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CESKE BUDEJOVICE, Czech Republic (AP) — Finland became the first team to reach the semifinals at the women’s ice hockey world championship by beating Sweden 3-2 on Thursday.
Jenniina Nylund and Ronja Savolainen put Finland, last year’s bronze medalist, 2-0 ahead in the opening period of their quarterfinal.
Sweden answered through goals from Ebba Hedqvist and Josefin Bouveng in the second.
Susanna Tapani gave the Finns the lead for good with 8:14 remaining in the frame.
The Swedes have to settle for the fifth-place game on Saturday.
In the other quarterfinals on Thursday, defending champion Canada plays Japan, the United States meets Germany and the host Czech Republic faces Switzerland.
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Jenniina Nylund and Ronja Savolainen put Finland, last year’s bronze medalist, 2-0 ahead in the opening period of their quarterfinal.
Sweden answered through goals from Ebba Hedqvist and Josefin Bouveng in the second.
Susanna Tapani gave the Finns the lead for good with 8:14 remaining in the frame.
The Swedes have to settle for the fifth-place game on Saturday.
In the other quarterfinals on Thursday, defending champion Canada plays Japan, the United States meets Germany and the host Czech Republic faces Switzerland.
Continue reading...
