Slovakia – Finland 0:4 (end) | Sweden – Czech Republic 2:3 (1:3 after SO) | USA – Latvia 7:1 (end)
Canada – Switzerland 8:1 (end)
after shootout (1:3)
Sweden
2:3 (0:0, 1:2, 1:0 - 0:0)
Czech Republic
Sunday 28.04.2024, 14:00 • Vantaa Trio Arena • U18 World Championship • Group B
     
    Game over. (16:52:36)
    Adam Titlbach (CZE) - 2:3
     
    Czech Republic has won after the penalty shoot-out.

    The winning goal scored by ADAM TITLBACH.
    Victor Eklund (SWE)
     
    4. series
    1:3
    Victor EKLUND fails.
    Adam Benák (CZE)
     
    3. series
    1:3
    Adam BENÁK scores.
    Linus Eriksson (SWE)
     
    3. series
    1:2
    Linus ERIKSSON scores.
    Adam Titlbach (CZE)
     
    2. series
    0:2
    Adam TITLBACH scores.
    Melvin Fernström (SWE)
     
    2. series
    0:1
    Melvin FERNSTRÖM fails.
    Petr Sikora (CZE)
     
    1. series
    0:1
    Petr SIKORA scores.
    Alexander Zetterberg (SWE)
     
    1. series
    0:0
    Alexander ZETTERBERG fails.
     
    Start of shootout.
     
    65:00
    Overtime finished.
    62:27 Adam Benák (CZE)
    State changes info
    Full live blog in the Czech language on onlajny.com
    Goals & lineups Match log
    Goals and assists: 40. Eklund (Lindberg, Eriksson), 54. Eriksson (Zetterberg, Sahlin Wallenius) – 26. Sikora (Curran), 33. Jecho (Titlbach), dec. goal Titlbach

    Shootout:

    1. series:
    0:0   Alexander Zetterberg (SWE)
    0:1   Petr Sikora (CZE)
    2. series:
    0:1   Melvin Fernström (SWE)
    0:2   Adam Titlbach (CZE)
    3. series:
    1:2   Linus Eriksson (SWE)
    1:3   Adam Benák (CZE)
    4. series:
    1:3   Victor Eklund (SWE)

    Sweden: Härenstam (Liv) – Sahlin Wallenius (A), Eliasson, Freij, Öhrqvist, Annborn, Gustafsson, Wernquist – Zetterberg, Pettersson (A), Fernström – Eklund, Eriksson (C), Lindberg – Nordlund, Berglund, Hesselvall – Toresson, Orrsten, Sterner – Wozniak.
    Coach: Johan Rosen
    Czech Republic: Milota (Vystrčil) – Fibigr (A), Zielinski, Galvas, Mrtka, Hlinský (A), Král, Švec – Jecho, Benák, Titlbach – Kubiesa, Sikora (A), Kos – Drančák, Curran, Daníček – Poletín, Heš, Vaculík – Lisler.
    Coach: David Čermák
    Referees: Burzminski (CAN), Druseiks (LAT) – Bedard (CAN), Makinen (FIN)