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Team USA fell 4‑0 to Canada in the quarterfinals, finishing the tournament with a 3‑1‑0‑4 slate. Devin Cooley made 34 saves, while Canada’s Macklin Celebrini, Dylan Holloway, Connor Brown and Sidney Crosby found the net.
Canada routed the United States 4‑0 in the World Championship semifinal, with Celebrini, Holloway, Brown and Crosby on the scoresheet and Greaves making key saves.
A relentless Canadian side overwhelmed the United States with a 4‑0 victory, showcasing elite goaltending, disciplined defense, and a depth of scoring that underscores their championship pedigree.
Canada defeats the United States 4‑0 in the IIHF World Championship quarterfinal, but the U.S. remains the top hockey nation after its Olympic gold.
Canada’s 4‑0 shutout of the United States and Finland’s win over Czechia set the stage for a semifinal round that will feature Sweden versus Switzerland and Latvia against Norway, with legacy and emerging talent intertwining.
Canada’s quarter‑final victory over the United States was highlighted by early power‑play goals, a stellar performance from Jet Greaves in goal, and late empty‑net markers from Connor Brown and Sidney Crosby. Finland also advanced, while the remaining fixtures pit Norway against Latvia and Sweden against Switzerland.
A dominant performance sees Canada defeat the United States 4‑0, advancing to the semifinals and keeping its historic championship quest alive.
A dominant performance by Canada sees the hosts defeat Team USA 4-0, with key goals, saves and empty‑net finishes shaping the contest.
A look at the opening day of the tournament, featuring Celebrini's two goals, Crosby's assist, and solid goaltending from Talbot.
Canada’s 6‑0 win over Italy highlighted Macklin Celebrini’s two‑goal performance and a shutout by Cam Talbot, while other results saw Finland, Austria and Slovakia secure victories in the opening round of the world championship.
A dominant Canadian performance, key contributions from several stars, and unexpected upsets defined the latest round of games.
Canada secured a 6‑0 victory over Italy, with teenage captain Macklin Celebrini delivering two goals and an assist, while goaltender Cam Talbot turned away all 19 shots. The win follows a narrow triumph over Sweden and sets the stage for upcoming Group B clashes.
Macklin Celebrini scored twice, assisted by Sidney Crosby, while goaltender Cam Talbot turned away all 19 shots, sealing a 6‑0 victory that underscores Canada’s early lead in the world championship.
Canada routed Italy 6-0 in a commanding performance at the ice hockey world championship, with 18-year-old captain Macklin Celebrini scoring twice. The win underscores Canada's early group dominance and sets the stage for upcoming matchups.
In a tightly contested opening match of Group B, Canada defeated Sweden 5-3, with key contributions from John Tavares, Ryan O'Reilly and Dylan Cozens. The win sets up pivotal upcoming fixtures against Italy and Denmark.
Switzerland defeated the United States 3‑1 in the tournament opener, while Canada opened its campaign with a 5‑3 win over Sweden, bolstered by the addition of Sidney Crosby.
Switzerland stunned the United States 3-1 in the tournament’s first match, with Andrighetto and Suter each contributing two points and Genoni making 19 saves. Canada also began its campaign with a 5-3 win over Sweden, featuring multiple goal scorers and a strong performance by Jet Greaves.
In a dramatic opening match in Switzerland, Canada surged to a 5-3 win over Sweden, with veteran forwards John Tavares and Ryan O’Reilly setting the tone before Connor Brown and Dylan Cozens sealed the triumph.
The 2026 Ice Hockey World Championship in Switzerland features former Northern Michigan University standouts competing for Austria and Hungary, while Canada opens its campaign with a 5‑3 victory over Sweden, highlighted by John Tavares, Ryan O’Reilly and Sidney Crosby.
Canada opened the 2026 ice hockey world championship with a 5‑3 win over Sweden, highlighted by early goals from John Tavares and Ryan O’Reilly, a late surge by Dylan Cozens, and the debut of Sidney Crosby as an alternate captain.
Canada defeated Sweden 5‑3 in their opening game at the 2026 World Hockey Championship, with Connor Brown scoring the decisive goal.
Canada opened the 2026 Ice Hockey World Championship with a 5-3 win over Sweden, highlighted by early goals from John Tavares and a late surge from Dylan Cozens, while the tournament also saw Finland defeat Germany and the United States prepare for a clash with host Switzerland.
In a tightly contested opening game, Canada edged Sweden 5-3, showcasing a blend of veteran leadership and emerging talent.
Canada's men's ice hockey team began the championship by defeating Sweden 5-3, with key goals from Tavares, O’Reilly, Holloway, Brown and Cozens. Sidney Crosby, now an alternate captain, returned after NHL playoff elimination, while Finland also secured a win in Zurich.