US EditionDenmark Stuns Canada, US Beats Finland to Reach Semifinals at Ice Hockey Worlds (Copy)
- Denmark stunned Canada 2-1 on May 22 in a sold-out Herning arena at the quarterfinal of the ice hockey world championship to reach the semifinals.
- Denmark's upset followed strong Canadian pressure that included 30 shots in the first two periods, but Denmark's goalie Frederik Dichow made 39 saves to keep the team in the game.
- Nikolaj Ehlers scored for Denmark with 2:17 remaining, followed by Nick Olesen's winning goal with 49 seconds left, while Travis Sanheim scored Canada's lone goal fed by Sidney Crosby.
- The United States secured a spot in the semifinals with a 5-2 victory over Finland, highlighted by Conor Garland scoring twice on the power play and a rapid 71-second rally in the second period, as noted by head coach Ryan Warsofsky.
- Denmark advanced to the semifinals for the first time in the tournament’s history, setting up a Saturday matchup against Switzerland, while the United States is scheduled to play Sweden.
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The Danes Thought They Were Going Home, and the Canadians Thought They Were Going on: Sensation Created Impractical Problems
It shook the ice hockey world when Denmark sensationally beat Canada. Unity created the victory, says the former national coach, and it is also the ingredient that will ensure a victory against the superpower Switzerland.
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