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Mikael Granlund (45th/46th), Joel Armia (55th) and Sakari Manninen (67th) as the decisive man scored the goals for the Finns, who thus successfully avenged the 2-3 defeat after extra time in the final last year year in Riga. Dylan Cozens (25th), Zach Whitecloud (58th) and Max Comtois (59th) scored for the Canadians, who are still the record world champions with Russia with 27 world titles. The Sbornaja had been excluded from the World Cup because of the Russian war of aggression in Ukraine.


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