GDT: Group B - May 10 - Russia vs Norway

stv11

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Group B


May 10
10:15 AM ET • 4:15 PM CET


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Russia vs Norway
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Russia
Confirmed lineup

Goaltenders:
88 Andrei Vasilevsky
40 Alexandar Georgiyev

Defensemen:
98 Mikhail Sergachyov - 89 Nikita Nesterov
9 Dmitry Orlov - 22 Nikita Zaitsev
3 Dinar Khafizullin - 4 Vladislav Gavrikov

Forwards:
25 Mikhail Grigorenko - 11 Yevgeni Malkin - 63 Yevgeni Dadonov
8 Alexander Ovechkin - 92 Yevgeni Kuznetsov - 77 Kirill Kaprizov
97 Nikita Gusev - 15 Artyom Anisimov - 86 Nikita Kucherov
71 Ilya Kovalchuk - 13 Sergei Andronov - 16 Sergei Plotnikov
64 Alexander Barabanov

Scratched:
G 31 Ilya Sorokin


Norway
Confirmed lineup

Goaltenders:
31 Jonas Arntzen
33 Henrik Haukeland

Defensemen:
5 Erlend Lesund - 6 Jonas Holøs
17 Stefan Espeland - 47 Alexander Bonsaksen
4 Johannes Johannesen - 10 Mattias Nørstebø
21 Christian Bull

Forwards:
41 Patrick Thoresen - 46 Mathis Olimb - 13 Sondre Olden
51 Mats Rosseli Olsen - 85 Michael Haga - 93 Thomas Valkvæ Olsen
8 Mathias Trettenes - 18 Tobias Lindström - 27 Andreas Martinsen
15 Tommy Kristiansen - 26 Kristian Forsberg - 22 Martin Røymark
61 Alexander Reichenberg

Scratched:
G 38 Henrik Holm
D 49 Christian Kåsastul
F 28 Niklas Roest


 
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Nexon

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No way it will be this close, they are missing some key players. 5-1 is my guess.
 

AwesomePanthers

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We are gonna get smashed. Missing a few our our key players, and Russia is having a very strong team from the start this year.

This is Russias year to win it IMO.
 

Tomas W

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If just the Russians stars accept that they will have to WORK for it, they will win easy. Now that's not always the case these days. In Soviet Russia they would be sent to Gulag if not 10-0. That's motivation!
 
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Veteran Norwegian defenceman Alexander Bonsaksen will play his 10th IIHF World Championship in Slovakia.
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Kshahdoo

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If just the Russians stars accept that they will have to WORK for it, they will win easy. Now that's not always the case these days. In Soviet Russia they would be sent to Gulag if not 10-0. That's motivation!

I understand, you kinda joked, but still... Soviet team lost 2 WHCs in a row to Czechs in 1976 and 1977 years. The 1st loss didn't cost anything to the team's head coach Kulagin, despite we lost one of the games to Poland (!) 6-4, but after the 2nd loss he was fired, and Tikhonov came instead. Players weren't affected at all.
 

Tomas W

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I understand, you kinda joked, but still... Soviet team lost 2 WHCs in a row to Czechs in 1976 and 1977 years. The 1st loss didn't cost anything to the team's head coach Kulagin, despite we lost one of the games to Poland (!) 6-4, but after the 2nd loss he was fired, and Tikhonov came instead. Players weren't affected at all.

Yeah but reality is not fun, gotta go with the myth somtimes ;)
 

fouba

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I really like Haukeland and Norway, but I cant see how this is not going to be a destruction. Expecting Russian powerplay to be soo sexy
 

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Malkin-Kucherov connection, beautiful chemistry on the PP and both guys will get assists. They should play together at ES, IMO. Malkin great passing on the powerplay to set up Russia's first goal.
 

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