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Stage 2/4 in Garmisch-Partenkirchen (GER) Men´s Individual Large Hill: 1. Ryoyu Kobayashi 266.6 2. Markus Eisenbichler 264.7 3. Dawid Kubacki 256.2 Full Final Result HERE Provisional Four Hills Tournament Standing After Stage 2/4 HERE

Stage 7 (Four Hills Tournament) in Garmisch-Partenkirchen (GER) Men´s Individual Large Hill: 1. Ryoyu Kobayashi 266.6 2. Markus Eisenbichler 264.7 3. Dawid Kubacki 256.2 Full Final Result HERE

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Stage 3/7 Val Muestair (SUI) Men´s Sprint Freestyle: 1. Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo 2. Federico Pellegrino 3. Sergey Ustiugov Full Final Result HERE Tour de Ski Provisional Standing after Stage 3/7 HERE

Stage 5 (Tour de Ski) Val Muestair (SUI) Men´s Sprint Freestyle: 1. Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo 2. Federico Pellegrino 3. Sergey Ustiugov Full Final Result HERE Tour de Ski Provisional Standing after Stage 3/7 HERE

Stage 3/7 in Val Muestair (SUI) Women´s Sprint Freestyle: 1. Stina Nilsson 2. Sophie Caldwell 3. Jessica Diggins Full Final Result HERE Tour de Ski Provisional Standing after Stage 3/7 HERE

Stage 5 (Tour de Ski) in Val Muestair (SUI) Women´s Sprint Freestyle: 1. Stina Nilsson 2. Sophie Caldwell 3. Jessica Diggins Full Final Result HERE Tour de Ski Provisional Standing after Stage 3/7 HERE

Traditional Happy new year wishes in 9 languages by the Ice Hockey 10 World Juniors participating teams players

DAY 6 HIGHLIGHTS United States 4 - 1 Finland Period-by-Period: 1-0, 2-0, 1-1 December 31st 2018, h. 19:30, Save-On-Foods Memorial Center, Victoria The U.S. beat Finland 4-1 on New Year's Eve and will stay in Victoria to play the Czech Republic in the quarter-finals.

DAY 6 HIGHLIGHTS Russia 2 - 1 Canada Period-by-Period: 1-1, 0-0, 1-0 December 31st 2018, h. 17:00, Rogers Arena, Vancouver Pavel Shen scored a highlight-reel goal at 11:00 of the third period to break a 1-1 tie and give Russia victory over Canada.

DAY 6 HIGHLIGHTS Sweden 4 - 1 Kazakhstan Period-by-Period: 3-0, 0-0, 1-1 December 31st 2018, h. 15:30, Save-On-Foods Memorial Center, Victoria With a 4-1 win over Kazakhstan, Sweden locked up first place in Group B and booked a quarter-final date with Switzerland.

DAY 6 HIGHLIGHTS Denmark 0 - 4 Czech Republic Period-by-Period: 0-2, 0-1, 0-1 December 31st 2018, h. 13:00, Rogers Arena, Vancouver The Czech Republic scored two first-period goals to spark a 4-0 win against Denmark.

Monday December 31st, 2018 - Preliminary Round Last Day Results (GMT -8) Group A Pacific Standard Time (GMT -8) Denmark 0 - 4 Czech Republic Period-by-Period: 0-2, 0-1, 0-1 December 31st 2018, h. 13:00, Rogers Arena, Vancouver Russia 2 - 1 Canada Period-by-Period: 1-1, 0-0, 1-0 December 31st 2018, h. 17:00, Rogers Arena, Vancouver Group A Final Standing Group B Pacific Standard Time (GMT -8) Sweden 4 - 1 Kazakhstan Period-by-Period: 3-0, 0-0, 1-1 December 31st 2018, h. 15:30, Save-On-Foods Memorial Center, Victoria United States 4 - 1 Finland Period-by-Period: 1-0, 2-0, 1-1 December 31st 2018, h. 19:30, Save-On-Foods Memorial Center, Victoria Group B Final Standing

So it´s Russia for us. after their win over the host this night, will definitely rewatch the game later, Canada will face Finland (this one will be really really really interesting), USA will take on the Czechs and Sweden (who btw played last night with only 15 skaters !!! because 10 guys experienced sudden stomach troubles) will face Switzerland Kazakhstan vs Denmark for the relegation round Denmark first team ever to not score a single goal in the whole preliminary round... 240 scoreless minutes by one team new anti-record of the U20 WCh

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Essentially, because Lehmann was fouled by Samorukov but still maintained possession of the puck, play was allowed to continue. Samorukov taking Lehmann down a second time, on the same play, warranted a second penalty shot — but Switzerland would only have one goal count, regardless. It didn’t really matter, because Switzerland didn’t score on either penalty shot." p.s. @Dmitry thanks for the info about the previous "double penalty shot" episode... p.p.s. personally, I think it's a very weird rule...imho, they should go with a penalty shot for the first infraction and then 2-min penalties for every subsequent foul... 2 shots (of which only 1 would count anyway) are just senseless to me... Aaah ok ! thanks. I never heard (nor imagined that eventuality) about such rule before, so thanks for explaining. so basically you can have 2 or more penalty shots at the same play, but if you score one of them the next ones are cancelled becoming normal power plays.

and happy 26th birthday Slovakia and Czechia as well

Happy New Year 2019 Totallympians !

I mean, it was quite risky and not really the smartest move ever but the guy is lucky enough, he stopped the penalty shots so everything turned to be fine at the end

wow, thanks. Have not noticed this. so whats are the chances something like this happened twice in a season. ? but the goalie jumping on the ice lol what a dumb move, they already had to face a penalty shot, so why offer them another scoring chance

4 Hills Tournament Stage 2 Garmisch-Partenkirchen KO Round Starting Order Q Athlete Pairing Athlete Q 26 Jakub WOLNY 1 Naoki NAKAMURA 25 27 Robin PEDERSEN 2 Michael HAYBOECK 24 28 Martin HAMANN 3 Vladimir ZOGRAFSKI 23 29 Andreas WELLINGER 4 Daniel HUBER 22 30 Stefan KRAFT 5 Constantin SCHMID 21 31 Alex INSAM 6 Yukiya SATO 20 32 Kevin BICKNER 7 Richard FREITAG 19 33 Daiki ITO 8 Noriaki KASAI 18 34 Manuel FETTNER 9 Antti AALTO 17 35 Daniel Andre TANDE 10 Junshiro KOBAYASHI 16 36 Anze SEMENIC 11 David SIEGEL 15 37 Stefan HULA 12 Halvor Egner GRANERUD 14 38 Killian PEIER 13 Piotr ZYLA 13 39 Pius PASCHKE 14 Robert JOHANSSON 12 40 Felix HOFFMANN 15 Johann Andre FORFANG 11 41 Simon AMMANN 16 Anders FANNEMEL 10 42 Aleksander ZNISZCZOL 17 Timi ZAJC 9 43 Evgeniy KLIMOV 18 Stephan LEYHE 8 44 Severin FREUND 19 Roman KOUDELKA 7 45 Philipp ASCHENWALD 20 Karl GEIGER 6 46 Markus SCHIFFNER 21 Andreas STJERNEN 5 47 Moritz BAER 22 Markus EISENBICHLER 4 48 Andreas SCHULER 23 Kamil STOCH 3 49 Roman Sergeevich TROFIMOV 24 Ryoyu KOBAYASHI 2 50 Jernej DAMJAN 25 Dawid KUBACKI 1

@phelps Another bizarre stuff happened at the Junior World Championships last night in the vs match For the first time in Ice Hockey history, a team received 2 penalty shots in the same play This in fact probably never happened anywhere before. no one in the stands understood what just happened In the same attack Marc Lehmann was 2 times fouled by Dmitri Samorukov, as the foul occured on a attacking player in breakaway as the last man in front of opponents net and thus losing a clear chance to score Switzerland received a penalty shot, but since there were actually 2 fouls, they received 2 penalty shots, so 2 chances to scores. Something you´ll probably never see anywhere outside of the Basketball free throws I guess the funny thing is that SUI missed both penalties then EPIC

Spengler Cup (in Davos, SUI) Knockout Round Final Result 12:10 Team Canada - Kalpa Kuopio (FIN) 1-2 After Penalty Shoot-Out

Finally after some million years a SVK player winning the Spengler Cup and being MVP of the tourney Well done Denis Godla Congrats Kalpa Kuopio to win the tournament in it´s first appearance ! first winner of the tournament. Canada failed to win the 4th title in a row

Monday December 31st, 2018 - Preliminary Round Last Day Schedule (GMT -8) Group A Pacific Standard Time (GMT -8) Denmark vs Czech Republic Period-by-Period: December 31st 2018, h. 13:00, Rogers Arena, Vancouver (22:00 CET) *Direct match for the Quarterfinals, CZE - with everything on it´s own hands, any result except the lose in regulation time will qualify them for the QF, Any win (Regulation Time or after OT/PSO) will put the Czech team in 3rd place of the group ahead of Switzerland, a lose after OT/PSO will mean a final 4th Group place behind the Swiss. DEN - Need a win in the 60 minutes of Regulation Time to finish 4th of the group, qualify for the quarterfinals and avoid the Relegation round. Any other result will qualify the Czechs and send Denmark to the Relegation Round. Russia vs Canada Period-by-Period: December 31st 2018, h. 17:00, Rogers Arena, Vancouver (02:00 CET) *Direct match for the 1st place in the group, the winner of the match (doesn´t matter if in Regulation Time or after OT/PSO) will top the group and face Slovakia in the Quarterfinal, the losing team will finish 2nd of the Group. Group B Pacific Standard Time (GMT -8) Sweden vs Kazakhstan Period-by-Period: December 31st 2018, h. 15:30, Save-On-Foods Memorial Center, Victoria (00:30 CET) *Sweden playing for the Group´s 1st place, Kazahstan already assured to play the Relegation Round against the last team of Group A. SWE - A win in this match (doesn´t matter if in regulation time or after OT/PSO) will secure the 1st place of the group and on paper the easiest opponent in the quarterfinals, 1st place is possible even with a lose after OT/PSO but Finland must defeat the USA in regulation time, or the game Finland vs USA must go to overtime, in some circumstances also a Kazakhstans win in regulation time will be enough for Sweden to top the group, but only if Finland defeat USA after Overtime/Penalty Shoot-Out United States vs Finland Period-by-Period: December 31st 2018, h. 19:30, Save-On-Foods Memorial Center, Victoria (04:30 CET) *Both teams can still finish 1st, 2nd or 3rd of the Group, USA - any win over Finland will assure them to finish higher than their opponent and at worst the 2nd place of the group. A 3 points win will signify 1st place if Sweden lose to Kazakhstan in RT or after OT/PSO otherwise USA will finish seconds of the group. A 2 points win will signify 1st place if Sweden lose to KAZ in Regulation Time otherwise USA will finish seconds of the group, FIN - Any win over the USA will assure them to finish higher than their opponent and at worst the 2nd place of the group. A 3 points win will signify 1st place only if Sweden lose to Kazakhstan in Regulation Time otherwise Finland will finish seconds of the group. A 2 points win will signify only the 2nd place place of the group ahead of 3rd USA, no matter of the match SWE-KAZ final outcome was,