Canada won gold

They have no competitor. At least, until now. Canada wins women’s ice hockey. This is a historical practice, and with the permission of the United States, the Olympics are no exception. He reached the semifinals after conceding eleven goals against Sweden and has ten goals for Switzerland. The final result was 10-3, to give a continuation to an impeccable match. It started with a quarter of four in the group stage And +28 in goal difference. Now, Adding the results of all or none of the rounds, it is already +46. In all, he has 53 goals, surpassing his previous record of 44 goals signed in 2010. And with one game remaining, it’s very important. At higher levels, the view is even more impressive. Notice to boatmen. Mainly for Americans and Finland, candidates for the competition for gold (today, Monday, 2:10 pm. Spanish time).

His 11 World Championships (9 for USA) did not lie. Their results in the Olympic tradition (two for four respectively), one. Canada has never missed an appointment for the highest medal. Ever since the introduction of the women’s competition in sports, it has always been. Already 24 years, Nagano since 1998. Seven consecutive finals in history. It is, with a special value, with accumulated anger: In Pyongyang, the award is Friday. America took the ‘classic’ and it can be repeated.

The warning is the same whether you are American or Finnish. The Swiss, after experiencing it in their own flesh, can describe it correctly. Canada is a burning choice that will not give even half an inch, it will cause more blood, more damage. This has been going on in Beijing ever since. Ryan has a special gift for players: the second goal is always easier for them than the first goal. And it usually comes quickly. Switzerland were able to stop the siege for seven minutes, but five minutes later they were already reduced to five. 5-1 in the first quarter, 3-2 in the second (two Swiss goals, superiority) and 2-0 in the third quarter. Of those, 61 shots towards the goal. Swiss goalkeepers Andrea Brentley and Saskia Maurer scored 51 while Canadian Anne-Rene Despians saved 10 runs. Under the sticks, the journey to gold is very quiet.