Canada vs Switzerland
Canada vs Switzerland : The quarterfinal round of the World Hockey Championship begins Thursday in Slovakia with Switzerland and Canada starting things off at 10:15 a.m. Eastern.
Canada finished atop Group A in the standings at 6-0-1 while Switzerland was fourth in Group B with a preliminary round record of 4-3-0.
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Nothing better than closing out the 2019 IIHF World Championship preliminary round for the Canadians and the Americans than a matchup with some stakes. Unfortunately, this matchup was all Canada as they dominated from the get-go and defeated the Americans 3-0.
Canada finishes atop Group A and will face Switzerland in the quarterfinals on Thursday in Kosice, Slovakia. The United States finished fourth and will now have to travel to Bratislava, Slovakia to compete against the undefeated - and absolutely dominating - Russians.
Tuesday marked the final day of group play before the knockout phase begins at the 2019 Hockey World Championships, though there wasn't a lot of drama.
All eight spots in the quarterfinals were already locked up coming into today. The only thing left to be determined was the seeding for the quarterfinals.
Below is a look at the schedule for the knockout phase and what to expect from the rest of the tournament.
The U.S. finishes preliminary round play here tonight vs. Canada in the 2019 IIHF Men’s World Championship. Opening faceoff is set for 8:15 p.m. (2:15 p.m. ET) and the game can be seen live in the U.S. on NHL Network.
While both the U.S. and Canada have secured a spot in Thursday’s quarterfinals, the game not only has national pride on the line, but also seeding in the group.
With a win tonight in any fashion, the U.S. will win Group A and face Switzerland in Kosice on Thursday (May 23) in the quarterfinals. A loss would mean the U.S. will travel to Bratislava tomorrow for Thursday's quarterfinals and face either the first- or second-place team in Group B.
It’s a busy day here at the world championship with three games at each of the two sites on this final day of preliminary round play.
Defenseman Zach Werenski of the Columbus Blue Jackets arrived yesterday afternoon and is expected to be in the lineup tonight. Johnny Gaudreau, who has missed the last two games, skated yesterday and will be a game time decision for tonight’s tilt vs. Canada.
Canada finished atop Group A in the standings at 6-0-1 while Switzerland was fourth in Group B with a preliminary round record of 4-3-0.
Odds provided by Bet365; for a full-set of today’s sports betting odds, access them at USA TODAY Sports.
Nothing better than closing out the 2019 IIHF World Championship preliminary round for the Canadians and the Americans than a matchup with some stakes. Unfortunately, this matchup was all Canada as they dominated from the get-go and defeated the Americans 3-0.
Canada finishes atop Group A and will face Switzerland in the quarterfinals on Thursday in Kosice, Slovakia. The United States finished fourth and will now have to travel to Bratislava, Slovakia to compete against the undefeated - and absolutely dominating - Russians.
Tuesday marked the final day of group play before the knockout phase begins at the 2019 Hockey World Championships, though there wasn't a lot of drama.
All eight spots in the quarterfinals were already locked up coming into today. The only thing left to be determined was the seeding for the quarterfinals.
Below is a look at the schedule for the knockout phase and what to expect from the rest of the tournament.
The U.S. finishes preliminary round play here tonight vs. Canada in the 2019 IIHF Men’s World Championship. Opening faceoff is set for 8:15 p.m. (2:15 p.m. ET) and the game can be seen live in the U.S. on NHL Network.
While both the U.S. and Canada have secured a spot in Thursday’s quarterfinals, the game not only has national pride on the line, but also seeding in the group.
With a win tonight in any fashion, the U.S. will win Group A and face Switzerland in Kosice on Thursday (May 23) in the quarterfinals. A loss would mean the U.S. will travel to Bratislava tomorrow for Thursday's quarterfinals and face either the first- or second-place team in Group B.
It’s a busy day here at the world championship with three games at each of the two sites on this final day of preliminary round play.
Defenseman Zach Werenski of the Columbus Blue Jackets arrived yesterday afternoon and is expected to be in the lineup tonight. Johnny Gaudreau, who has missed the last two games, skated yesterday and will be a game time decision for tonight’s tilt vs. Canada.
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