GDT: Group B • Dec. 31 • Canada 5, Sweden 6 (SO)

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Systemfel

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2011 U20 World Chamionship | Group B
DECEMBER 31 • 4:00 PM ET • 22:00 CET

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HSBC Arena, Buffalo, New York

Canada
Official lineup.

Left Wing | Center | Right Wing
12 Quinton Howden​
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10 Brayden Schenn (A)
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19 Ryan Johansen​
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21 Cody Eakin​
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11 Casey Cizikas​
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25 Carter Ashton​
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17 Marcus Foligno​
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7 Sean Couturier​
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20 Louis Leblanc​
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16 Curtis Hamilton​
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28 Brett Connolly​
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Left Defense | Right Defense
4 Dylan Olsen​
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6 Ryan Ellis (C)
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2 Jared Cowen (A)
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22 Tyson Barrie​
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3 Simon Després​
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5 Erik Gudbranson​
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24 Calvin de Haan​
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Starting Goalie | Backup Goalie
31 Olivier Roy​
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30 Mark Visentin​
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Scratched | Reason
L 8 Jaden Schwartz​
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Injury​
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R 9 Zack Kassian​
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Suspension​
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Sweden
Official lineup.

Left Wing | Center | Right Wing
10 Johan Larsson​
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19 Calle Järnkrok​
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18 Jesper Fasth​
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29 Patrick Cehlin​
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16 Anton Lander (C)
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14 Max Friberg​
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20 Sebastian Wännström​
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24 Oscar Lindberg​
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17 Calle Klingberg​
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37 Jesper Thörnberg​
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13 Johan Sundström​
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27 Rickard Rakell​
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Left Defense | Right Defense
2 Fredrik Styrman (A)
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5 Adam Larsson​
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4 Tim Erixon (A)
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12 Patrik Németh​
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6 Klas Dahlbeck​
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9 John Klingberg​
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15 Simon Bertilsson​
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Starting Goalie | Backup Goalie
30 Robin Lehner​
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1 Fredrik Wentzel​
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Scratched | Reason
R 22 Gabriel Landeskog (A)
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Foot injury​
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Officials
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Martin Fraňo|Referee
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Rafail Kadyrov|Referee
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Jaromír Bláha|Linesman
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Macman

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5-3 Sweden. They look like they're ready to break their 30-year drought. Playing with skill, speed and intensity.
 

PoutineSp00nZ

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Big test for Lehner! Show us what you can do buddy! You have a country plus one little city rooting for you!!!!
 

Nordic*

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5-3 Sweden. They look like they're ready to break their 30-year drought. Playing with skill, speed and intensity.

Nah. We have the worst team in the last 3 years - and this year we even have Paajarvi, Josefsson & OEL in the NHL, and Landeskog probably won't play either.

We looked really sloppy against the Czech's, our defence looked like utter crap.

We lost the exhibition game 4-1, I predict the same result in this game.
 

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Nah. We have the worst team in the last 3 years - and this year we even have Paajarvi, Josefsson & OEL in the NHL, and Landeskog probably won't play either.

We looked really sloppy against the Czech's, our defence looked like utter crap.

We lost the exhibition game 4-1, I predict the same result in this game.

We can hope. :yo:
 

Chimpradamus

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This tournament is ice cold back in Sweden, zero interest.

I guess it's hard getting any hype in the media when you play the majority of your games in a practice rink.
 

Nordic*

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This tournament is ice cold back in Sweden, zero interest.

I guess it's hard getting any hype in the media when you play the majority of your games in a practice rink.

Are all teams stuck in practice rinks in the middle of nowhere?
 

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I think this "blue collar" Canadian team will "suprise" us with a pretty dominant 5-1 win and we can finally cut the ******** about Canada not being the favourite.
 

Toasty95

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I'll be at this game rocking my blue Maple Leafs Schenn jersey. Hopefully I'll get on TV and Gord will make some comment like "I hope he doesn't have any waffles."
 

PoutineSp00nZ

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This tournament is ice cold back in Sweden, zero interest.

I guess it's hard getting any hype in the media when you play the majority of your games in a practice rink.

Interest over there is that bad eh? I was hoping that Sweden was the Bastion of IIHF u20 excitement in europe.
 

Nordic*

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Swedes can't score more than one goal on Canadian teams, and our goalies and defencemen always play sub-par against the North Americans too.

Lehner needs to be even better than he was against Russia, if we're going to stand a snowball's chance in hell.


It'll be interesting to see how big a part the refs will play. It's like Wikegård said; the only situation I tend to have much to say about the refs, is when we face Canada.


I hope this game will prove me wrong, but I'm not holding my breath.
 

Everlasting

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Sweden will win with 10 - 0...... if my dreams come true. But they wont. Tho i belive that Sweden will win. 5 - 4 or 5 - 3. Its about time Sweden kicks Canadas ass in this tournament.

Yes, i dont like Canadas juniors....
 

Trotzig

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Nah. We have the worst team in the last 3 years - and this year we even have Paajarvi, Josefsson & OEL in the NHL, and Landeskog probably won't play either.

We looked really sloppy against the Czech's, our defence looked like utter crap.

We lost the exhibition game 4-1, I predict the same result in this game.

And thats a good thing. Previous tournaments, everyone looked like "Oh well, Pääjarvi will fix this, I'll just play like a Pejorative Slur meanwhile".

When you don't have those "stars" people take on a lot more responsibility themself.
 

weklof

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Nordic*

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Btw; aren't these groups pretty skewed?

Group 1
Canada
Sweden
Czech Rep
Russia
scrub

Group 2
Usa
Finland
Slovakia
Switzerland
scrub

All teams in group 1 are better than the second best team in group 2, and three of the teams in group 1 is as good, or better, than the best in group 2.

Doesn't seem like a fair lay-out.
 

Trotzig

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^It's decided by previous tournament result. It's not supposed to be "fair".
 

Dosing

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Btw; aren't these groups pretty skewed?

Group 1
Canada
Sweden
Czech Rep
Russia
scrub

Group 2
Usa
Finland
Slovakia
Switzerland
scrub

All teams in group 1 are better than the second best team in group 2, and three of the teams in group 1 is as good, or better, than the best in group 2.

Doesn't seem like a fair lay-out.

Something tells me finland would beat both czech and russia
 

weklof

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Btw; aren't these groups pretty skewed?

Group 1
Canada
Sweden
Czech Rep
Russia
scrub

Group 2
Usa
Finland
Slovakia
Switzerland
scrub

All teams in group 1 are better than the second best team in group 2, and three of the teams in group 1 is as good, or better, than the best in group 2.

Doesn't seem like a fair lay-out.

IIRC, the group layouts are determined by how the teams finished last year. 1, 4, 5, 9 is in one group and 2, 3, 6, 7 is in the other. The screwed groups was caused by Switzerland upsetting Russia last year. If you switch Switzerland and Russia, the groups wouldn't be so scewed.
 
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