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2018 World Championship. Russia - Canada - 4:5 OT
17.05.2018
In the 2018 World Championship quarter-final, the senior Russian national team took on Canada and lost 4:5 in overtime.
Russia started slowly in the opening frame, going behind early shorthanded when Colton Parayko hammered a strong one timer beyond the stranded Igor Shestyorkin. In control of proceedings, the Canadians played at a high tempo and put plenty of pressure on the Russians, outshooting our team 14-2 in the first period. Igor Shestyorkin was a busy man in net, pulling off a number of tough saves to keep our players in the game.
Ryan Nugent-Hopkins made it two for the Canadians from the left faceoff circle on another powerplay, but all of a sudden, the game turned on its head. Moments later, Ilya Mikheev scored on the doorstep when Darcy Kuemper was out of position, before Alexander Barabanov squeezed a lot effort under the goalkeeper to level the game and give Russia a reward for some heavy pressure. 2:2 after 40 minutes.
The excitement continued in the third period, as Russia refused to let Canada build up a large advantage. Sergei Andronov tipped in to equalise after Kyle Turris beat Igor Shestyorkin with a slap shot, tying the game up with ten to play. Luc-Pierre Dubois smashed a juicy rebound in, but with time ticking down, Artyom Anisimov took the match to overtime with a stunning backhand effort.
Unfortunately, on the powerplay, Ryan O'Reilly deflected Connor McDavid's pass in to send Canada to the semi-finals 5:4.
Match protocol:
Russia - Canada - 4:5 OT (0:1, 2:1, 2:2, 0:1)
Goals:
0:1 Parayko (McDavid, Eberle), 04.45
0:2 Nugent-Hopkins (McDavid, Parayko), 31.51
1:2 Mikheev (Anisimov, Zaitsev), 32.53
2:2 Barabanov (Dadonov), 37.32
2:3 Turris (Schwartz), 47.11
3:3 Andronov (Zaitsev, Soshnikov), 48.44
3:4 Dubois (Jost), 52.36
4:4 Anisimov (Grigorenko, Zaitsev), 54.34
4:5 O'Reilly (McDavid, Ekblad), 64.57
Goalkeepers: Shestyorkin - Kuemper
Shots on target: 30 - 41
Faceoffs: 22 - 38
Penalty minutes: 6 - 2
17.05.2018.
Russian Ice Hockey Federation
Russia started slowly in the opening frame, going behind early shorthanded when Colton Parayko hammered a strong one timer beyond the stranded Igor Shestyorkin. In control of proceedings, the Canadians played at a high tempo and put plenty of pressure on the Russians, outshooting our team 14-2 in the first period. Igor Shestyorkin was a busy man in net, pulling off a number of tough saves to keep our players in the game.
Ryan Nugent-Hopkins made it two for the Canadians from the left faceoff circle on another powerplay, but all of a sudden, the game turned on its head. Moments later, Ilya Mikheev scored on the doorstep when Darcy Kuemper was out of position, before Alexander Barabanov squeezed a lot effort under the goalkeeper to level the game and give Russia a reward for some heavy pressure. 2:2 after 40 minutes.
The excitement continued in the third period, as Russia refused to let Canada build up a large advantage. Sergei Andronov tipped in to equalise after Kyle Turris beat Igor Shestyorkin with a slap shot, tying the game up with ten to play. Luc-Pierre Dubois smashed a juicy rebound in, but with time ticking down, Artyom Anisimov took the match to overtime with a stunning backhand effort.
Unfortunately, on the powerplay, Ryan O'Reilly deflected Connor McDavid's pass in to send Canada to the semi-finals 5:4.
Match protocol:
Russia - Canada - 4:5 OT (0:1, 2:1, 2:2, 0:1)
Goals:
0:1 Parayko (McDavid, Eberle), 04.45
0:2 Nugent-Hopkins (McDavid, Parayko), 31.51
1:2 Mikheev (Anisimov, Zaitsev), 32.53
2:2 Barabanov (Dadonov), 37.32
2:3 Turris (Schwartz), 47.11
3:3 Andronov (Zaitsev, Soshnikov), 48.44
3:4 Dubois (Jost), 52.36
4:4 Anisimov (Grigorenko, Zaitsev), 54.34
4:5 O'Reilly (McDavid, Ekblad), 64.57
Goalkeepers: Shestyorkin - Kuemper
Shots on target: 30 - 41
Faceoffs: 22 - 38
Penalty minutes: 6 - 2
17.05.2018.
Russian Ice Hockey Federation
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