How to watch the IIHF World Junior Championship Gold Medal Game: USA vs. Finland | Channel, stream, preview
OTTAWA -- Two of the biggest powers in international hockey meet with junior hockey supremacy on the line, as the United States and Finland face off for the gold medal at the 2025 IIHF World Junior Hockey Championship. Where: Canadian Tire Centre (Ottawa, Ont.)
How USA defeated Finland 4-3 to win back-to-back World Juniors gold: Live updates
OTTAWA — Teddy Stiga is the overtime hero for the United States at the 2025 IIHF World Junior Championship in Ottawa, leading them to a 4-3 OT victory over Finland on Sunday evening at the Canadian Tire Centre. Team USA has repeated as champions for the first time in their history at the tournament.
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IIHF apologizes (not really) for horrid officiating that sunk Canada at world juniorsAs everyone knows, if there’s one thing we Canadians do more than play or watch hockey, it’s apologize. “Sorry” is one of the ...
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