In 2022, our goalies will exclusively make paddle saves

 

Previous Editions

 

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1 hour ago, intoronto said:

Is it likely for :GBR and :ITA to be in the same group next year?

So here are the Groups for 2022

 

the only change is CAN/FIN, Canada is now in Group A, Finalnd in Group B, but if Finland win the world title here and CAN finish 4th they will move ahead of Canada in the world rankng and play in group A and canada will play in B

 

A: 

Canada or Finland

USA

Germany

Switzerland

Slovakia

Denmark

Kazakhstan

Italy

 

B:

Finland or Canada

Russia (also next year will have to play as ROC)

Czech Republic

Sweden

Latvia

Norway

Belarus

Great Britain

 

Remember there also a rule, the host country can swap one neighbouring country if they want to the other group (in this case SWE with SUI or NOR with DEN) but it happened only rarely due economical question with fullfiling both arenas thanks fans from neighboring countries.

IIHF Ranking after this WCh

1. CAN 3135 points*

2. FIN 3065 *

3. RUS 3050

4. USA 2925*

5. GER 2905*

6. CZE 2895

7. SWE 2880

8. SUI 2815

9. SVK 2670

10. LAT 2560

11. NOR 2490

12. DEN 2470

13. KAZ 2365

14. BLR 2320

15. GBR 2280

16. ITA 2280

 

USA and Germany can not overtake Russia, so they will finish 4th and 5th and play in the same group. Only Finland can pass Canada in first place if they win the title and Canada finish 4th

 

In case of tie of points for GB and Italy the tie breaker is better final standing at the last championship, GB 14th, Italy 16th.

 

Serpentine system

A: 1-4-5-8-9-12-13-16

B: 2-3-6-7-10-11-14-15

Points for the Ranking IIHF

1. 1200

2. 1160

3. 1120

4. 1100

5. 1060

6. 1040

7. 1020

8. 1000

9. 960

10. 940

11. 920

12. 900

13. 880

14. 860

15. 840

16. 820

 

Only te points from last 4 years are counted.  100% of points from this year, 75% from last year (due covid pandemic the 2019),  50% for 2018 (+ 50% from Olympics in PC 2018 as well) and 25% of points from 2017.

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Saturday June 5th, 2021 -

Knockout Round Day 2 Schedule (GMT +3)

  

Knockout Round

 
 
Semifinals
Eastern European Summer Time (GMT +3)

 

United States USA.gif vs CAN.gif Canada
Period-by-Period:
June 5th 2021, h. 14:15,
Arena Riga, Riga
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Finland FIN.gif vs GER.gif Germany
Period-by-Period:
June 5th 2021, h. 18:15,
Arena Riga, Riga
 
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