After a second record-breaking performance to start the World Junior Hockey Championship, Team Canada is back on the ice Wednesday night against Germany, looking to improve to 3-0 in the tournament. 

You can watch the game LIVE from Edmonton starting at 7 p.m. ET/4 p.m. PT on TSN 1/3/4, TSN Direct and the TSN App. 

In their opening game against Czechia on Boxing Day, Buffalo Sabres No. 1 pick Owen Power became the first defenceman in World Juniors history to score a hat trick for Canada.

Then on Tuesday, Canada's 16-year-old phenom Connor Bedard became the youngest player in World Juniors history to score four goals in a single game during an

11-2 rout over Austria. Mario Lemieux (1983), Simon Gagne (1999), Brayden Schenn (2010), Taylor Raddysh (2016) and Maxime Comtois (2018) have also scored four goals in a single game for Team Canada. 

Bedard is also only the second 16-year-old to score a hat trick for Canada at this event, joining Wayne Gretzky, who did it twice in 1977.

"It's definitely cool hearing your name and one of, if not the greatest to ever play," Bedard said. "It's one game and I don't think I'll be getting 2,800 points in the NHL. It's cool though to hear my name with his. It's good, but we've got a long way to go in this tournament."

Looking ahead to Wednesday's game, Canada will once again be heavy favourites against the Germans, who dropped their opener against Finland, 3-1, before edging Czechia, 2-1, in overtime on Monday. 

All-time, Canada holds a dominating 26-1 record against Germany with their only loss coming in 1981. Most recently, Canada hammered Germany 16-2 at last year's tournament inside the Calgary bubble. 

Canada has netted a tournament-leading 17 goals over two games while Germany has scored four times. 

Forward Alexander Blank is the leading scorer for the Germans with two goals and an assist. Cole Perfetti leads the way for Canada with six points (one goal, five assists). 

Canadian forward Xavier Bourgault didn't play against the Austrians after taking a hit to the head in Sunday's opener against Czechia. 

"Fingers crossed he can skate tomorrow," head coach Dave Cameron said.

Fellow forward Justin Sourdif will be eligible to return on Wednesday after serving a one-game suspension for an illegal check to the head.

Elsewhere, the World Juniors were scheduled for a full slate of action on Wednesday after just a single game on Tuesday following Team USA's forfeit to Switzerland due to positive COVID-19 cases on the team. 

However, due to a mandated team quarantine following a positive test result of one of its players overnight, Czechia's game against Finland scheduled for Wednesday afternoon has been cancelled.

The result of the game will be recorded as a 1-0 win for Finland by forfeiture in accordance with IIHF rules.

Still on the schedule, Slovakia will take on Russia at 4:30pm e.t./1:30pm p.t. After the Canada-Germany game at 7pm e.t./4pm p.t., USA hopes to finish off the day against Sweden at 9:30pm e.t./6:30pm p.t., if COVID protocols allow it.