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Which TV channel is displaying USA vs. Sweden? Schedule, time for the 2021 World Juniors recreation

It’s about positioning yourself between two hockey powerhouses in a New Year’s Eve matchup. The United States and Sweden are guaranteed places in the quarterfinals of the IIHF World Juniors 2021, but who they will see is only 60 minutes of action.

The mood in Team USA is high after they have returned after a one-sided 5-3 loss to Russia with two one-sided wins against Austria (11-0) and the Czech Republic (7-0). Trevor Zegras was a side with 10 points (five goals, five assists) in just three games, while captain Cam York scored six points, including five assistants. Against the Czechs, the Americans also scored goals from Arthur Kaliyev and Cole Caufield, as well as a strong performance in the net by Spencer Knight. If head coach Nate Leaman can make these guys shine, the United States could get the New Year going.

However, it’s not an easy meeting. Sweden is a force led by the noisy “Terror Twins” Alexander Holtz and Lucas Raymond. Throw the blue line from Philip Broberg, Victor Soderstrom and Tobias Bjornfot and the US will definitely have its hands full. Also, Sweden lost their first game in about 15 years with overtime against Russia on Wednesday night (now 54-1 record) and will try to avoid consecutive defeats.

If the United States wins in regulation, it will take Group B.

Here’s how to watch the IIHF World Juniors Group B meeting between the US and Sweden in 2021.

How to see USA versus Sweden

  • TV channels (Canada): TSN
  • Live Stream (Canada): TSN Live
  • TV station (USA): NHL network
  • Live stream (USA): fuboTV (7 days free trial)

USA vs. Sweden: when will the puck fall?

  • Date: Thursday December 31st
  • Time: 9:30 p.m. ET

World Juniors 2021: The latest news

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United States of America

Canada

Which teams will take part in the 2021 Junior World Championship?

Ten teams, divided into two groups of five, take part.

Group A Group B.
Canada Russia
Finland Sweden
Switzerland United States of America
Slovakia Czech Republic
Germany Austria

Full schedule for the 2021 Junior World Championship

(All times east)

FRIDAY, DEC. 25th
Switzerland versus Slovakia 14 o’clock TSN, NHLN
Germany versus Finland 6 p.m. TSN, NHLN
Russia versus USA 9:30 p.m. TSN, NHLN
SATURDAY, DEC. 26th
Sweden versus Czech Republic 14 o’clock TSN, NHLN
Germany versus Canada 6 p.m. TSN, NHLN
USA vs. Austria 9:30 p.m. TSN, NHLN
SUNDAY, DEC. 27
Finland versus Switzerland 14 o’clock TSN, NHLN
Slovakia versus Canada 6 p.m. TSN, NHLN
Czech Republic versus Russia 9:30 p.m. TSN, NHLN
MONDAY, DEC. 28
Austria versus Sweden 6 p.m. TSN, NHLN
Slovakia versus Germany 9:30 p.m. TSN, NHLN
TUESDAY, DEC. 29
USA versus Czech Republic 14 o’clock TSN, NHLN
Canada versus Switzerland 6 p.m. TSN, NHLN
Austria versus Russia 9:30 p.m. TSN, NHLN
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 30th
Finland versus Slovakia 14 o’clock TSN, NHLN
Switzerland versus Germany 6 p.m. TSN, NHLN
Russia versus Sweden 9:30 p.m. TSN, NHLN
THURSDAY, DEC. 31
Czech Republic versus Austria 14 o’clock TSN, NHLN
Canada versus Finland 6 p.m. TSN, NHLN
Sweden versus USA 9:30 p.m. TSN, NHLN
SATURDAY, JAN. 2
Quarter finals Noon TSN, NHLN
Quarter finals 3:30 pm TSN, NHLN
Quarter finals 19 o’clock TSN, NHLN
Quarter finals 10:30 p.m. TSN, NHLN
MONDAY, JAN. 4th
Semifinals 6 p.m. TSN, NHLN
Semifinals 9:30 p.m. TSN, NHLN
TUESDAY, JAN. 5
Game for the bronze medal 17:30 TSN, NHLN
Gold medal game 9:30 p.m. TSN, NHLN

Who has won the IIHF Junior World Championship in the last 10 years?

year winner Host country
2020 Canada Czech Republic
2019 Finland Canada
2018 Canada United States
2017 United States Canada
2016 Finland Finland
2015 Canada Canada
2014 Finland Sweden
2013 United States Russia
2012 Sweden Canada
2011 Russia United States

Which countries won the most medals at the Junior World Championship?

country gold silver bronze total
Canada 18th 9 5 32
Russia* 13th 13th 11 37
Finland 5 4th 6th 15th
United States 4th 2 6th 12th
Sweden 2 11 6th 19th
Czech Republic + 2 5 7th 14th
Slovakia 0 0 2 2
Switzerland 0 0 1 1

* Includes medals won as the Soviet Union and CIS
+ Includes medals won as Czechoslovakia

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