2018 IIHF World Hockey Championship (Television)

IIHF World Hockey 

Men's Pro Tournament 
May 4 
Russia VS France: Russia beat France 7-0 
USA VS Canada: USA beat Canada 5-4 SO
Sweden VS Belarus: Sweden beat Belarus 5-0
Germany VS Denmark: Denmark beat Germany 3-2 SO

May 5 
Switzerland VS Austria: Switzerland beat Austria 3-2 OT 
Norway VS Latvia: Latvia beat Norway 3-2 OT 
France VS Belarus: France beat Belarus 6-2 
Finland VS South Korea: Finland beat South Korea 8-1 
Czech Republic VS Slovakia: Czech beat Slovakia 3-2 OT 
Denmark VS USA: USA beat Denmark 4-0 

May 6 
Austria VS Russia: Russia beat Austria 7-0 
South Korea VS Canada: Canada beat South Korea 10-0
Sweden VS Czech Republic: Sweden beat Czech Republic 3-2  
Germany VS Norway: Norway beat Germany 5-4 SO 
Slovakia VS Switzerland: Switzerland beat Slovakia 2-0  
Latvia VS Finland: Finland beat Latvia 8-1

May 7 
Belarus VS Russia: Russia beat Belarus 6-0
USA VS Germany: USA beat Germany 3-0
Sweden VS France: Sweden beat France 4-0
Canada VS Denmark: Canada beat Denmark 7-1

May 8 
Austria VS Slovakia: Slovakia beat Austria 4-2  
South Korea VS Latvia: Latvia beat South Korea 5-0
Czech Republic VS Switzerland: Czech beat Swiss 5-4 SO  
Finland VS Norway: Finland beat Norway 7-0 

May 9 
Switzerland VS Belarus: Switzerland beat Belarus 5-2 
Germany VS South Korea: Germany beat South Korea 6-1 
Sweden VS Austria: Sweden beat Austria 7-0 
Finland VS Denmark: Denmark beat Finland 3-2  

May 10 
France VS Slovakia: Slovakia beat France 3-1
USA VS Latvia: USA beat Latvia 3-2 OT  
Czech Republic VS Russia: Czech beat Russia 4-3 OT  
Norway VS Canada: Canada beat Norway 5-0  

May 11 
France VS Austria: France beat Austria 5-2  
Denmark VS Norway: Denmark beat Norway 3-0  
Belarus VS Czech Republic: Czech beat Belarus 3-0 
USA VS South Korea: USA beat South Korea 13-1 

May 12 
Slovakia VS Sweden: Sweden beat Slovakia 4-3 OT  
Latvia VS Germany: Latvia beat Germany 3-1  
Austria VS Belarus: Austria beat Belarus 4-0  
Denmark VS South Korea: Denmark beat South Korea 3-1 
Russia VS Switzerland: Russia beat Switzerland 4-3  
Canada VS Finland: Finland beat Canada 5-1  

May 13 
France VS Czech Republic: Czech beat France 6-0  
Norway VS USA: USA beat Norway 9-3 
Switzerland VS Sweden: Sweden beat Switzerland 5-3 
Germany VS Finland: Germany beat Finland 3-2 OT  

May 14 
Russia VS Slovakia: Russia beat Slovakia 4-0  
South Korea VS Norway: Norway beat South Korea 3-0  
Czech Republic VS Austria: Czech beat Austria 4-3 
Canada VS Latvia: Canada beat Latvia 2-1 OT  

May 15 
Switzerland VS France: Switzerland beat France 5-1  
Finland VS USA: Finland beat USA 6-2 
Belarus VS Slovakia: Slovakia beat Belarus 7-4  
Canada VS Germany: Canada beat Germany 3-0 
Russia VS Sweden: Sweden beat Russia 3-1  
Latvia VS Denmark: Latvia beat Denmark 1-0  

May 17 
Russia VS Canada: Canada beat Russia 5-4 OT 
USA VS Czech Republic: USA beat Czech Republic 3-2
Sweden VS Latvia: Sweden beat Latvia 3-2 
Finland VS Switzerland: Switzerland beat Finland 3-2  

May 19
Sweden VS USA: Sweden beat USA 6-0  
Canada VS Switzerland: Switzerland beat Canada 3-2 

May 20
3rd Place Game: USA VS Canada: USA beat Canada 4-1 
Gold Medal Game: Sweden VS Switzerland: Sweden beat Switzerland 3-2 

Gold: Sweden

 Silver: Switzerland

 Bronze: USA
Team Captains
Sweden: Mikael Backlund
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Switzerland: Diaz Raphael 
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USA: Patrick Kane (MVP of tournament)
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Canada: Conor McDavid
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Finland: Michael Granlund
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Russia: Pavel Datsyuk 
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Czech Republic: Roman Cervenka
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Latvia: Roberts Bukarts 
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Slovakia: Andrej Sekera 
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Denmark: Peter Regin 
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Germany: Dennis Seidenberg
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France: Stephen Da Ocasta 
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Norway: Jonas Holos 
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Austria: Thomas Hundertpfund 
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Belarus: Alexander Pavlovich 
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Belaruse: Alexander Pavlovich 

South Korea: Hyeongcheol Song 
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Top Goaltender: Anderson Frederick (Switzerland)
Top Defenceman: John Klingberg (Sweden)
Top Forward: Sebastian Aho (Finland)
MVP: Patrick Kane (USA)

All-Star Team
Goaltender: Anders Nilsson (Sweden)
Defense: Adam Larsson (Sweden)
Defense: Oliver Ekman-Larsson (Sweden)
Forward: Rickard Rakell (Sweden)
Forward: Patrick Kane (USA)
Forward: Sebastian Aho (Finland)

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