Ice Hockey-Swiss End Denmark Fairytale 7-0 to Reach World Championship Final
- Switzerland defeated Denmark 7-0 in the IIHF World Championship semi-finals on Saturday in Stockholm to reach the final game.
- Denmark reached the semi-finals after surprising wins against Canada and Germany but was overwhelmed by Switzerland's strong start and dominance.
- Nino Niederreiter scored twice early, and Denis Malgin added the fourth goal before the Swiss completed the shutout with three more in the third period.
- Leonardo Genoni blocked 17 shots to record his second consecutive shutout, helping Switzerland maintain their position as the tournament leaders with a 34% success rate on the power play.
- Switzerland will face the United States at 2:20 p.m. On Sunday in the final, aiming for their first gold, while Denmark plays Sweden for the bronze medal.
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Ice hockey-Swiss end Denmark fairytale 7-0 to reach world championship final
STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Switzerland secured a 7-0 victory to bring Denmark's fairytale run to an end on Saturday and reach the International Ice Hockey Federation World Championship final against the United States.
Denmark Didn't Make It All the Way – Switzerland Is Through to the World Cup Final
Denmark had defeated Canada – but it was not enough in the World Cup semi-final against Switzerland. On Sunday, Sweden and Denmark will meet in a match for the World Cup bronze medal.
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