Hockey
Ice Hockey World Championship. Results and standings
On May 13, the World Ice Hockey Championship in the elite league begins in Finland.
The tournament will be held without the national teams of Russia and Belarus, which were expelled for aggression against Ukraine. Instead, the Austrian and French teams were among the elite.
16 teams are divided into two groups. The top 4 teams from each group will advance to the quarter-finals.
End
May 29
Finland – Canada 4:3 (in overtime)
Third place match
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA – Check 4:8
semifinal
28 May
Finland – USA 4:3
Canada – Czech Republic 6:1
Quarterfinals
26 May
Switzerland – United States of America 0:3
Germany – Check 1:4
Canada – Sweden 4:3 (in overtime)
Slovakia – Finland 2:4
Group A
1. Switzerland – 20
2. Germany – 16
3. Canada – 15
4. Slovakia – 12
5. Denmark – 12
6. France – 5
7. Kazakhstan – 3
8. Italy – 1
May 13
France – Slovakia 2:4
Germany – Canada 3:5
14 May
Denmark – Kazakhstan 9:1
Switzerland – Italy 5:2
Slovakia – Germany 1:2
May 15
Italy – Canada 1:6
France – Kazakhstan 2:1
Denmark – Switzerland 0:6
16 May
Slovakia – Canada 1:5
France – Germany 2:3
17 May
Italy – Denmark 1:2
Switzerland – Kazakhstan 3:2
18 May
France – Italy 2:1 (in overtime)
Switzerland – Slovakia 5:3
May 19th
Germany – Denmark 1:0
Canada – Kazakhstan 6:3
20 May
Germany – Italy 9:4
Kazakhistan – Slovakia 3:4
21 May
Denmark – France 3:0
Canada – Switzerland 3:6
Italy – Slovakia 1:3
22 May
Kazakhistan – Germany 4:5
Switzerland – France 5:2
23 May
Kazakhistan – Italy 5:2
Canada – Denmark 2:3
24 May
Germany – Switzerland 3:4 (in strokes)
Slovakia – Denmark 7:1
Canada – France 7:1
Group B
1. Finland – 19
2. Sweden – 18
3. Czech Republic – 13
4. USA – 13
5. Latvia – 8
6. Austria – 7
7. Norway – 5
8. England – 1
May 13
United States of America – Latvia 4:1
Finland – Norway 5:0
14 May
Sweden – Austria 3:1
Check – England 5:1
Latvia – Finland 1:2
May 15
Norway – Great Britain 4:3 (in filming)
Austria – United States of America 2:3 (in overtime)
Czech – Sweden 3:5
16 May
Latvia – Norway 3:2
Finland – USA 4:1
17 May
Czech – Austria 1:2 (in strokes)
Sweden – Great Britain 6:0
18 May
Norway – Austria 5:3
Finland – Sweden 2:3 (in strokes)
May 19th
Great Britain – United States of America 0:3
Check – Latvia 5:1
20 May
Great Britain – Finland 0:6
Latvia – Austria 4:3 (in strokes)
21 May
United States of America – Sweden 3:2 (in overtime)
Austria – Finland 0:3
Norway – Check 1:4
22 May
Great Britain – Latvia 3:4
Sweden – Norway 7:1
23 May
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA – Check 0:1
Austria – England 5:3
24 May
Sweden – Latvia 1:0
United States of America – Norway 4:2
Finland – Czech Republic 3:0
Source: Sport UA
Sophia Jhon is a sports journalist and author. He has worked as a news editor for Sportish and is now a sport columnist for the same publication. Alberta’s professional interests lie largely in sports news, with an emphasis on English football. He has also written articles on other sporting topics.