Germany – Czech Republic 0:5 (end) | France – Slovenia 1:3 (end) | Maďarsko – Norway 0:1 (end)
Canada – Finland 1:2 (1:2 after SO)
after shootout (1:2)
Canada
1:2 (0:0, 1:0, 0:1 - 0:0)
Finland
Monday 19.05.2025, 20:20 • Avicii Arena, Stockholm • World Championship • Group A
     
    Game over. (22:53:06)
    Eeli Tolvanen (FIN) - 1:2
     
    Finland has won after the penalty shoot-out.

    The winning goal scored by EELI TOLVANEN.
    Adam Fantilli (CAN)
     
    5. series
    1:2
    Adam FANTILLI (CAN) fails.
    Lenni Hämeenaho (FIN)
     
    5. series
    1:2
    Lenni HÄMEENAHO (FIN) fails.
    Nathan MacKinnon (CAN)
     
    4. series
    1:2
    Nathan MACKINNON (CAN) fails.
    Mikael Pyyhtiä (FIN)
     
    4. series
    1:2
    Mikael PYYHTIÄ (FIN) fails.
    Sidney Crosby (CAN)
     
    3. series
    1:2
    Sidney CROSBY (CAN) fails.
     
    3. series
    1:2
    Eeli TOLVANEN (FIN) scores.
    Kent Johnson (CAN)
     
    2. series
    1:1
    Kent JOHNSON (CAN) scores.
     
    2. series
    0:1
    Teuvo TERAVAINEN (FIN) fails.
    Ryan O'Reilly (CAN)
     
    1. series
    0:1
    Ryan O'REILLY (CAN) fails.
    Patrik Puistola (FIN)
    State changes info
    Full live blog in the Czech language on onlajny.com
    Goals & lineups Match log
    Goals and assists: 38. O'Reilly (Dobson) – 48. Puistola (Matinpalo, Björninen), dec. goal E. Tolvanen

    Shootout:

    1. series:
    0:1   Patrik Puistola (FIN)
    0:1   Ryan O'Reilly (CAN)
    2. series:
    0:1   Teuvo Teravainen (FIN)
    1:1   Kent Johnson (CAN)
    3. series:
    1:2   Eeli Tolvanen (FIN)
    1:2   Sidney Crosby (CAN)
    4. series:
    1:2   Mikael Pyyhtiä (FIN)
    1:2   Nathan MacKinnon (CAN)
    5. series:
    1:2   Lenni Hämeenaho (FIN)
    1:2   Adam Fantilli (CAN)

    Canada: Fleury (Binnington) – Spurgeon, Sanheim, Dobson, Weegar, Montour, Matheson, Evans – Foerster, MacKinnon (A), Horvat – Konecny, Crosby (C), Celebrini – Johnson, O'Reilly (A), Cuylle – Hayton, Danault, Schenn – Fantilli.
    Coach: Dean Evanson
    Finland: Saros (Larmi) – Saarijarvi, Lehtonen (C), Matinpalo, Leppänen, Seppälä, Mattila, Rissanen – Teravainen (A), Lammikko, E. Tolvanen – Hämeenaho, Pärssinen, Puistola – Erholtz, Järvinen, Pyyhtiä – Merelä, Björninen (A), Pesonen – Oksanen.
    Coach: Antti Pennanen
    Referees: Holm (SWE), Hribik (CZE) – Lundgren (SWE), Zunde (LAT)
    Attendance: 12 530