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USA vs. Canada (Gold)

Video of the day: 04.04.2015

Brianna Decker scored the third-period winner as the U.S. beat Canada 7-5 in a wild World Women's gold medal game that saw both starting goalies pulled.

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USA-CAN GMG

Published: 04.04.2015

USA vs. Canada (Gold)

Date: 04.04.2015

Brianna Decker scored the third-period winner as the U.S. beat Canada 7-5 in a wild World Women's gold medal game that saw both starting goalies pulled.

FIN-RUS BMG

Published: 04.04.2015

Finland vs. Russia (Bronze)

Date: 04.04.2015

Finland ended a four-year IIHF women’s medal drought on Saturday, downing Russia 4-1 in the World Women’s Championship bronze medal game.

CAN-FIN SF

Published: 04.04.2015

Canada vs. Finland (SF)

Date: 04.04.2015

Canada overcame Finnish goalie Meeri Raisanen's heroics, earning a 3-0 semi-final victory on Friday to advance to the gold medal game versus the United States.

GER-JPN (R2)

Published: 04.04.2015

Germany vs. Japan (Rel. 2)

Date: 04.04.2015

Kanae Aoki’s power play goal at 2:32 of overtime gave Japan a 2-1 victory over Germany and a berth at the 2016 IIHF World Women’s Championship.

USA-RUS SF

Published: 03.04.2015

USA vs. Russia (SF)

Date: 03.04.2015

Brianna Decker and Hilary Knight combined for six first-period points to spark the U.S., the defending World Champions, to a 13-1 semi-final pounding of Russia.

RUS-SWE QF

Published: 02.04.2015

Russia vs. Sweden (QF)

Date: 02.04.2015

The Bear has growled. Olga Sosina scored the late winner and added an assist as Russia edged host Sweden 2-1 to reach the semi-finals versus the United States.

JPN-GER (R1)

Published: 01.04.2015

Japan vs. Germany (Rel. 1)

Date: 01.04.2015

Japan fought back from a 2-0 deficit to beat Germany 3-2 in their first relegation game. Haruna Yoneyama scored the winner with 59 seconds left in overtime.

FIN-SUI QF

Published: 01.04.2015

Finland vs. Switzerland (QF)

Date: 01.04.2015

Finland beat the Swiss 3-0 in Wednesday’s first quarter-final to advance to the semi-finals versus Canada. Michelle Karvinen got the first-period winner.

GER-SWE

Published: 01.04.2015

Germany vs. Sweden

Date: 01.04.2015

Sweden’s 4-0 win over Germany earned the hosts a match-up with Russia in Wednesday’s quarter-finals. The Finns will face Switzerland in the other quarter-final.

CAN-FIN

Published: 01.04.2015

Canada vs. Finland

Date: 01.04.2015

Canada clinched the second seed in Group A with a 6-2 victory over Finland. Natalie Spooner led the way with two goals and an assist.

RUS-USA

Published: 01.04.2015

Russia vs. USA

Date: 01.04.2015

Jocelyne Lamoureux's hat trick lifted the U.S. to an 9-2 thrashing of Russia and a perfect preliminary round record on Tuesday in Malmo.

SUI-JPN

Published: 31.03.2015

Switzerland vs. Japan

Date: 31.03.2015

After a setback against Sweden, the Swiss women’s national team made it back to the quarter-finals thanks to a 3-0 win against Japan.

USA-FIN

Published: 29.03.2015

USA vs. Finland

Date: 29.03.2015

As the old Nintendo ad said: “Now you’re playing with power.” Hilary Knight had two goals and an assist to pace the U.S. to a 4-1 win over Finland on Sunday.

CAN-RUS

Published: 29.03.2015

Canada vs. Russia

Date: 29.03.2015

In men’s hockey, the Canada-Russia rivalry is legendary. In women’s hockey, there’s a big gap between the two, as Canada showed with a 4-0 conquest on Sunday.

JPN-GER

Published: 29.03.2015

Japan vs. Germany

Date: 29.03.2015

Comedian Rodney Dangerfield quipped: “I don’t get no respect.” That won’t be said of Japan’s women’s team, which beat Germany 2-0 for its second straight win.

SUI-SWE

Published: 29.03.2015

Switzerland vs. Sweden

Date: 29.03.2015

Sweden was seeking some vindication in its second game of the IIHF World Women’s Championship. The host nation came through with a 3-2 win over the Swiss.

FIN-RUS

Published: 28.03.2015

Finland vs. Russia

Date: 28.03.2015

Minttu Tuominen scored the only shootout goal as Finland defeated Russia 3-2 in the third game at the Malmo Isstadion on Saturday.

USA-CAN

Published: 29.03.2015

USA vs. Canada

Date: 29.03.2015

In Saturday’s marquee matchup, the United States staked an early claim to bragging rights in Group A with a 4-2 triumph over Canada at the Malmo Isstadion.

GER-SUI

Published: 28.03.2015

Germany vs. Switzerland

Date: 28.03.2015

Stefanie Marty notched two goals and an assist, and her twin sister Julia added a single as Switzerland downed Germany 5-2 to open the 2015 Women’s Worlds.

SWE-JPN

Published: 28.03.2015

Sweden vs. Japan

Date: 28.03.2015

As Japan beats Sweden, a new unofficial record was established at the IIHF Ice Hockey World Women’s Championship on Saturday: most shootouts ever on opening day.

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