Canada routs Denmark to remain perfect at hockey worlds
Canada continued its strong performance at the ice hockey world championship by defeating Denmark 5-1. Sidney Crosby contributed significantly with four assists, while Porter Martone scored a goal and an assist. Canada remains undefeated in the tournament, leading Group A with nine points.
- ▪Canada won against Denmark with a score of 5-1 in the world championship preliminary round.
- ▪Sidney Crosby had four assists in the game, while Porter Martone scored a goal and an assist.
- ▪Canada is currently leading Group A with three wins and nine points.
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- ▪ Canada routs Denmark behind Crosby's 4 assists — ESPN — NHL
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| Publication time | Mon, 18 May 2026 19:53:36 +0000 |
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Open this photo in gallery:Canada's Parker Wotherspoon, centre, celebrates his goal with Canada's Sidney Crosby, left, and Canada's John Tavares, right, during the world championship preliminary-round Group B game between Canada and Denmark, in Fribourg, Switzerland, on Monday.Cyril Zingaro/The Associated PressShareSave for laterPlease log in to bookmark this story.Log InCreate Free AccountPorter Martone had a goal and an assist, Sidney Crosby had four assists and Canada defeated Denmark 5-1 for its third straight win at the ice hockey world championship on Monday.Gabriel Vilardi, Denton Mateychuk, Ryan O’Reilly and Parker Wotherspoon also scored for Canada, with Macklin Celebrini dishing out two assists. Jet Greaves made 15 saves.Nick Olesen had Denmark’s lone goal.
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