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2004 World Cup of Hockey WORLD CUP OF HOCKEY CHAMPIONS CANADA 2 0 0 4 Jay Bouwmeester, Eric Brewer, Martin Brodeur, Shane Doan, Kris Draper, Adam Foote, Simon Gagné, Scott Hannan, Dany Heatley, Jarome Iginla, Ed Jovanovski, Vincent Lecavalier, Mario Lemieux CAPTAIN, Roberto Luongo, Kirk Maltby, Patrick Marleau, Brenden Morrow, Scott Niedermayer, Wade Redden, Robyn Regehr, Brad Richards, Joe Sakic, Ryan Smyth, Martin St. Louis, José Theodore, Joe Thornton Pat Quinn, Ken Hitchcock, Jacques Martin, Wayne Fleming COACHES © Steve Lansky 2016 bigmouthsports.com NHL and the word mark and image of the Stanley Cup are registered trademarks and the NHL Shield and NHL Conference logos are trademarks of the National Hockey League. All NHL logos and marks and NHL team logos and marks as well as all other proprietary materials depicted herein are the property of the NHL and the respective NHL teams and may not be reproduced without the prior written consent of NHL Enterprises, L.P. Copyright © 2017 National Hockey League. All Rights Reserved. 2004 WORLD CUP OF HOCKEY EUROPEAN POOL Monday, August 30 2000 h in Helsinki Tuesday, August 31 1900 h in Stockholm CZECH REPUBLIC 0 v. FINLAND 4 GERMANY 2 v. SWEDEN 5 FIRST PERIOD FIRST PERIOD 1. FINLAND, Jukka Hentunen 1 (Niko Kapanen) 6:33 GWG 1. SWEDEN, Tomas Holmstrom 1 (Markus Naslund, Peter Forsberg) 16:44 PPG 2. GERMANY, Marco Sturm 1 (unassisted) 17:57 SHG Penalties ― Elias C 2:03 Penalties ― Kopitz G 4:01, Holmstrom S 13:11, Astreiter G 16:18, Schubert G 17:00 SECOND PERIOD NO SCORING SECOND PERIOD 3. SWEDEN, Mats Sundin 1 (unassisted) 1:59 Penalties ― Jagr C 1:30, Jokinen F 9:22, Rucinsky C 13:22, Vyborny C 18:15 4. SWEDEN, Kim Johnsson 1 (Daniel Alfredsson, Fredrik Modin) 7:26 GWG 5. SWEDEN, Marcus Nilson 1 (Mats Sundin, Tomas Holmstrom) 11:51 THIRD PERIOD 6. GERMANY, Daniel Kreutzer 1 (Timo Boos) 13:00 PPG 2. FINLAND, Saku Koivu 1 (Jere Lehtinen) 0:30 7. SWEDEN, Fredrik Modin 1 (Kim Jonsson) 16:25 3. FINLAND, Niko Kapanen 1 (Sami Salo, Ville Peltonen) 4:56 PPG 4. FINLAND, Mikko Eloranta 1 (Kimmo Timonen, Mikko Koivu) 11:09 Penalties ― Schubert G 5:57, Schubert G 12:47, Holmstrom S 13:06, Leask G 19:50 Penalties ― Skoula C 4:09, Malik C 11:11, Elias C 16:15, Jokinen F 16:15 THIRD PERIOD NO SCORING Shots on goal by CZECH REPUBLIC 5 4 3 12 Penalties ― Alfredsson S (served by Zetterberg) 2:30, Hecht G 2:38 FINLAND 13 11 10 34 CZECH REPUBLIC, Tomas Vokoun; FINLAND, Miikka Kiprusoff Shots on goal by GERMANY 3 10 6 19 Power play: CZE ― 0 for 1, FIN ― 1 for 6 SWEDEN 15 14 13 42 Coaches: CZECH REPUBLIC, Vladimir Ruzicka; FINLAND, Raimo Summanen, Jari Kurri GERMANY, Olaf Kolzig; SWEDEN, Tommy Salo 11 407 at Hartwall Arena in Helsinki, Finland Power play: GER ― 0 for 4, SWE ― 2 for 7 “It was important to get the right feeling,” said Finnish netminder Miikka Kiprusoff. “There was not much Coaches: GERMANY, Franz Reindl, Bernhard Englbrecht; SWEDEN, Hardy Nilsson work to do, but a few times they broke in to the goal from the corners creating danger.” 12 133 at Globe Arena in Stockholm, Sweden G Miikka Kiprusoff FIN was playing his first competitive hockey since leading the Calgary Flames to the 2004 Stanley Cup Final…where they lost in seven games to the Tampa Bay Lightning “It’s always fun to score a goal, to show the new, young guys,” said 33-year old F Mats Sundin SWE Ivan Hlinka was scheduled to be head coach of Czech Republic team at this tournament. On 16 Looking forward to their next game v. Czech Republic, Sundin said, “We must play better…and we must get August 2004, the 54-year old Hlinka was killed in an automobile accident near Karlovy Vary in better if we’re going to get far in this tournament.” Czech Republic. Vladimir Ruzicka took the hockey team’s helm in his absence. Wednesday, September 1 1900 h in Stockholm Thursday, September 2 1930 h in Cologne CZECH REPUBLIC 3 v. SWEDEN 4 FINLAND 3 v. GERMANY 0 FIRST PERIOD FIRST PERIOD 1. SWEDEN, Fredrik Modin 2 (Mats Sundin) 11:49 1. FINLAND, Kimmo Timonen 1 (Jere Lehtinen, Teemu Selanne) 10:47 PPG GWG Penalties ― Tjarnqvist S 16:52, Rucinsky C 18:38 Penalties ― Lewandowski G 4:22, Selanne F 5:24, Lewandowski G 9:25, Lehtinen F 15:53 SECOND PERIOD SECOND PERIOD 2. SWEDEN, Peter Forsberg 1 (Tomas Holmstrom, Markus Naslund) 2:58 PPG 2. FINLAND, Teemu Selanne 1 (Kimmo Timonen, Saku Koivu) 11:27 PPG 3. SWEDEN, Mattias Ohlund 1 (Daniel Alfredsson, Fredrik Modin) 4:28 PPG 4. SWEDEN, Henrik Zetterberg 1 (Kim Jonsson) 10:30 PPG GWG Penalties ― Goc G 9:33, Kreutzer G 11:05, Lydman F (double minor) Kreutzer G 13:18, Eloranta F 13:24 Penalties ― Slegr C 1:35, Reichel C 3:10, Czech Republic bench (10-minute misconduct, served by M Havlat) THIRD PERIOD Sweden bench (served by Holmstrom) 6:35, Rucinsky C 8:37, Axelsson S 10:44, Nilson S 11:46, Havlat C 3. FINLAND, Jere Lehtinen 1 (Kimmo Timonen) 15:38 Rucinsky C Zetterberg S 16:28 Penalties ― Ruutu F 8:27, Ruutu F 10:46 THIRD PERIOD 5. CZECH REPUBLIC, Martin Rucinsky 1 (Martin Havlat) 3:12 Shots on goal by 6. CZECH REPUBLIC, Marek Zidlicky 1 (unassisted) 5:16 FINLAND 15 14 10 39 7. CZECH REPUBLIC, Patrik Elias 1 (Roman Hamrlik) 14:25 GERMANY 10 11 8 29 FINLAND, Miikka Kiprusoff; GERMANY, Olaf Kolzig Penalties ― Rucinsky C Holmstrom S 6:19, Pahlsson S 12:14, Johansson S 18:12 Power play: FIN ― 2 for 4, GER ― 0 for 6 Shots on goal by Coaches: FINLAND, Raimo Summanen, Jari Kurri; GERMANY, Franz Reindl, Bernhard Englbrecht CZECH REPUBLIC 11 11 18 40 12 975 at Kolnarena in Cologne, Germany SWEDEN 7 11 2 20 CZECH REPUBLIC, Tomas Vokoun; SWEDEN, Mikael Tellqvist “I have to thank the team for defending well,” said Finnish netminder Miikka Kiprusoff. “The trickiest situations arose when Germany played with five against three (which they did once in the second and again in Power play: CZE ― 0 for 5, SWE ― 3 for 5 the third)…then there are always chances.” Coaches: CZECH REPUBLIC, Vladimir Ruzicka; SWEDEN, Hardy Nilsson “The game was even when played five against five. Goaltending and our play in special situations were 13 850 at Globe Arena in Stockholm, Sweden deciding factors,” said Finnish coach Raimo Summanen “We didn’t get a goal with the two-man advantage…Kiprusoff was great,” said Germany’s coach Franz Reindl. “We slowed down in the third, they got two fast goals and suddenly they played great hockey,” said Sweden’s “Finland also played the neutral zone so well, and at their own blue line.” coach Hardy Nilsson. “It was close, but it’s great to know we have home advantage in the quarter-finals.” In a change from previous Canada Cups/World Cup, all eight teams in the tournament advance to quarter-final, knockout play © Steve Lansky 2016 bigmouthsports.com NHL and the word mark and image of the Stanley Cup are registered trademarks and the NHL Shield and NHL Conference logos are trademarks of the National Hockey League. All NHL logos and marks and NHL team logos and marks as well as all other proprietary materials depicted herein are the property of the NHL and the respective NHL teams and may not be reproduced without the prior written consent of NHL Enterprises, L.P. Copyright © 2017 National Hockey League. All Rights Reserved. 2004 WORLD CUP OF HOCKEY EUROPEAN POOL Friday, September 3 1930 h in Prague Saturday, September 4 2030 h in Helsinki GERMANY 2 v. CZECH REPUBLIC 7 SWEDEN 4 v. FINLAND 4 FIRST PERIOD FIRST PERIOD NO SCORING 1. FINLAND, Ville Peltonen 1 (Tuomo Ruutu, Ossi Vaananen) 1:39 2. FINLAND, Ossi Vaananen 1 (Toni Lydman, Jukka Hentunen) 4:34 PPG Penalties ― Leask G 16:52 3. SWEDEN, Fredrik Modin 3 (unassisted) 12:27 PPG 4. FINLAND, Saku Koivu 2 (Jere Lehtinen, Teemu Selanne) 12:46 SECOND PERIOD 5. SWEDEN, Nicklas Lidstrom 1 (Daniel Alfredsson, Mats Sundin) 17:24 PPG 1. CZECH REPUBLIC, Marek Zidlicky 2 (Martin Straka, Vaclav Prospal) 2:56 PPG 6. SWEDEN, Fredrik Modin 4 (Kim Jonsson) 19:17 2. CZECH REPUBLIC, Jiri Slegr 1 (Jiri Dopita, Petr Sykora) 4:27 3. CZECH REPUBLIC, Jaromir Jagr 1 (Vaclav Prospal) 5:52 GWG Penalties ― Nilson S 2:38, Hagman F 10:40, Holmstrom S 12:58, Ruutu F 13:51, Zetterberg S 15:29, Hentunen F 4. CZECH REPUBLIC, Milan Hejduk 1 (Patrik Elias) 10:50 PPG 16:50, Salo F 17:13 5. CZECH REPUBLIC, Patrik Elias 2 (Martin Havlat) 15:48 SECOND PERIOD Penalties ― Goc G 2:02, Ehrhoff G 10:17, Sykora C 12:27, Hejduk C 16:36, Leask G 19:33 7. FINLAND, Olli Jokinen 1 (Tuomo Ruttu, Ville Peltonen) 0:38 GTG THIRD PERIOD Penalties ― Lydman F 15:29, Kiprusoff F (served by Laaksonen) 16:59 6. GERMANY, Tino Boos 1 (Eduard Lewandowski) 3:55 7. CZECH REPUBLIC, Martin Havlat 1 (Tomas Vlasak, Roman Hamrlik) 10:59 THIRD PERIOD 8. GERMANY, Jochen Hecht 1 (Robert Leask) 17:19 8. SWEDEN, Tomas Holmstrom 2 (Peter Forsberg, Fredrik Modin) 19:15 PPG GTG 9. CZECH REPUBLIC, Vaclav Prospal 1 (Jaromir Jagr) 18:36 Penalties ― Jokinen F 3:45, Pahlsson S 6:44, Timonen F 19:07 Penalties ― Kathan G Elias C 13:12 FIVE-MINUTE OVERTIME PERIOD Shots on goal by NO SCORING GERMANY 10 8 12 30 CZECH REPUBLIC 18 17 21 56 Penalties ― Lidstrom S 3:32 GERMANY, Robert Muller, Oliver Jones (10:17 of third period); CZECH REPUBLIC, Tomas Vokoun Shots on goal by Power play: GER ― 0 for 4, CZE ― 2 for 5 SWEDEN 11 9 9 1 30 Coaches: GERMANY, Franz Reindl, Bernhard Englbrecht; CZECH REPUBLIC, Vladimir Ruzicka FINLAND 13 4 8 0 25 11 944 at Sazka Arena in Prague, Czech Republic SWEDEN, Mikael Tellqvist; FINLAND, Miikka Kiprusoff “Team Czech played an outstanding second period.
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