Scheifele Completes Hat Trick in OT for Canada’s 6-5 Win over Norway at Ice Hockey Worlds
Mark Scheifele scored three times, and Canada rallied from a late deficit to move into first place in Group B with 11 points.
- On Thursday, Mark Scheifele scored a hat trick, including the overtime winner, to lift Canada past Norway 6-5 at the IIHF Men's Ice Hockey World Championship in Fribourg, Switzerland.
- Norway built an early 2-0 lead on goals from Eskild Bakke Olsen and Johannes Johannesen, setting up a competitive back-and-forth contest as Scheifele responded for Canada.
- Canada pulled goaltender Cam Talbot for an extra attacker with under two minutes remaining, and Ryan O'Reilly redirected a shot from Macklin Celebrini to force overtime.
- This victory moves Canada into first place in Group B with 11 points, earned through three regulation wins and one overtime triumph in the preliminary round.
- The Canadians face Slovenia on Friday to continue their preliminary round campaign, while Group A teams compete simultaneously in Zurich.
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Updated Hockey World Championship 2026 Results, Group Standings Ahead of KO Bracket After May 21
An overtime hat trick goal from Mark Scheifele lifted Canada to victory over Norway as the preliminary round of the 2026 IIHF Men's World Championship continued Thursday in Switzerland.
Mark Scheifele scored a hat trick and Canada beats Norway 6-5 in overtime at the World Championship in Fribourg, Switzerland.
Tomorrow, Slovenian hockey players will face Canada at the World Cup, which escaped defeat against Norway and won at the beginning of overtime.
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