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18-4-2010 World Championships 2010
Icehockey World Championships 2010 in Japan start in just two days. There are 16 nations battling for the championship in the following two weeks. Many believe that the team of Canada will make a good run for the gold.

Here are the starting groups:

Group A

Czech
Norway
Japan

Group B
Sweden
Switzerland
Slovenia
Poland

Group C
Russia
Slovakia
Austria
Latvia

Group D
Finland
Canada
Italy
Germany

27-4-2010 World Championships semifinals
World Championships have reached semifinal stage. In the first semifinal on April 29th, Team Czech will meet Team Russia . In the second clash, Team Sweden will challenge Team Canada. Winners from both games will meet on April 31st in the final game to decide the 2010 World Champion of icehockey.

25-4-2010 World Championships quarterfinals
World Championships have reached quarterfinal stage. Here are the final standings for the starting groups.

Group A PTS GF GA -- Group B PTS GF GA
Czech 6 17 8 -- Sweden 6 20 7
4 16 9 -- Switzerland 4 14 12
Japan 1 10 16 --Poland 2 10 16
Norway 1 8 18 -- Slovenia 0 9 18


Group C PTS GF GA -- Group D PTS GF GA
Russia 6 17 7 -- Canada 6 18 9
Slovakia 4 15 10 -- Finland 4 15 11
Austria 2 9 16 -- Italy 2 11 16
Latvia 0 9 17 --Germany 0 9 17


For quarterfinals, the pairs are:

Czech-Finland
Canada-
Sweden-Slovakia
Russia-Switzerland

29-4-2010 World Championships finalists ready
Team Russia will meet Team Sweden in the final of the 2010 World Championships. Both teams will make a good run for the championship in this exciting game.

In the game for the bronze medal, Team Czech meets Team Canada.

1-5-2010 Team Sweden wins World Championship
Team Sweden has beaten Team Russia in the final of the 2010 World Championships.

In the game for bronze medal, Team Czech has beaten Team Canada.

Leading scorers in the tournament:
1. Martin Erat () 7+7=14
2. Henrik Zetterberg () 5+9=14
3. Robert Lang () 3+10=13
4. Sergei Fedorov () 6+6=12
5. Joe Corvo () 3+9=12
6. Viktor Kozlov () 7+4=11
7. Corey Perry () 5+6=11
8. Shane Doan () 7+3=10
9. Niko Kapanen () 4+6=10
10. Ryan Kesler () 3+6=9

18-4-2011 World Championships 2011
Icehockey World Championships 2011 in Slovakia start in just two days. There are 16 nations battling for the championship in the following two weeks. Many believe that the team of will make a good run for the gold.

Here are the starting groups:
Group A
Russia

Ukraine
Norway

Group B
Switzerland
Czech
Italy
Latvia

Group C
Slovakia
Sweden
Austria
Poland

Group D
Finland
Canada
Germany
Belarussia

25-4-2011 World Championships quarterfinals
World Championships have reached quarterfinal stage. Here are the final standings for the starting groups.

Group A PTS GF GA
Russia 6 17 10
4 16 11
Ukraine 2 12 16
Norway 0 10 18

Group B PTS GF GA
Czech 6 19 8
Switzerland 4 14 14
Italy 2 13 16
Latvia 0 10 18

Group C PTS GF GA
Sweden 6 17 8
Slovakia 3 9 9
Austria 3 8 10
Poland 0 9 16

Group D PTS GF GA
Canada 6 18 9
Finland 4 13 12
Germany 2 8 11
Belarussia 0 5 12

For quarterfinals, the pairs are:

Russia-Finland
Canada-
Czech-Slovakia
Sweden-Switzerland

27-4-2011 World Championships semifinals
World Championships have reached semifinal stage. In the first semifinal on April 29th, Team Finland will meet Team Sweden . In the second clash, Team Czech will challenge Team Canada. Winners from both games will meet on April 31st in the final game to decide the 2011 World Champion of icehockey.

29-4-2011 World Championships finalists ready
Team Sweden will meet Team Canada in the final of the 2011 World Championships. Both teams will make a good run for the championship in this exciting game.

In the game for the bronze medal, Team Finland meets Team Czech.

1-5-2011 Team Canada wins World Championship
Team Canada has beaten Team Sweden in the final of the 2011 World Championships.

In the game for bronze medal, Team Czech has beaten Team Finland.

Leading scorers in the tournament:
1. Vaclav Prospal () 7+4=11
2. Antti Miettinen () 7+4=11
3. Jarret Stoll () 6+5=11
4. Milan Michalek () 6+5=11
5. Brad Richards () 5+5=10
6. Dustin Penner () 5+5=10
7. Antti Pihlstrom () 4+6=10
8. Alex Picard () 2+8=10
9. Ryan Getzlaf () 3+6=9
10. Martin Hanzal () 2+6=8