Canada remains perfect in five games at the ice hockey worlds after beating Slovenia
Canada continued its strong performance at the ice hockey world championship by defeating Slovenia 3-1, marking their fifth consecutive win. Emmitt Finnie contributed significantly with a goal and an assist, while Denton Mateychuk and Dylan Cozens also scored for Canada. The victory solidifies Canada's position at the top of Group B, ahead of their upcoming match against Slovakia.
- ▪Canada beat Slovenia 3-1 in their latest game at the ice hockey world championship.
- ▪Emmitt Finnie led the team with a goal and an assist, while Denton Mateychuk and Dylan Cozens also scored.
- ▪Canada has won all five of their games so far, with four wins in regulation and one in overtime.
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- ▪ Canada beats Slovenia, now 5-0 at hockey worlds — ESPN — NHL
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| Publication time | Fri, 22 May 2026 21:21:03 +0000 |
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Open this photo in gallery:Canada's Emmitt Finnie, right, clashes against Slovenia's goaltender Zan Us during a preliminary-round game between Canada and Slovenia at the world championship in Fribourg, Switzerland, on Friday.Salvatore Di Nolfi/The Associated PressShareSave for laterPlease log in to bookmark this story.Log InCreate Free AccountCanada beat Slovenia 3-1 to make it five wins from five games at the ice hockey world championship on Friday.Emmitt Finnie led with a goal and an assist and Denton Mateychuk and Dylan Cozens also scored.
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