Denmark eliminates Canada in a surprising World Championship upset
Thursday, May 22, 2025, 7:20 pm
In a fiercely contested World Championship game, Denmark stunned Team Canada with a 2-1 victory, extinguishing the maple leaf nation’s hopes once again. The underdogs outplayed a historically dominant squad in one of hockey’s most unexpected turns, leaving fans to rue another classic case of Canadian heartbreak.
Accédant aux demi-finales pour la première fois de leur histoire, les Danois se mesureront aux Suisses samedi.
Woe Canada, make that two huge maple leaf letdowns in five days. After Toronto’s playoff-cursed NHL entry dropped another Great White North entry from the Stanley Cup tournament, star-studded Team Canada was stunned 2-1 by underdog Denmark Thursday, eliminated in the quarterfinal stage of the world…
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