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BRONZE MEDAL MATCH HIGHLIGHTS Sweden 3 - 2 Finland Period-by-Period: 1-2, 2-0, 0-0 January 5th 2020, h. 15:00, Ostravar Arena, Ostrava

RELEGATION ROUND MATCH 3 HIGHLIGHTS (2) Germany 6 - 0 Kazakhstan (1) Period-by-Period: 1-0, 4-0, 1-0 January 5th 2020, h. 11:00, Ostravar Arena, Ostrava

Monday January 6th, 2020 - Round-Robin Day 1 Schedule (GMT +2) LIVESTREAM 12:00 Great Britain vs Japan 15:30 Serbia vs Romania 19:00 Lithuania vs Spain

Monday January 6th, 2020 - Round-Robin Day 3 Schedule (GMT +1) LIVESTREAM 13:00 France vs Italy 16:30 Japan vs Denmark 20:00 Germany vs Hungary

Sunday January 5th, 2020 - Round-Robin Day 3 RESULTS (GMT +1) 13:00 Austria 4 - 0 China 16:30 Norway 7 - 1 Great Britain 20:00 South Korea 2 - 1 Poland Provisional Standing After Day 3: 1. 8 ------------------ 2. 7 3. 4 4. 4 5. 3 ------------------ 6. 1

AWARDS MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Alexis Lafreniere () IIHF Directorate Awards Best Goaltender: Joel Hofer () Best Defenceman: Rasmus Sandin () Best Forward: Alexis Lafreniere () Media All-Star Team Goaltender: Joel Hofer, () Defenceman: Rasmus Sandin, () Defenceman: Alexander Romanov, () Forward: Samuel Fagemo, () Forward: Barrett Hayton, () Forward: Alexis Lafreniere, ()

GROUPS For 2021 in Edmonton Group A Canada (1st Place in 2020) Finland (4th) Switzerland (5th) Slovakia (8th) Germany (9th) Group B Russia (2nd) Sweden (3rd) United States (6th) Czech Republic (7th) Austria (Promoted from U20 Div I A 2020)

Final Standings 1. Canada 2. Russia 3. Sweden 4. Finland 5. Switzerland 6. United States 7. Czech Republic 8. Slovakia 9. Germany ------------------------------------- 10. Kazakhstan The following Nations have qualified for the Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Under 20 World Championship 2021 Canada Czech Republic Finland Germany Russia Slovakia Sweden Switzerland United States The following Nation has been relegated to the Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Under 20 Division I Group A World Championship 2021 Kazakhstan

Sunday January 5th, 2020 - Knockout Round Last Day RESULTS (GMT +1) Gold Medal Match Central European Time (GMT +1) Canada 4 - 3 Russia Period-by-Period: 0-0, 1-2, 3-1 January 5th 2020, h. 19:00, Ostravar Arena, Ostrava Goals: 32. Cozens (Veleno, Lafreniére) 1:1, 50. McMichael (Addison, Byram) 2:3, 52. Hayton (Addison, Lafreniére) 3:3, 57. Thomas (McMichael) 4:3 - 30. Alexandrov (Zamola, Denisenko) 0:1, 35. Denisenko (Romanov, Sokolov) 1:2, 49. Sorkin (Kruglov) 1:3 Penalties: 6:7 all for 2 min, Power-Play Goals: 2:1, Short-Handed Goals: 0:0, Officials: Heikkinen, Vikman (both ) - Lundgren (), Synek (), 8693 Attendance Line-Ups: CAN: Hofer - Bernard-Docker, Byram, Smith, McIsaac, Addison, Bahl, Drysdale - Foote, Hayton, Lafreniere - Foudy, Cozens, Veleno - McMichael, Dellandrea, Dudas - Mercer, Thomas, Lavoie RUS: Miftakhov - Galenyuk, Romanov, Pylenkov, Zamula, Misyul, Zhuravlyov, Malyshev - Sokolov, Khovanov, Denisenko - Alexandrov, Morozov, Dorofeyev - Podkolzin, Voronkov, Marchenko - Rtishchev, Sorkin, Kruglov Canada 18th Title

again Junior World Champions. Congrats ! what a hell of a match this was

Denisenko another stupid 2 minutes. 2 mans advantage for 30 seconds to go. If you think everything could be otherwise if Dudas was send off for delaying the game a minute earlier lol

2 minutes for Dorofeyev, this should be over. 1 minute 26 to go

Power play and empty net for probably their last chance 2 minutes 38 seconds to go

Akil Thomas 4-3 for 3 minutes and 58 seconds to go

and now of all players Hayton scored the 3-3 goal (his 6th of the tournament and 12th point) after 10 seconds in the power play to punish stupid Voronkov´s foul in the face-offs. Nice match

what a 3rd period so far. Maxim Sorkin a forward of the 4th Russian line, the only forward with 0 points in the tournament so far, totally invisible in the previous 6 matches just scored of all time now maybe his careers goal. Followed by an incredible deflection goal from McMichaels foot who deflected a shot going some 3 meters out of the net to score the very important Candian 2-3 goal

Hayton

yep, but I still think both had to be send off, Hayton for diving. I am really losing interest on that guy, sorry ... However now a complete 2 minutes 5 on 3 power play for huge chance to overturn the score

4 Hills Tournament Stage 4 Bischofshofen KO Round Starting Order Q Athlete Pairing Athlete Q 26 Piotr ZYLA 1 Timi ZAJC 25 27 Roman KOUDELKA 2 Jan HOERL 24 28 Killian PEIER 3 Anze LANISEK 23 29 Maciej KOT 4 Junshiro KOBAYASHI 22 30 Robin PEDERSEN 5 Anders HAARE 21 31 Keiichi SATO 6 Domen PREVC 20 32 Robert JOHANSSON 7 Daniel Andre TANDE 19 33 Gregor DESCHWANDEN 8 Pius PASCHKE 18 34 Dmitriy VASSILIEV 9 Michael HAYBOECK 17 35 Simon AMMANN 10 Karl GEIGER 16 36 Manuel FETTNER 11 Yukiya SATO 15 37 Mackenzie BOYD-CLOWES 12 Gregor SCHLIERENZAUER 14 38 Cene PREVC 13 Dawid KUBACKI 13 39 Antti AALTO 14 Markus EISENBICHLER 12 40 Clemens LEITNER 15 Philipp ASCHENWALD 11 41 Sergey TKACHENKO 16 Daniel HUBER 10 42 Sondre RINGEN 17 Marius LINDVIK 9 43 Clemens AIGNER 18 Johann Andre FORFANG 8 44 Markus SCHIFFNER 19 Peter PREVC 7 45 Stefan HUBER 20 Ryoyu KOBAYASHI 6 46 Taku TAKEUCHI 21 Stephan LEYHE 5 47 Stefan HULA 22 Constantin SCHMID 4 48 Evgeniy KLIMOV 23 Kamil STOCH 3 49 Roman Sergeevich TROFIMOV 24 Daiki ITO 2 50 Naoki NAKAMURA 25 Stefan KRAFT 1

Stage 15 in Zagreb (CRO) Men´s Slalom: 1. Clement Noel 1:57.14 2. Ramon Zenhaeusern 1:57.21 3. Alex Vinatzer 1:57.43 Full Final Result HERE

Sunday January 5th, 2020 - Knockout Round Last Day RESULTS (GMT +1) Bronze Medal Match Central European Time (GMT +1) Sweden 3 - 2 Finland Period-by-Period: 1-2, 2-0, 0-0 January 5th 2020, h. 15:00, Ostravar Arena, Ostrava Goals: 13. Sandin (Lundkvist, Fagemo) 1:1, 31. Fagemo (Höglander, Ginning) 2:2, 34. Öberg (Nässén) 3:2 - 9. Puistola (Nousiainen, Tanus) 0:1, 19. Maccelli 1:2. Officials: Campbell, Lawrence - Huseby (all ), Shalagin (), Penalties: 5:8 for 2 min, Power-Play Goals: 1:0, Short-handed Goals: 0:0. Line-Ups: SWE: Alnefelt - Söderström, Sandin, Lundkvist, Ginning, Broberg, Björnfot, Norlinder – Fagemo, D. Gustafsson, Höglander – Berggren, Bäck, Pašič – Holtz, Henriksson, Raymond – H. Gustafsson, Öberg, Nässén - Eriksson FIN: Annunen - Nousiainen, Thomson, Hatakka, Heinola, Utunen, Kokkonen, Seppälä, Honka - Maccelli, Petman, Erholtz - Puistola, Tanus, Oden - Ak. Räty, Saarela, Killinen - Aa. Räty, Ranta

Tour de Ski Final Standing Men´s Multi-Stage Tour de Ski: 1. Alexander Bolshunov 2:58:18.1 2. Sergey Ustiugov 2:58:45.4 3. Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo 2:59:27.1 Full Final Result HERE

Stage 5 (Tour de Ski) in Val di Fiemme (ITA) Men´s 15km Freestyle Mass Start (Final Climb): 1. Simen Hegstad Krueger 30:55.8 2. Sjur Roethe 31:09.7 3. Alexander Bolshunov 31:18.1 Full Final Result HERE