Finland, Sweden, and Slovakia Secure Wins at World Junior Hockey Championship

Finland rebounds with a 3-1 victory over Germany, while Sweden dominates Kazakhstan and Slovakia edges Switzerland in Ottawa.

Finland defeated Germany 3-1 after a tough 4-0 loss to host Canada, with Emil Pieniniemi, Arttu Alasiurua, and Jesse Kiiskinen scoring for the team.
Finland's Petteri Rimpinen made 31 saves, while Germany's Linus Vieillard faced 43 shots, stopping 40 in a strong individual performance.
Sweden improved to 2-0 in the tournament with an 8-1 rout of Kazakhstan, led by Anton Wahlberg's two goals and a dominant five-goal first period.
Slovakia secured a narrow 2-1 win over Switzerland, with Jan Chovan breaking the tie late in the third period to claim victory.
Upcoming games on Sunday include Finland facing the United States, Germany playing Canada, Slovakia taking on Czechia, and Sweden meeting Switzerland.