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3:4 (after OT)

final/OT

Sweden

3:4 (0:0, 2:3, 1:0 - 0:1)

Finland

Saturday 04.01.2025, 21:30 • Canadian Tire Centre, Ottawa • World Junior Championship • Semi-Final


		Game over. (00:27:53)
69:22 3:4
	69:22	Goal for Team Finland! Scorer is BENJAMIN RAUTIAINEN. Assisted by Konsta Helenius, Kasper Halttunen.
69:11 Kasper Halttunen (FIN)
	68:40	Penalty for Sweden: Tom Willander – 2 min., holding.
	62:26	Penalty for Finland: Jesse Nurmi – 2 min., high-sticking.
	60:01	Overtime began.
	60:00	3rd period finished.
51:32 3:3
	51:32	Goal for Team Sweden! Scorer is WILHELM HALLQUISTH. Assisted by Viggo Gustafsson, Felix Unger Sörum.
	46:58	Penalty for Finland: Emil Pieniniemi – 2 min., cross-checking.
	40:01	Start of 3rd period.
	40:00	2nd period finished.
39:39 2:3
	39:39	Goal for Team Finland! Scorer is ARTTU ALASIURUA. Assisted by Emil Hemming.
38:07 Otto Stenberg (SWE) - 2:2
	38:07	Goal for Team Sweden! Scorer is OTTO STENBERG. Assisted by Theo Lindstein, Felix Nilsson.
	37:18	Penalty for Finland: Kalle Kangas – 2 min., holding.
33:28 Jesse Kiiskinen (FIN) - 1:2

State changes info

Full live blog in the Czech language on onlajny.com

Goals & lineups Match log

Goals and assists: 22. Stenberg (Bergqvist), 39. Stenberg (Lindstein, Nilsson), 52. Hallquisth (Gustafsson, Unger Sörum) – 25. Hemming (Helenius, Hynninen), 34. Kiiskinen (Hynninen, Helenius), 40. Alasiurua (Hemming), 70. Rautiainen (Helenius, Halttunen)

Sweden: Thelin (Gidlöf) – Sandin-Pellikka (C), Bergqvist, Willander (A), Lindstein, Hallquisth, Gustafsson, Hurtig – Unger Sörum, Edstrom, Stenberg (A) – Eklund, Nilsson, Wahlberg – Granberg, Forsfjäll, Hedqvist – Träff, Eriksson, Vuollet – Nordh.
Coach: Magnus Havelid.

Finland: Rimpinen (Vali) – Kiviharju (C), Pieniniemi, Jokinen, Nieminen, Tuhkala, Väisänen, Kangas – Rautiainen, Helenius, Hynninen – Kiiskinen, Ruohonen, Nurmi – Halttunen (A), Miettinen, Kumpulainen (A) – Uronen, Alasiurua, Hemming – Saarelainen.
Coach: Lauri Mikkola.

Referees: Campbell (CAN), MacFarlane – Briganti (oba USA), Hynek (CZE)

Attendance: 13 642

USA – Japonsko	6:0 (end)	\|	Finland – Sweden	1:2 (after OT)	\|	Czech Republic – Switzerland	2:1 (after OT)
Canada – Slovakia	6:2 (end)

Florida – Pittsburgh	3:2 (2:0 after SO)	\|	Chicago – Montreal	4:2 (end)	\|	St. Louis – Ottawa	4:0 (end)
Edmonton – Anaheim	3:2 (end)	\|	Vancouver – Nashville	0:3 (end)	\|	Washington – Rangers	7:4 (end)
San Jose – New Jersey	3:2 (end)

1st period
	05:08	SWE	2	Gustafsson, high-sticking
1st intermission
2nd period
	21:22	SWE	1:0	Stenberg (Bergqvist)
	22:31	SWE	2	Gustafsson, high-sticking
	24:32	FIN	1:1	Hemming (Helenius, Hynninen)
	29:58	FIN	2	Hemming, tripping
	30:15	SWE	2	Sandin-Pellikka, tripping
	32:54	SWE	2	Träff, holding
	33:28	FIN	1:2	Kiiskinen (Hynninen, Helenius)
	37:18	FIN	2	Kangas, holding
	38:07	SWE	2:2	Stenberg (Lindstein, Nilsson)
	39:39	FIN	2:3	Alasiurua (Hemming)
2nd intermission
3rd period
	46:58	FIN	2	Pieniniemi, cross-checking
	51:32	SWE	3:3	Hallquisth (Gustafsson, Unger Sörum)
After 3rd period
Overtime
	62:26	FIN	2	Nurmi, high-sticking
	68:40	SWE	2	Willander, holding
	69:22	FIN	3:4	Rautiainen (Helenius, Halttunen)
Final/OT