The US national team at the 20125 hockey championship defeated the current owners of the title – the Czech Republic. The match of the final round of group B in Jyske Bank Boxen in the Swedish Hurning ended with a score of 5: 2.
The game turned out to be tense, with a large number of fines and a hard struggle. The Czech Republic came forward twice, but ultimately suffered the first defeat in the tournament. At the end of the third period, the American Frank Nazar scored two important goals in the majority that brought his success.
The United States dominated the first and third period, turning the enemy almost doubles – 56 shots against 27.
The assessment in the match changed several times – there were three changes in the leader.
The Americans demonstrated high speed, creating many points in the first period and had a complete advantage in shots of 23: 8, although they scored only one goal.
In the second period, the Czech Republic responded with a series of exact combinations. By the middle of the period, thanks to the star, David Pasrtnaku (which became the goal and productive transfer) and Martin, first leveled the score, and then even in their favor.
In the third period, the game was under the control of the United States. Nazar first realized the majority until 1:35, and then scored the second goal for the majority in the 7th minute, putting forward the United States. Logan Kuli added the fourth goal, increasing the separation, and Andrew the peak scored in an empty gate under the curtain of the game.
Frank Nazar became the main character, forming a double in the majority. The goalkeeper of Jeremy Saviman reflected 25 shots.
As a result, the first place in the group stage was the first ready -made Switzerland. The United States could be ahead of the Czech Republic at the expense of this victory. Denmark and Germany play fourth place.
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