After a passionate opening win over Czechia, Team Canada will be looking to keep the momentum going against Austria at World Youth Championship 2022 also made a few tweaks to the lineup.
Xavier Bourgault was injured in Sunday’s win and will not play for Team Canada on Tuesday. Canada will, in turn, run with 12 forwards and eight blueline shooters and Mavrik Bourque will be at the top with Cole Perfetti and Shane Wright to start. Meanwhile, Connor Bedard, who had his time in the top three on Gift Day, will start in fourth row alongside Elliott Desnoyers and Will Cuylle.
The Austrian team will try to revisit the difficult final days and get back on track. To start the World Juniors tournament, the Austrians were quarantined because they tested positive for COVID-19, and they don’t know if they will play against Finland on Monday. However, the final match went on as scheduled, and they lost 7-1 to Finland.
Martin Urbanek, the only scorer for Austria, said: “We were very heavy after having to stay in the hotel all day yesterday. IIHF.com after failure. “Things like that can happen. We did the best we could to prepare and have a good training session.”
Brett Brochu will start against Canada after Dylan Garand starts on Sunday, while Leon Sommer gets the Austrian nod.
Sporting News is following live updates and highlights between Canada and Austria during the IIHF 2022 World Youth Championship on Tuesday. Follow below for the full results from the qualifying game.
Canada vs. Shirt
| first | 2 | 3 | OT | F | |
| Canada | 5 | first | 5 | – | – |
| Shirt | 0 | first | first | – | – |
Canada vs Austria live updates, highlights from World Juniors 2022
New Year’s Eve
9:24 p.m. ET – Mathias Bohm had a rebound and overcame Brett Brochu to score another goal for Austria late in the game against Canada. That’s 11-2.
9:20 p.m. ET – Canada will go close to penalties for the first time with Carson Lambos going to cross-check.
9:13 p.m. ET – GOAL: Mavrik Bourque got his first goal of the tournament, after Cole Perfetti’s superb pass overcame a defender’s block to make it 11-1.
9:08 p.m. ET – GOAL: Ronan Seeley’s initial shot was blocked, but Mason McTavish was up front to catch the rebound and was second of the game to give Team Canada their 10th goal of the night. The score was 10-1 with just over 14 minutes left in the regulation.
9:06 p.m. ET – GOAL: Mason McTavish picked up a pass from Dylan Guenther and fired a shot from a tight angle past Leon Sommer to make it 9-1. It was his second goal of the tournament and the Canadian’s third in less than five minutes to open the door for a third.
9:03 p.m. ET – TO ENTER: Connor Bedard scored against Will Cuylle to score his fourth goal of the game, setting Canada’s one-game record after becoming the youngest player in World Juniors history to score a hat trick. nature. It’s 8-1 for Canadians.
9:02 p.m. ET – The Austrian had a clear chance in a breakthrough but it went too far.
8:59 p.m. ET – Cole Perfetti picked up a loose ball ahead of an Austrian turnover and delivered a quick shot from the slot past Leon Sommer to make it 7-1 after just 27 seconds in the final box.
8:59 p.m. ET – The third phase is underway, Canada leading Austria 6-1.
Second stage
8:40 p.m. ET – END OF SECOND STAGE: Connor Bedard completed a natural hat trick, but the Austrians thwarted Brett Brochu’s interception to make it 6-1 in the third round. The Canadians lead 44-14 on shots on target.
8:39 p.m. ET – GOAL – The Austrians were put on the board after Lukas Necesany caught Brett Brochu away from his twist after colliding with Kaiden Guhle in pursuit of a loose hit. The score is 6-1 with 30 seconds left in the second. The Austrians have now surpassed their total goals from last year’s World Juniors.
8:33 p.m. ET – Logan Stankoven had another great look and almost got the second goal of the game, but it bounced off the crossbar. This is at least the third time Canada has hit the post or crossbar in this match.
8:32 p.m. ET – The Canadian could not find a rope in that man’s advantage and it is now 2v4 in the evening. It’s still 6-0 at Rogers Place.
8:28 p.m. ET – Team Canada will advance to the fourth power match of the night with Tobias Sablattnig going aboard the Dylan Guenther.
8:26 p.m. ET – Halfway through the goal, the Canadian had 38 shots on target, 27 more than Team Austria’s 11.
8:14 p.m. ET – GOAL: Connor Bedard gets his header out and creates a great header before unleashing a hat-trick for a natural hat-trick. Team Canada currently have a hat trick from two different players (Bedard and Owen Power) in the first two games of the 2022 World Youth Championship. The score was 6-0 for the Canadians at 13:47 in the second half. .
8:12 p.m. ET – Canadians are absolutely crowded. Mason McTavish has a clear chance up front but it misses the post. Still 5-0.
8:11 p.m. ET – Donovan Sebrango made an excellent cross to give Ridly Greig a chance but the ball went wide of the post.
8:10 p.m. ET – Team Canada could not convert the man advantage and the score remained 5-0. So far, the Canadian team is 2v3 and has 5 PPG so far in this tournament.
8:06 p.m. ET – The Canadians will continue their third power match of the night after Neighbor Jake woos Lucas Thaler.
8:05 p.m. ET – The second phase is underway, Canada leading Austria 5-0 after an eventful opening game. Fourteen different Canadians found the transcript tonight. Additionally, Team Canada has more goals from the blue line in two games to date than in all previous tournaments.
First period
7:47 p.m. ET – END OF FIRST STAGE: Team Canada led Team Austria 5-0 thanks to two goals from Connor Bedard and goals from Logan Stankoven, Lukas Cormier and Kent Johnson. The Canadians are overtaking the Austrians with a score of 25-6.
7:39 p.m. ET – GOAL: Connor Bedard forced rotation in the neutral area and dribbled with Will Cuylle before scoring a back pass to make Team Canada 5-0 in the opening game. It was Bedard’s second goal of the night thanks to a comeback in less than two minutes.
7:37 p.m. ET – GOAL: Connor Bedard got his first World Juniors goal in the final seconds of the power game, knocking himself off a batter up front. The score was 4-0 for the Canadians with less than five minutes to go ahead.
7:35 p.m. ET – Despite the scorecard, Leon Sommer has been outstanding for the Austrian National Team so far. Made some pretty big saves for the Austrians.
7:34 p.m. ET – Team Canada will advance to the power match when Tobias Sablattnig will start to tie.
7:29 p.m. ET – Midway through the first half, the Canadians led 3-0 and overcame the Austrians with a score of 17-4.
7:23 p.m. ET – GOAL: Logan Stankoven picked up a pass from Mason McTavish, dashed into the strike zone and fired an absolute rocket past Leon Sommer to make Team Canada 3-0.
7:19 p.m. ET – GOAL: Lukas Cormier dribbled and shot into the net before beating Leon Sommer to soon make Team Canada 2-0.
7:17 p.m. ET – GOAL: Kent Johnson ended a superb pass from Cole Perfetti and Owen Power with a strike to give Canada an early lead in power play. The score is 1-0 for the Canadians.
7:16 p.m. ET – The Canadians will aim for a power play when Mason McTavish takes a penalty against Johannes Tschurnig.
7:15 p.m. ET – So far, the Canadian team is very crowded with 8 shots in the first 3:56 minutes of the game in Edmonton. The Austrian has only had two shots on target so far.
7:12 p.m. ET – Brett Brochu made a nice save from the start after Kilian Rappold hit the back of the net after a pass inside the box. It remained goalless for the first three minutes.
7:11 p.m. ET – Ridly Greig soon showed off her soft gloves. Canada already has some pretty pictures out there.
7:10 p.m. ET – Puck is dropped and action is underway from Rogers Place. This is the first time since 1981 that Canada and Austria have played each other at World Juniors.
Pregame
6:14 p.m. ET – Edmonton Oilers blueliner Tyson Barrie wished the boys all the best as they attempted a 2-0 win to open the tournament and also eliminate the four Oil Kings on Canada’s roster: Jake Neighbors, Dylan Guenther, Sebastian Cossa and Kaidan Guhle .
6 p.m. ET – Team Canada reveal their lineup combinations for Tuesday’s tilt against Austria. Mavrik Bourque was promoted to the top with Xavier Bourgault injured, Connor Bedard started things in fourth combination and Brett Brochu will play in the first game of the tournament for the Canadians.
Start time between Canada and Austria
- Time: 7 p.m. ET | 4 p.m. PT
Puck drops at 7 p.m. ET from Rogers Place in Edmonton, Alberta, home of the Edmonton Oilers.
How to watch world hockey matches in 2022
TSN has all the action of World Aging in Canada. Gord Miller will provide match-by-match commentary, with Ray Ferraro participating as analyst for Canada’s Group A matches.
In the United States, viewers can find games on the NHL Network.
Odds between Canada and Austria
- Canada: -8.5
- Czechia: +8.5
Canada is the favorite to bet 8.5 heavy goals to beat Austria in their preliminary match, according to Sports Interaction.
LIVE ODDS TO WIN THE WORLD JUNIORS 2022
Schedule of Canada World Juniors 2022
| Day | Protest | TV information |
| December 26 | Czechia | 7pm (TSN, NHLN) |
| December 28 | Shirt | 7pm (TSN, NHLN) |
| December 29 | Germany | 7pm (TSN, NHLN) |
| December 31 | Finland | 7pm (TSN, NHLN) |
| January 2nd | Quarterfinals | TBD (TSN, NHLN) |
| January 4 | Semifinal | TBD (TSN, NHLN) |
| January 5 | Gold coins | TBD (TSN, NHLN) |
