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Frank Gunn / The Canadian Press Fans hold up Canadian flags at the IIHF World Junior Hockey Championship game again the United States in Malmo, Sweden on Tuesday, December 31, 2013.
Frank Gunn / The Canadian Press Fans hold up Canadian flags at the IIHF World Junior Hockey Championship game again the United States in Malmo, Sweden on Tuesday, December 31, 2013.
Frank Gunn / The Canadian Press USA's Quentin Shore runs into Canada's golatender Zach Fucale during second period action.
Frank Gunn / The Canadian Press USA's Quentin Shore runs into Canada's golatender Zach Fucale during second period action.
Frank Gunn / The Canadian Press Canadian fans cheer on their team during second period action.
Frank Gunn / The Canadian Press Canadian fans cheer on their team during second period action.
Frank Gunn / The Canadian Press Canada's goaltender Zach Fucale reaches for the puck as USA's Stefan Matteau tries for the tip during second period action.
Frank Gunn / The Canadian Press Canada's goaltender Zach Fucale reaches for the puck as USA's Stefan Matteau tries for the tip during second period action.
Frank Gunn / The Canadian Press Connor McDavid celebrates his go-ahead goal against the USA during third period action.
Frank Gunn / The Canadian Press Connor McDavid celebrates his go-ahead goal against the USA during third period action.
Frank Gunn / The Canadian Press Canada's goaltender Zach Fucale makes a breakaway stop on USA's Connor Carrick during third period action.
Frank Gunn / The Canadian Press Canada's goaltender Zach Fucale makes a breakaway stop on USA's Connor Carrick during third period action.
Frank Gunn / The Canadian Press Connor McDavid celebrates his go-ahead goal against the USA during third period action.
Frank Gunn / The Canadian Press Connor McDavid celebrates his go-ahead goal against the USA during third period action.
Frank Gunn / The Canadian Press Fans hold up a Canadian flag at the IIHF World Junior Hockey Championship game again the United States Tuesday.
Frank Gunn / The Canadian Press Fans hold up a Canadian flag at the IIHF World Junior Hockey Championship game again the United States Tuesday.

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