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Canada Scores 4 in the Final Period to Beat Slovakia 5-1 at Ice Hockey Worlds
Canada scored four times in the third period, and four players finished with a goal and an assist as it stayed unbeaten in Group B.
- On Sunday, Captain Macklin Celebrini led Canada past Slovakia 5-1, capping a four-goal third period in Fribourg at the ice hockey world championship.
- Canada remains undefeated through six games in Group B, topping the standings with 17 points, while Slovakia sits third with 11 points after the loss.
- Dylan Cozens opened the scoring off a Sidney Crosby assist, while Gabriel Vilardi, John Tavares, and Reilly also netted goals during the decisive third-period burst. Netminder Jet Greaves stopped 31 shots.
- Canada will next face Czechia on Tuesday in their final preliminary round game before the quarterfinals begin on Thursday.
- Elsewhere, Finland earned their sixth straight win by beating Austria 5-2, joining Switzerland atop Group A with 18 points each. Latvia blanked Britain 6-0, confirming Britain's relegation from the top division.
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Canada scores 4 in the final period to beat Slovakia 5-1 at ice hockey worlds
FRIBOURG, Swizterland (AP) — Captain Macklin Celebrini scored and Canada beat Slovakia 5-1 after a four-goal burst in the final period at the ice hockey world championship on Sunday.
Gabriel Vilardi broke the 1-1 tie early in the third period and Canada beat Slovakia 5-1 at the World Hockey Championship on Sunday.
·Montreal, Canada
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Interview with coach Vladimír Országh after the 1:5 loss against Canada.
·Bratislava, Slovakia
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Daily CourierCanada surges past Slovakia 5-1 with four-goal third period at men's hockey worlds
FRIBOURG — Macklin Celebrini capped a four-goal third period just 9:21 into the final frame as Canada surged past Slovakia 5-1 on Sunday in Group A play at the ice hockey world championship.
·Sechelt, Canada
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Total News Sources23
Leaning Left9Leaning Right1Center4Last UpdatedBias Distribution64% Left
Bias Distribution
- 64% of the sources lean Left
64% Left
L 64%
C 29%
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