Finland Defeats Canada 4-2 in Ice Hockey World Championship Semifinal
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Finland defeated Canada 4-2 on Saturday in Zurich in the ice hockey world championship semifinals. The victory sets up a final match against Switzerland.
Aleksander Barkov, captain of the Florida Panthers and two-time Stanley Cup champion, led Finland to the upset victory. Barkov had missed the entire NHL season with an injury prior to the tournament. Finland will now face Switzerland in the world championship final.
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