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USA vs. Canada (Gold)

Video of the day: 05.04.2016

Climaxing a tense final, Alex Carpenter scored at 12:30 of overtime as the U.S. beat Canada 1-0 to win gold at the 2016 IIHF Ice Hockey Women’s World Championship.

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USA-CAN GMG

Published: 05.04.2016

USA vs. Canada (Gold)

Date: 05.04.2016

Climaxing a tense final, Alex Carpenter scored at 12:30 of overtime as the U.S. beat Canada 1-0 to win gold at the 2016 IIHF Ice Hockey Women’s World Championship.

FIN-RUS BMG

Published: 04.04.2016

Finland vs. Russia (Bronze)

Date: 04.04.2016

Olga Sosina scored the shootout winner as Russia edged Finland 1-0 in the 2016 bronze medal game. It is Russia's third Women's Worlds bronze medal of all time.

CAN-FIN SF

Published: 04.04.2016

Canada vs. Finland (SF)

Date: 04.04.2016

In a hard-fought late semi-final, host Canada beat Finland 5-3 to move on to the gold medal game versus the Americans. Natalie Spooner scored a hat trick.

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Published: 04.04.2016

Sweden vs. Czech Republic (5th)

Date: 04.04.2016

With three goals in a span of 2:05, Sweden came back from a 2-0 third-period deficit to beat the Czechs 4-2 in the fifth-place game.

USA-RUS SF

Published: 04.04.2016

USA vs. Russia (SF)

Date: 04.04.2016

The U.S. scored five first-period goals in a 9-0 semi-final romp over Russia at the Sandman Centre on Sunday. The defending champions will play for gold again.

JPN-SUI R2

Published: 04.04.2016

Japan vs. Switzerland (R2)

Date: 04.04.2016

Switzerland defeated Japan 4-0 on Sunday afternoon to win the relegation series in two straight games. Japan is relegated to Division I.

FIN-CZE QF

Published: 02.04.2016

Finland vs. Czech Republic (QF)

Date: 02.04.2016

It was a game that stayed scoreless for nearly 30 minutes, but Finland beat the Czechs 5-0 in the second quarter-final. Finland plays Canada in the semi-final.

RUS-SWE QF

Published: 02.04.2016

Russia vs. Sweden (QF)

Date: 02.04.2016

Olga Sosina led the way with two goals and two assists as Russia downed Sweden 4-1 to make the semi-finals against the U.S. at the 2016 Women's Worlds.

SUI-JPN R1

Published: 02.04.2016

Switzerland vs. Japan (R1)

Date: 02.04.2016

Swiss team scoring leader Christine Huni got the first-period winner in a 3-1 victory over Japan to open their best-of-three relegation series on Friday.

CAN-FIN

Published: 01.04.2016

Canada vs. Finland

Date: 01.04.2016

A three-goal outburst in the second period helped Canada beat Finland 6-1. Canada gets a semi-final bye. The Finns face the Czechs in the quarter-finals.

SWE-SUI

Published: 01.04.2016

Sweden vs. Switzerland

Date: 01.04.2016

Sweden beat Switzerland 2-1 in a shootout to finish Group B undefeated. The Swiss missed the quarter-finals and will face Japan in relegation play.

USA-RUS

Published: 01.04.2016

USA vs. Russia

Date: 01.04.2016

The United States clinched the top seed in Group A and a semi-final berth with a 8-0 pounding of Russia. Monique Lamoureux and Hilary Knight both scored twice.

CZE-JPN

Published: 01.04.2016

Czech Republic vs. Japan

Date: 01.04.2016

The Czech Republic edged Japan 3-2 in a shootout at McArthur Island Centre to complete their round-robin slate on Thursday. Klara Hymlarova notched the winner.

JPN-SWE

Published: 01.04.2016

Japan vs. Sweden

Date: 01.04.2016

Swedish goalie Sara Grahn needed just 16 saves to record a 2-0 shutout over Japan on Tuesday night. It was Sweden’s second straight win in Group B.

CAN-RUS

Published: 30.03.2016

Canada vs. Russia

Date: 30.03.2016

Host Canada exploded for six unanswered second-period goals and went on to thump Russia 8-1 for its first win of the 2016 tournament on Tuesday.

FIN-USA

Published: 30.03.2016

Finland vs. USA

Date: 30.03.2016

Persistence pays off. The U.S. proved that by outshooting Finland 51-7 in a 2-1 win on Tuesday at the Sandman Centre.

SUI-CZE

Published: 30.03.2016

Switzerland vs. Czech Republic

Date: 30.03.2016

Tereza Vanisova stepped up to give the Czechs a 2-0 second-period lead, and the newly promoted squad held on to upset Switzerland 3-1 on Day Two in Kamloops.

USA-CAN

Published: 29.03.2016

USA vs. Canada

Date: 29.03.2016

The defending champion U.S. bounced back to beat Canada 3-1 in an exciting first-day showdown between the likely finalists at a sold-out Sandman Centre.

SWE-CZE

Published: 29.03.2016

Sweden vs. Czech Republic

Date: 29.03.2016

Olivia Carlsson scored with eight seconds left in regulation to give Sweden a 3-2 win over the newly promoted Czech Republic on Monday.

RUS-FIN

Published: 29.03.2016

Russia vs. Finland

Date: 29.03.2016

In a rematch of last year’s bronze medal game, Finland beat Russia 5-3 at the Sandman Centre. Special teams dominated, as both sides had two power play goals.

SUI-JPN

Published: 29.03.2016

Switzerland vs. Japan

Date: 29.03.2016

Unlike in 2015, the Japanese weren’t able to open these Women’s Worlds with an upset win. They fell 4-2 to Switzerland at McArthur Island Centre on Monday.