GDT: Quarterfinal • May 12 • Russia 2, Canada 1

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Systemfel

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World Championship Quarterfinal
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May 12 2011 • 20:15 CET • 2:15 PM EDT


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Ondrej Nepela Arena, Bratislava, Slovakia

Russia
Confirmed lineup.

Left Wing | Center | Right Wing
25 Danis Zaripov​
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42 Sergei Zinoviev​
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95 Alexei Morozov (C)
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71 Ilya Kovalchuk (A)
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23 Alexei Tereschenko​
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47 Alexander Radulov (A)
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8 Alexander Ovechkin​
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21 Konstantin Gorovikov​
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61 Maxim Afinogenov​
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41 Nikolai Kulyomin​
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55 Alexei Kaigorodov​
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49 Yevgeniy Artyukhin​
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-​
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-​
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91 Vladimir Tarasenko​
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Left Defense | Right Defense
74 Alexei Yemelin​
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5 Ilya Nikulin​
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-​
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27 Vitaliy Atyushov​
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51 Fyodor Tyutin​
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7 Dmitriy Kalinin​
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22 Konstantin Korneyev​
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-​
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43 Dmitriy Kulikov​
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-​
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-​
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Starting Goalie | Backup Goalie
84 Konstantin Barulin​
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83 Vasiliy Koshechkin​
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Scratched | Reason
G 20 Yevgeniy Nabokov|
Healthy​
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D 44 Nikolai Belov|
Injury​
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Canada
Confirmed lineup.

Left Wing | Center | Right Wing
18 James Neal​
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19 Jason Spezza​
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61 Rick Nash (C)
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9 Evander Kane​
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92 Matt Duchêne​
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14 Jordan Eberle​
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53 Jeff Skinner​
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20 John Tavares​
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25 Chris Stewart​
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16 Andrew Ladd​
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15 Travis Zajac (A)
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22 Cal Clutterbuck​
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-​
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50 Antoine Vermette​
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-​
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Left Defense | Right Defense
3 Dion Phaneuf (A)
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8 Brent Burns​
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-​
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28 Carlo Colaiacovo​
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27 Alex Pietrangelo​
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33 Marc Methot​
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2 Luke Schenn​
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-​
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17 Marc-André Gragnani​
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-​
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Starting Goalie | Backup Goalie
45 Jonathan Bernier​
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34 James Reimer​
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Scratched | Reason
G 40 Devan Dubnyk|
Healthy​
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D 7 Marco Scalzo|
Healthy​
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OFFICIALS | -
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Sören Persson|Referee
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Daniel Piechaczek|Referee
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Stefan Schulz|Linesman
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Sergei Shelyanin|Linesman
 
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octopi

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Russia doesn't seem very cohesive and has done pretty poorly so far, so i'm expecting canada wins. Sorry Russia, no Datsyuk for you, he's too busy reinterpreting "Jaws"
 

Nakawick

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My hope is that the leafs and Sens home slices will stop whining for once. Is that OK? Is is not obvious that over the last couple of years, win or lose, that the younger guys are being groomed to beat Russia on their home ice in 2014. This tournament is meant for preparation for 2014 to deny Russia a gold on home soil.

No one, i repeat, one one , can guess the outcome of this game.
 

danishh

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the only thing i'm a bit worried about is goaltending. I think canada should be able to carry the play, but kovalchuk and ovechkin will show up for this one, so canada cant afford any weak goals against.
 

hockeygeek

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the only thing i'm a bit worried about is goaltending. I think canada should be able to carry the play, but kovalchuk and ovechkin will show up for this one, so canada cant afford any weak goals against.

I think if Bernier gets a decent workload he'll be fine. Too many times in this tournament the Canadian goalies look weak because they've gone cold. If he gets like 5 shots in the first period and the score is close...then I would get worried
 

MrGeno101

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Russia has the better player but Canada has better coach and better team play so it will be an close game i think...
 

QnebO

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Russia has potentional, lots of it with that material.

How ever they havent been playing even close to their potentional, and if they dont start to do it today Canada's going to win.
 

observerspb*

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Someguy. If Canada wins, I will add your avatar. If Russia, then you add my picture. Deal?
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YNWA14

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Canada has the best line-up in the tournament and if we lose yes it will be embarrassing, regardless of whether or not you pretend like we don't care about the tournament.
 

Charlie Milles*

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Go Canada Go; nervous as hell, though. Not sure about starting Bernier over Reimer. I might go to with the bud, instead. I'm interested to see the match-ups for this game, with the lines being a bit unorthodox for both teams (Russians mainly, though). Hopefully the Canadian bench is alert. I'm covering my hands like a kid if I see Ovechkin and Methot on the ice at the same time, ROFL. Should be a great game nathless. Few better rivalries in hockey than Canadian/Russia! CAN-A-DA!
 

shakes

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Start the guy who went 2-0 over the guy who went 4-0.. makes sense I guess. Bernier better do well is all I can say.
 
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