At half-time, Switzerland was only 0:1 behind Canada’s side, despite a clear shooting gap, which ended in 46:8. Then, within 92 seconds, the world champion and Olympic champion cleared the scoreboard with a double strike. Seven and a half minutes before the end, Alina Marti reduced the deficit to 1:3. Canada responded with a fourth goal with a good minute before the end. In between, an estimated 2:3 goal was stolen from the Swiss as the referee whistled too quickly.
Aiming for Switzerland!!
Alina Marty scored a good one-timer up front@SwissIceHockey #CANSUI #female world pic.twitter.com/JExzJi3jSs
— IIHF (@IIHFHockey) 27 August 2022
Canada 4-1 Switzerland (1-0, 2-0, 1-1)
Herning. – 530 spectators. – SR Hiller/Nurmi (USA/FIN), Saaremaki/Wang (FIN/CHN)
Goals: 11. Fillier (Shelton) 1-0. 30. (29:40) Fillier 2:0. 32. (31:12) Clark (Turnbull, Bach) 3: 0. 53. Marty (Carpenter, Lutz) 3:1. 59 Turnbull (approx) 4-1.
Punishment: 6 times 2 minutes against Canada, 2 times 2 minutes against Switzerland. (Abu/Sda)
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