How come the Russians didn't celebrate after three rounds?
If this was an in-game change of rules then Russia should appeal.
It's five in elimination games.
How come the Russians didn't celebrate after three rounds?
If this was an in-game change of rules then Russia should appeal.
How come the Russians didn't celebrate after three rounds?
If this was an in-game change of rules then Russia should appeal.
Weird, because there seemed to be a lot of confusion on the ice and especially the russians seemed to have no idea about it. If they changed their rulebook, not communicating it clearly is really bad. Definitely looked like it affected the russians.
As a Canadian fan, I hate to agree with you, but you're right. I'll be shocked if Canada gets passed Sweden today.
Sweden is loaded.
WTF??? If it's the case, Russia need to protest and go to the final, because after 3, we were ahead.
Overtime procedure
In case of a tie at the end of regulation in a quarterfinal, semi-final and bronze medal game, there will be a 10-minute, sudden-death overtime period, following a three-minute intermission. The teams will defend the same goals as in the third period. The team, which scores first is the winner.
In the gold medal game there will be a 20-minute sudden-death overtime, following a full intermission during which the ice will be resurfaced. The teams will change ends. The team which scores first is the winner.
All sudden death overtime periods are played four skaters on four.
If no goal is scored during the sudden-death overtime, there will be game winning shot (GWS) competition ’shootout’. Each team must select three shooters to compete in the GWS. If the score is still tied after the teams have had three attempts each, the teams continue to shoot in pairings until the shooter of one team misses and the shooter of the other team scores. See Game Winning Shots Procedure.
Game Winning Shots Procedure
If no goal is scored in overtime then the Game Winning Shots procedure will apply. The following procedure will be utilised:
Three different shooters from each team will take alternate shots, until a decisive goal is scored.
If the game is still tied after three shots by each team, the GWS will continue with a tie-break shoot out by one player of each team, with a reversed shooting order. The same or new players can take the tie-break shots.
The same player can also be used for each shot by a team in the tie-break. Only the decisive goal will count in the result of the game.
Note: This GWS procedure applies for all games.
It's 5 rounds in elimination game for the millionth time.
Guys, what's more likely:
1. The rule was changed and they didn't update a stupid website almost nobody goes to.
2. All of the officials on and off ice completely forgot how many rounds it's supposed to be.
For playoff games (except for the gold medal game) the overtime period will be played four-on-four for 10 minutes. If still tied, both teams will go to a five-round shootout and potential tie-break shots.
They probably should have looked up the rules? That's up to the management, the officials cannot babysit anyone and call everyone separately.
How come the Russians didn't celebrate after three rounds?
If this was an in-game change of rules then Russia should appeal.
Apparantly TSN thought it was 3?