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Women's Worlds: Austria 4, Switzerland 2

Alina Muller scored the tying goal 19 seconds after Austria took the lead in the second period and Ivana Wey notched the go-ahead goal early in the third before Muller scored again to seal Switzerland's win at the World Women's Hockey Championship.


Fresh new faces finding their footing with Team Canada

Nine new faces are representing Canada at the Women's World Hockey Championship. Laura Diakun is joined by Sami Jo Small to discuss some of the difference makers so far, as they prepare for their next game against Finland.


Women's Worlds: Denmark 0, Sweden 10

Mira Jungaker and Michelle Lowenhielm had four-point nights for Sweden and Lina Ljungblom scored the game-winner early in the first period of the lopsided win. Emma-Sofie Nordstrom made 46 saves for Denmark.


Women's Worlds: Germany 2, Czechia 1 (SO)

Lilli Welcke opened the scoring in the first period and scored in the seventh round of the shootout to give Germany the victory over Czechia at the World Women’s Hockey Championship.


Women's Worlds: United States 11, Austria 1

Joy Dunne led the way for the Americans with a goal and three assists on Monday as Team USA cruised past Austria with an 11-goal performance to remain undefeated at the Women's World Hockey Championship.


Women's Worlds: Canada 10, Denmark 0

Emma Maltais scored twice and eight other players registered a goal as Canada thumped Denmark at the Women's World Championship on Monday to improve to 3-0 in the group stage.


Women's Worlds: Japan 0, Canada 9

Canada didn’t leave much to chance in their game against Japan, nabbing an convincing 9-0 win. Daryl Watts scored one and picked up an assist, as did Kendall Cooper. Eve Gascon made 14 saves en route to a shutout, and Riko Kawaguchi made 49 saves for Japan.


How important will scoring contributions from Canada's defence be?

Canada scored nine goals in a rout against Japan on Sunday, and got four of them from defencemen. Laura Diakun is joined by TSN Hockey analyst Sami Jo Small to discuss the importance of getting offensive production from the backend, and more after Canada's win.


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