GDT: Pre-tournament • Dec. 20 • Russia vs. Denmark

[Woodhouse]

Pre-tournament:

Russia vs.

Denmark
Dec. 20 • 12:00 PM ET • 6:00 PM CET
K-Rock Centre — Kingston, Ont.
TV: —

Projected lineups will be added as they become available.

Russia

27 Denis Guryanov - 25 Yakov Trenin - 11 Nikita Korostelev
13 Artur Tyanulin - 21 Denis Alexeev - 17 German Rubtsov
22 Danil Yurtaykin - 14 Kirill Belyaev - 16 Nikita Li
19 Pavel Karnaukhov - 9 Danila Kvartalnov - 8 Kirill Urakov

Sergei Zborovsky - 2 Vadim Kudako
15 Yegor Voronkov - 29 Artyom Volkov
3 Mikhail Sidorov - 23 Grigori Dronov
4 Artyom Chmykhov - 5 Kamil Fazylzyanov

20 Vladislav Sukhachyov
1 Anton Krasotkin

Denmark

10 Rasmus T. Andersson - 27 Alexander True - 22 Frederik Høeg
16 Jonas Røndbjerg - 19 Nikolaj Krag - 11 Joachim Blichfeld
14 Niklas Andersen - 23 David Madsen - 18 William Boysen
9 Jeppe Jul Korsgaard - 13 Christian Wejse-Mathiasen - 21 Tobias Ladehoff
24 Daniel Nielsen, 26 Kristoffer Søgaard

8 Nicolai Weichel - 5 Oliver Gatz
2 Oliver Larsen - 12 Christian Mieritz
7 Mathias Røndbjerg - 3 Anders Koch
6 Jakob Jessen - 15 Morten Jensen

30 Lasse Munk Petersen
31 Kasper Krog
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[tade]

Where I can watch this?

 

[Sofaw]

Line up team Denmark

GK:
Lasse Munk Petersen
Kasper Krog

Nicolai Weichel – Oliver Gatz
Rasmus T. Andersson – Alexander True – Frederik Høeg

Oliver Larsen – Christian Mieritz
Jonas Røndbjerg – Nikolaj Krag – Joachim Blichfeld

Mathias Røndbjerg – Anders Koch
Niklas Andersen – David Madsen – William Boysen

Jakob Jessen – Morten Jensen
Jeppe Jul Korsgaard – Christian Wejse-Mathiasen – Tobias Ladehoff

This could very well be the starting line for the WC. If Mathias From will be ready he will most likely replace Frederik Høgh

 

[Woodhouse]

 

[Appleyard]

Ilya Samsonov
Mikhail Sergachev
Egor Rykov
Kirill Kaprizov
Alex Polunin
Mikhail Vorobyov

Were the scratches for the game... basically the locks.

 

[Appleyard]

0-0 after one.

 

[ValeriKamensky]

Zborovsky - Kudako, Guryanov - Trenin - Korostelev; .
Voronkov - Volkov, Tyanulin - Alexeyev - Rubtsov;
Sidorov - Dronov, Yurtaikin - Belyaev - Lee;
Chmyhov - Fazylzyanov, Karnouhov - Kvartalnov - Urakov
Sukhachev(Krasotkin)

line-ups from fhr.ru - site of Russian Hockey Federation

 

[ValeriKamensky]

Rubtsov scores! 1:0 Russia

 

[ValeriKamensky]

2nd period is gone. Still 1-0 Russia, Rubtsov`s assistants Tyanulin and Volkos. SOG 14-8 Russia

 

[ValeriKamensky]

Denmark scores 1-1

 

[ValeriKamensky]

Regulation time is over. 1-1, OT 3 on 3

 

[snipes]

Damn Denmark made a game of it.

 

[Sofaw]

No matter who wins. 10 years ago results like this would have been totally impossible - even though this is a friendly game

 

[ValeriKamensky]

Trenin scores! 2-1 win

 

[ValeriKamensky]

Typical game between Bragin`s Russia and Denmark...

 

[Atas2000]

No matter who wins. 10 years ago results like this would have been totally impossible - even though this is a friendly game

Really? With those scratches? Russia scratched the core basically.

 

[TheBeastCoast]

Really? With those scratches? Russia scratched the core basically.

Against Denmark he is probably correct it would of been a walk for any of the top teams without there top players. They have come a long way.

 

[ValeriKamensky]

By the order, there was shootouts. Denmark won this series 1-0 )))

 

[Sofaw]

Really? With those scratches? Russia scratched the core basically.

Well yes. To give you some examples, not even 10 years old:

December 2009: Denmark - France 2-4
February 2010: Norway - Denmark 8-2

OK, maybe the worst games, but the picture is without doubt, that Denmark has improved a lot a the J20-level. The simple explanation is that there has been quite a focus on better physics.

 

[cska78]

Good job by Denmark. I thought this year we were a contender. Even though the top line is scratched I am beyond concerned...

 

[Sofaw]

Really? With those scratches? Russia scratched the core basically.

Well yes. To give you some examples, not even 10 years old:

December 2009: Denmark - France 2-4
February 2010: Norway - Denmark 8-2

OK, maybe the worst games, but the picture is without doubt, that Denmark has improved a lot a the J20-level. The simple explanation is that there has been quite a focus on better physics.

 

[Canada4Gold]

Denmark has a much deeper team that usual so I'm not that surprised they stayed in this game. Russia without their scratches will be much better, but Denmark has a pretty solid team this year, certainly not a 3 lines get hemmed in all the time, hope the other line scores type of team.

They went to OT last year in the QF too(and almost won in regulation) so maybe Denmark had a lot of confidence they could play with Russia.

 

[malkinfan]

Good job by Denmark. I thought this year we were a contender. Even though the top line is scratched I am beyond concerned...

Me too, offense is stale

 

[Yakushev72]

Good job by Denmark. I thought this year we were a contender. Even though the top line is scratched I am beyond concerned...

Looking at the lineup there, I think you have very good reason to be concerned. Seems like there is less depth and talent at Forward than in recent years. Everybody kind of waits for a Bragin miracle to turn them into a contending team. In his history with the WJC, going back to 2005, he has never finished lower than Silver. I think it will be harder to hold up that standard this year.

 

[Fantomas]

Not sure I agree. On paper this team looks fine. It lacks stars at forward, but I see plenty of depth. Many players with KHL experience. As many as ever.

But they are not getting results. I don't know why.