After three wins in three contests to start the 2022 World Junior Championship, Team USA will face its toughest opponent yet Sunday when it squares off against Sweden in their final game of the preliminary round.
The Americans are coming off a 7-0 win over Austria on Saturday. Carter Mazur scored two goals for the second consecutive day, while Player of the Game Wyatt Kaiser added two goals of his own.
Sasha Pastujov, Matt Coronato and Red Savage also lit the lamp. Andrew Oke and Remington Keopple combined for the shutout in net.
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The Swedes are also coming off a shutout win over Austria, coming out on top 6-0 in a Friday contest. Like the United States, Sweden has yet to lose in Edmonton, securing two regulation wins to grab six out of a possible six points.
The Sporting News has everything you need to know to know to tune in to Sunday's USA vs. Sweden game in the 2022 IIHF World Junior Championship, including the start time, TV channels and streaming information for viewers in the United States and Canada.
TSN has all the World Juniors action in Canada. In the United States, viewers can find the games on NHL Network.
E.J. Hradek will be on the call for NHL Network. He'll be joined by analyst Dave Starman and reporter Jon Rosen on the broadcast.
Fans in Canada can stream all World Juniors games on TSN.ca or the TSN app. U.S. fans can stream the tournament on fuboTV (which comes with a free trial), NHL.tv or the NHL app.
The game between the U.S. and Sweden will start at 10 p.m. ET (8 p.m. local time) from Rogers Place in Edmonton, Alta., home of the NHL's Oilers and WHL's Oil Kings.
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It's the final game of the preliminary round for the United States, which won its first three games. It is the third contest for Sweden, which earned victories in its previous two games.
The puckline stands at 1.5 for Sunday's game between the USA and Sweden, according to Sports Interaction. The U.S. failed to cover the puckline against Germany but covered it in its wins over Switzerland and Austria.
(All times Eastern)