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yasnikov;174741
I understand that many people are more used to saying Belarusians, but actually, the correct term is Belarusians.
Could you elaborate on that? As far as I know, "a" cannot be a connecting vowel... and they are written with a lowercase letter...
ValgallaWolf;174750
We, along with Luchik, did all of this. When the score was 4-4, we were so invested that losing was impossible.
Well, thank you very much to you and Luchik =) And also, I think, to millions of other fans, including me and everyone who is posting here =)
ValgallaWolf;174750
P.S. In principle, this is off-topic, but why isn't Happy in the national team, and what about Yashin?
Regarding Happy: "Unfortunately, these players (Kulemin, Artyukhin, Happy, and Kuteykin) failed to make the roster for the World Championship because other players look stronger and, at this stage, better meet the team's tactical concept and playing scheme," said a statement from the coaching staff of the Russian national team.

And regarding Yashin, he was unable to participate in the national team's training camp in Novogorsk for personal reasons, and the coaches, as they could not try him in various combinations, decided not to take the risk and completely exclude him... Personally, I think that's a mistake... I think he would fit in anywhere...


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05/04/08

Round 2

Group B

Latvia – Canada – 0:7 (0:3, 0:4, 0:0)

0:1 – 02.35 Sharp (Chimera, Jovanovski)

0:2 – 03.45 Green (Heedley)

0:3 – 12.15 Heedley (Getzlaf)

0:4 – 21.03 Nash (Heedley, Burns), PP

0:5 – 22.00 St. Louis (Spezza)

0:6 – 22.42 Kunitz (Roy)

0:7 – 32.20 Nash (Getzlaf)

Goaltenders: Masalskis (Naumov 22.42 – 60.00) – LeClerc.

USA – Slovenia – 5:1 (1:0, 2:1, 1:0)

1:0 – 11.12 Kane (Brown), PP

2:0 – 26.48 Kesel (Vishnevsky, Pominville), PP

3:0 – 32.41 Kesel (Martin, Mueller), PP

3:1 – 36.36 Kopitar (Razingar, Kranjc)

4:1 – 45.05 Booth (Stafford, Halpern)

5:1 – 49.24 Kesel (Burish, O'Sullivan)

Goaltenders: Thomas – Kristan.



Group D

Czech Republic – Russia – 4:5 (2:2, 1:1, 1:1, 0:1) OT

0:1 – 03.47 Zinoviev (Morozov, Kovalchuk)

1:1 – 09.08 Elias (Glinka, Zidlicky), PP

2:1 – 12.05 Kotalik (Fleishman, Kuba), PP

2:2 – 19.59 Gorovikov (Vorobyov), PP

2:3 – 27.44 Morozov (Markov, Kalinin), PP

3:3 – 33.47 Elias (Zidlicky, Kaberle), PP

4:3 – 42.51 Elias (Glinka, Kaberle), PP

4:4 – 46.47 Korneev (Semin, Kovalchuk), PP

4:5 – 63.10 Morozov (Zinoviev, Kalinin)

Goaltenders: Gnilichka – Yeremenko (Biryukov 25.44 – 63.10).

Italy – Denmark – 2:6 (0:3, 1:1, 1:2)

0:1 – 3.54 Green (Staal, Madsen)

0:2 – 8.11 Staal (Eller, Green), PP

0:3 – 10.26 Hasen (Green, Regin), PP

0:4 – 23.31 Nielsen (Green, Staal), PP

1:4 – 37.48 Chierone (Scandella, Strazzabosco)

2:4 – 47.09 Fontanive (Signoretti, Ansoldi)

2:5 – 50.32 Damgaard (Dalmann, Hirsch)

2:6 – 56.03 Degn (Kjoergaard)

Goaltenders: Hell (Tragust, 49:34 – 60.00) – Hirsch 26/28.



Yeremenko out for the rest of the championship

Russian national team goalkeeper Alexander Yeremenko will no longer be able to play in the World Championship in Canada.
The examination confirmed that the injury he sustained in the match against the Czech Republic (5:4 OT) was serious, and he will not be able to return to action in the coming weeks. Thus, after the injuries of Semyon Varlamov and Alexander Yeremenko, only one goalkeeper, Mikhail Biryukov, remains in the Russian national team, according to the official website of the World Championship.

- this is a real disaster... =(((
Кто попробовал слезы мака, тот будет плакать всю жизнь...