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Canada caps group stage with a 2-0 shutout of Finland, Germany beats the Swiss at women's worlds

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The Associated Press. (2026, November 11). Canada caps group stage with a 2-0 shutout of Finland, Germany beats the Swiss at women's worlds. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/hockey/canada-caps-group-stage-with-a-2-0-shutout-of-finland-germany-beats-the-swiss-at-women-s-worlds/article_4322c240-5351-5144-953b-4e954a1661bb.html

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Canada secured a perfect record in the women’s ice hockey world championship's preliminary round by defeating Finland 2-0 on Wednesday, with goals from Caitlin Kraemer and Sarah Fillier. Goalie Ann-Renee Desbiens made 25 saves for Canada’s third consecutive shutout. Meanwhile, in Group A, Germany rallied to beat Switzerland 3-1, with two quick goals in the middle period turning the game around for Germany.
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Canada Denmark Finland Group B. Switzerland

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Canada GPE · 3× Finland GPE · 3× Switzerland GPE · 3× Denmark GPE · 2× Germans NORP · 2× Group B. ORG · 2× Japan GPE · 2× Ann-Renee Desbiens PERSON · 1× Caitlin Kraemer PERSON · 1× HERNING GPE · 1×

Narrative

Goaltender Ann-Renee Desbiens finished with 25 saves for the shutout, the third straight for Canada in Group B. Caitlin Kraemer scored the go-ahead goal in the opening period after she skated from her defensive zone along the boards before beating Finland goalie Sanni Ahola.
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Canada will face the fourth-place team from Group A — Switzerland or the Czech Republic — in the quarterfinals on Friday.

Claims (10 extracted, 0 hedged)

Canada completed the preliminary round at the women’s ice hockey world championship with a perfect record after blanking Finland 2-0 on Wednesday. asserted
Canada → complete → Wednesday
Goaltender Ann-Renee Desbiens finished with 25 saves for the shutout, the third straight for Canada in Group B. Caitlin Kraemer scored the go-ahead goal in the opening period after she skated from her defensive zone along the boards before beating Finland goalie Sanni Ahola. asserted
she → finish → Ahola
Sarah Fillier added the second in the final period. asserted
Fillier → add → period
Canada will face the fourth-place team from Group A — Switzerland or the Czech Republic — in the quarterfinals on Friday. asserted
Canada → face → Friday
Finland captain Jenni Hiirikoski, who is playing at a record 17th worlds, became the first woman to play 100 games at the tournament. asserted
who → play → tournament
In Group A in Esbjerg, Germany rallied to beat Switzerland 3-1 after Laura Kluge and Katarina Jobst-Smith scored 55 seconds apart in the middle period to give the Germans the lead. asserted
Kluge → rally → lead
Alessia Baechler had given Switzerland the lead in the opening period. asserted
Baechler → give → period
Emily Nix scored the third for Germans, who moved to second in the group with eight points. asserted
who → score → points
The United States is already sure of finishing top of the group and plays the Czechs later Wednesday. asserted
States → finish → Czechs
Sweden faces Japan in the final preliminary game in Group B. The U.S. will face Denmark or Japan in the playoffs. asserted
U.S. → face → playoffs
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