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May 18
FINAL
Quebec (Canada)
Canada – Russia – 4:5 OT (3:1, 1:1, 0:2, 0:1)
0:1 – 01.23 Semen (Ovechkin, Fedorov)
1:1 – 03.54 Burns (Roy, Green)
2:1 – 09.17 Kunitz
3:1 – 14.51 Burns (St. Louis, Heed), PP
3:2 – 21.14 Semen (Korneev, Markov), PP
4:2 – 29.56 Heed (Getzlaf)
4:3 – 48.55 Tereshchenko (Semen, Tyutin)
4:4 – 54.46 Kovalchuk (Proshkin, Radulov)
4:5 – 62.42 Kovalchuk (Fedorov, Ovechkin), PP
Goaltenders: Ward – Nabokov.
Best players of the 2008 World Championship
Goaltender - Evgeny Nabokov (Russia)
Defenseman - Brent Burns (Canada)
Forward - Danny Heed (Canada)
Most Valuable Player (MVP) - Danny Heed (Canada)
All-Star Team according to journalists
Goaltender - Evgeny Nabokov (Russia)
Defensemen - Mike Green (Canada), Tomas Kaberle (Czech Republic)
Forwards - Rick Nash (Canada), Danny Heed (Canada), Alexander Ovechkin (Russia)
Top scorers
1. Danny Heed (Canada) - 20 points (12+8), 9 games
2. Ryan Getzlaf (Canada) - 14 points (3+11), 9 games
3-4. Rick Nash (Canada) - 13 points (6+7), 9 games
3-4.Alexander Semen (Russia) - 13 points (6+7), 9 games
5. Mattias Weinhandl (Sweden) - 13 points (5+8), 9 games
6. Alexander Ovechkin (Russia) - 12 points (6+6), 9 games
7. Sergei Fedorov (Russia) - 12 points (5+7), 9 games
8. Mike Green (Canada) - 12 points (4+8), 9 games
9. Phil Kessel (USA) - 10 points (6+4), 7 games
10. Derek Roy (Canada) - 10 points (5+5), 9 games
11. Patrick Kane (USA) - 10 points (3+7), 7 games
12. Martin St. Louis (Canada) - 10 points (2+8), 9 games
13. Tomas Kaberle (Czech Republic) - 10 points (1+9), 7 games
...
21. Ilya Kovalchuk (Russia) - 8 points (2+6), 8 games
25. Alexei Morozov (Russia) - 7 points (5+2), 8 games
30. Denis Zaripov (Russia) - 7 points (3+4), 8 games
Top goalscorers
1. Danny Heed (Canada) - 12 goals, 9 games
2-3. Patrick Elias (Czech Republic) - 6 goals, 7 games
2-3. Phil Kessel (USA) - 6 goals, 7 games
4-7. Patrick Hornqvist (Sweden) - 6 goals, 9 games
4-7. Rick Nash (Canada) - 6 goals, 9 games
4-7. Alexander Ovechkin (Russia) - 6 goals, 9 games
4-7. Alexander Semen (Russia) - 6 goals, 9 games
8-11. Dustin Brown (USA) - 5 goals, 7 games
8-11. Ales Kotalik (Czech Republic) - 5 goals, 7 games
8-11. Zach Parise (USA) - 5 goals, 7 games
8-11. Radim Vrbata (Czech Republic) - 5 goals, 7 games
12-13. Maxim Afinogenov (Russia) - 5 goals, 8 games
12-13. Alexei Morozov (Russia) - 5 goals, 8 games
14-17. Sergei Fedorov (Russia) - 5 goals, 9 games
...
23-28. Maxim Sushinsky (Russia) - 4 goals, 9 games
Top assists
1. Ryan Getzlaf (Canada) - 11 assists, 9 games
2. Tomas Kaberle (Czech Republic) - 9 assists, 7 games
3-6. Mike Green (Canada) - 8 assists, 9 games
3-6. Danny Heed (Canada) - 8 assists, 9 games
3-6. Martin St. Louis (Canada) - 8 assists, 9 games
3-6. Mattias Weinhandl (Sweden) - 8 assists, 9 games
7. Lubomir Vishnovsky (Slovakia) - 7 assists, 5 games
8-9. Patrick Kane (USA) - 7 assists, 7 games
8-9. Paul Martin (USA) - 7 assists, 7 games
10-12. Sergei Fedorov (Russia) - 7 assists, 9 games
10-12. Rick Nash (Canada) - 7 assists, 9 games
10-12. Alexander Semen (Russia) - 7 assists, 9 games
13. Ilya Kovalchuk (Russia) - 6 assists, 8 games
14-17. Denis Grebeshkov (Russia) - 6 assists, 9 games
14-17. Alexander Ovechkin (Russia) - 6 assists, 9 games
...
22-29. Konstantin Korneev (Russia) - 5 assists, 9 games
22-29. Sergei Zinoviev (Russia) - 5 assists, 9 games
Final standings
1. Russia
2. Canada
3. Finland
4. Sweden
5. Czech Republic
6. USA
7. Switzerland
8. Norway
9. Belarus
10. Germany
11. Latvia
12. Denmark
13. Slovakia
14. France
15. Slovenia
16. Italy
World Championship 2009 in Switzerland
Group A: Canada, Slovakia, Belarus, Hungary.
Group B: Russia, Switzerland, Germany, France.
Group C: Sweden, USA, Latvia, Austria.
Group D: Finland, Czech Republic, Norway, Denmark.
2010 Olympics in Vancouver
Group A: Canada, USA, Switzerland, "qualifier"-3.
Group B: Russia, Czech Republic, Slovakia, "qualifier"-2.
Group C: Sweden, Finland, Belarus, "qualifier"-1
FINAL
Quebec (Canada)
Canada – Russia – 4:5 OT (3:1, 1:1, 0:2, 0:1)
0:1 – 01.23 Semen (Ovechkin, Fedorov)
1:1 – 03.54 Burns (Roy, Green)
2:1 – 09.17 Kunitz
3:1 – 14.51 Burns (St. Louis, Heed), PP
3:2 – 21.14 Semen (Korneev, Markov), PP
4:2 – 29.56 Heed (Getzlaf)
4:3 – 48.55 Tereshchenko (Semen, Tyutin)
4:4 – 54.46 Kovalchuk (Proshkin, Radulov)
4:5 – 62.42 Kovalchuk (Fedorov, Ovechkin), PP
Goaltenders: Ward – Nabokov.
Best players of the 2008 World Championship
Goaltender - Evgeny Nabokov (Russia)
Defenseman - Brent Burns (Canada)
Forward - Danny Heed (Canada)
Most Valuable Player (MVP) - Danny Heed (Canada)
All-Star Team according to journalists
Goaltender - Evgeny Nabokov (Russia)
Defensemen - Mike Green (Canada), Tomas Kaberle (Czech Republic)
Forwards - Rick Nash (Canada), Danny Heed (Canada), Alexander Ovechkin (Russia)
Top scorers
1. Danny Heed (Canada) - 20 points (12+8), 9 games
2. Ryan Getzlaf (Canada) - 14 points (3+11), 9 games
3-4. Rick Nash (Canada) - 13 points (6+7), 9 games
3-4.Alexander Semen (Russia) - 13 points (6+7), 9 games
5. Mattias Weinhandl (Sweden) - 13 points (5+8), 9 games
6. Alexander Ovechkin (Russia) - 12 points (6+6), 9 games
7. Sergei Fedorov (Russia) - 12 points (5+7), 9 games
8. Mike Green (Canada) - 12 points (4+8), 9 games
9. Phil Kessel (USA) - 10 points (6+4), 7 games
10. Derek Roy (Canada) - 10 points (5+5), 9 games
11. Patrick Kane (USA) - 10 points (3+7), 7 games
12. Martin St. Louis (Canada) - 10 points (2+8), 9 games
13. Tomas Kaberle (Czech Republic) - 10 points (1+9), 7 games
...
21. Ilya Kovalchuk (Russia) - 8 points (2+6), 8 games
25. Alexei Morozov (Russia) - 7 points (5+2), 8 games
30. Denis Zaripov (Russia) - 7 points (3+4), 8 games
Top goalscorers
1. Danny Heed (Canada) - 12 goals, 9 games
2-3. Patrick Elias (Czech Republic) - 6 goals, 7 games
2-3. Phil Kessel (USA) - 6 goals, 7 games
4-7. Patrick Hornqvist (Sweden) - 6 goals, 9 games
4-7. Rick Nash (Canada) - 6 goals, 9 games
4-7. Alexander Ovechkin (Russia) - 6 goals, 9 games
4-7. Alexander Semen (Russia) - 6 goals, 9 games
8-11. Dustin Brown (USA) - 5 goals, 7 games
8-11. Ales Kotalik (Czech Republic) - 5 goals, 7 games
8-11. Zach Parise (USA) - 5 goals, 7 games
8-11. Radim Vrbata (Czech Republic) - 5 goals, 7 games
12-13. Maxim Afinogenov (Russia) - 5 goals, 8 games
12-13. Alexei Morozov (Russia) - 5 goals, 8 games
14-17. Sergei Fedorov (Russia) - 5 goals, 9 games
...
23-28. Maxim Sushinsky (Russia) - 4 goals, 9 games
Top assists
1. Ryan Getzlaf (Canada) - 11 assists, 9 games
2. Tomas Kaberle (Czech Republic) - 9 assists, 7 games
3-6. Mike Green (Canada) - 8 assists, 9 games
3-6. Danny Heed (Canada) - 8 assists, 9 games
3-6. Martin St. Louis (Canada) - 8 assists, 9 games
3-6. Mattias Weinhandl (Sweden) - 8 assists, 9 games
7. Lubomir Vishnovsky (Slovakia) - 7 assists, 5 games
8-9. Patrick Kane (USA) - 7 assists, 7 games
8-9. Paul Martin (USA) - 7 assists, 7 games
10-12. Sergei Fedorov (Russia) - 7 assists, 9 games
10-12. Rick Nash (Canada) - 7 assists, 9 games
10-12. Alexander Semen (Russia) - 7 assists, 9 games
13. Ilya Kovalchuk (Russia) - 6 assists, 8 games
14-17. Denis Grebeshkov (Russia) - 6 assists, 9 games
14-17. Alexander Ovechkin (Russia) - 6 assists, 9 games
...
22-29. Konstantin Korneev (Russia) - 5 assists, 9 games
22-29. Sergei Zinoviev (Russia) - 5 assists, 9 games
Final standings
1. Russia
2. Canada
3. Finland
4. Sweden
5. Czech Republic
6. USA
7. Switzerland
8. Norway
9. Belarus
10. Germany
11. Latvia
12. Denmark
13. Slovakia
14. France
15. Slovenia
16. Italy
World Championship 2009 in Switzerland
Group A: Canada, Slovakia, Belarus, Hungary.
Group B: Russia, Switzerland, Germany, France.
Group C: Sweden, USA, Latvia, Austria.
Group D: Finland, Czech Republic, Norway, Denmark.
2010 Olympics in Vancouver
Group A: Canada, USA, Switzerland, "qualifier"-3.
Group B: Russia, Czech Republic, Slovakia, "qualifier"-2.
Group C: Sweden, Finland, Belarus, "qualifier"-1
And here's what was happening in Solntsevo at night =))):
200 fans blocked traffic in western Moscow
More than 200 fans with flags, celebrating the victory of the Russian national team, blocked Borovskoye Highway in western Moscow in the Peredelkino area, said a representative of the West Administrative District Police Department, where the incident occurred.
"Numerous groups of young people with Russian flags, totaling more than 200 people, blocked traffic on Borovskoye Highway near Sholokhov Street after midnight. As police officers who arrived at the scene found out, the road was blocked in several places by young people who were happy about the victory of the Russian national team at the World Hockey Championship in Canada," the source told RIA Novosti.
He noted that the young people did not commit any serious offenses, and the incident had a minor impact on traffic. All movements of hockey fans are monitored by patrol cars and traffic police. Additional police units were called to the Peredelkino area, the police department representative added. In turn, a representative of the Moscow City Police Department's information department said that many hockey fans also took to the streets of Moscow. In the city center, in sports bars, no incidents were recorded during the match.
P.S. Video from the award ceremony and from the locker room =
Кто попробовал слезы мака, тот будет плакать всю жизнь...
