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Tarasenko knocked out Kaprizov from the playoffs! At the decisive moment, Minnesota’s Russian sniper remained silent

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Tarasenko knocked out Kaprizov from the playoffs!  At the decisive moment, Minnesota’s Russian sniper remained silent
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The sixth match of the series between “Savages” and “Bluesmen” was, as expected, the last. Yet these teams have very different weight categories, with the recent Stanley Cup winner St. Speaking of the trophy experience that Louis had so much and Minnesota had little hope of shooting. When the series got to a point where every mistake could cost a team playoff elimination, the Musicians sprang into action and played near-perfect, while the Wilds dived into power moves, making twice as many turnovers as the puck, and fully finding themselves. cannot be defended while playing in the majority.

With such components, it would be difficult to defeat such a strong opponent, especially since the main characters of Minnesota are strikers. Kirill Kaprizov and Kevin Fiala – in the decisive duel they remained silent. And if the Russian in general has nothing to condemn himself – Kirill scored 7 goals in 6 matches, scored 8 points and took the lead in the sniper dispute, then Switzerland frankly disappointed, without leaving even once.

In the sixth game of the series, St. Louis was leading all the way and the key was in the second period, when the Musicians hit guest goalkeeper Marc-Andre Fleury three times. The fourth puck of his team was sent to the opponents by the Russian striker. Vladimir Tarasenkowho scored the fifth goal in the current playoffs and gained a numerical advantage.

“Minnesota” was able to break the goalkeeper of “Musicians” Jordan Binnington only in the third period, when it was no longer possible to organize a full-fledged comeback. A 2-1 lead in the series, Savages lost three games in a row, and even Kaprizov’s presence didn’t save Dean Evason’s wards from relegation.

“This is a great group of actors. It’s a pity he left so soon” – Obviously after the match, said the author of the single-disc “Wild” defender Matt Damba.

Minnesota had 6 players who scored 20 or more goals in the regular season, but the team only scored 16, with Kaprizov and Joel Eriksson Ek recording 10 of them.

Proud of our hockey players. I know how difficult it is to “close” such an opponent. We’ve completely changed our game throughout the series.”– said the head coach of the Blues Craig Berubi.

“The opponent played desperately, but we managed to match. We stepped up and did a great job. We have a great team and I’m looking forward to the next challenge.”summarized Jordan Binnington.

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Junior Hockey World Championship has started. The favorite won the opening match

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The U-20 World Junior Hockey Championship in the elite league in the USA has started. One of the favorites in the opening match was the Swedish team and the Slovak team.

The Swedish youth team won with a score of 3:2. Let’s touch on two points from forward Anton Frondell, who was selected third overall by Chicago in the last draft.

At the same time, Slovakia also made a comeback, losing 0:2, but were still defeated at the end of the match.

In addition to the Swedes and Slovaks, teams from the USA, Switzerland and Germany will also play in this group.

World Hockey Championship U-20. Group A

Swedish – Slovakia 3:2 (0:0, 2:1, 1:1)

Discs: 29:05 Frondell (Frey, Stenberg) – 1:0, 33:16 (Frondell, Berglund) – 2:0, 39:55 Run (Misiak) – 2:1, 50:55 Tomik (Pitka) – 2:2, 56:03 Stenberg (Genborg) – 3:2

Goalkeepers: Harenstam – Lendak

Source: Sport UA

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Coach of the Ukrainian national team: “Fans want to see us in the elite team. You still need experience”

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Coach of the Ukrainian national team: “Fans want to see us in the elite team. You still need experience”

Dmitry Khristich, the coach of the Ukraine national hockey team, made a 2025 prediction for the team. The main event was the World Championship in Division 1A, where the team only lost their chance to reach the elite league in the last match.

“I think the year has been positive. We won most of our matches. I also rate our performance in the World Championship positively. Many people probably wanted us to get into the elite league immediately, but I believe that we need to gain experience and confidence at this level. You have to believe in yourself and build on your experience by getting positive results against D1A teams and promotion teams that constantly jump from league to league.”

“We need to learn to play the full 60 minutes, to play against any opponent, to be tactically flexible… All these and many other nuances still need to be worked out,” Khristic said.

Source: Sport UA

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Return and victory. Kremenchuk and Sokol played a Christmas match

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Return and victory. Kremenchuk and Sokol played a Christmas match

A leaders’ match took place as part of the Ukrainian Hockey Championship – the current champion Kremenchuk hosted Sokol as part of the festive meeting at Christmas.

The match ended with Kremenchuk scoring 4:1, and the match was abandoned twice due to air raids.

At the same time, the home team lost 0:1, but they scored two goals on the power play in the second period and eventually hit an empty net. Vitaly Lyalka scored a double goal.

While Sokol finishes 2025 as the leader, Kremenchuk is one point behind and has a game in hand.

Ukrainian Hockey Championship

Kremenchuk – Sokol 4:1 (0:1, 2:0, 2:0)

Discs: 02:48 Mazur (Timchenko, Cherdak) – 0:1, 27:09 Lyalka (Matusevich, Krivoshapkin – large) – 1:1, 28:40 Andryushchenko (Krivenko – large) – 2:1, 59:03 Lyalka – 3:1, 59:10 Poperzhay (Gevorgyan) – 4:1

Goalkeepers: Zakharchenko – Petrov (Makarenko)

Source: Sport UA

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