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USA Wins IIHF World Championship, Defeating Switzerland 1-0 in Overtime

The United States men's hockey team wins the IIHF World Championship for the first time since 1933, defeating Switzerland 1-0 in overtime.


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The United States men's hockey team claimed its first IIHF World Championship title since 1933 by defeating Switzerland 1-0 in overtime. Tage Thompson scored the winning goal just 2:02 into the extra period, assisted by Logan Cooley and Brady Skjei. Goaltender Jeremy Swayman recorded a shutout with 25 saves. The victory was celebrated with a tribute to Johnny Gaudreau, who tragically passed away last year. Sweden secured the bronze medal by defeating Denmark 6-2, marking their second consecutive third-place finish.

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The articles celebrate Team USA's historic win in men's hockey, marking their first championship in over 90 years.

They reflect overwhelming joy and pride, emphasizing the emotional significance of the victory for the team and fans.

The articles also acknowledge the sportsmanship of the Swiss team, highlighting respect in competition.

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U.S. beats Switzerland 1-0 in overtime for historic hockey world championship
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"…The United States prevailed over Switzerland 1-0 in overtime of the final of the ice hockey world championship Sunday."

U.S. wins 1st ice hockey world championship in 92 years, honors Johnny Gaudreau
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"…The team accepted the championship trophy while holding Johnny Gaudreau's #13 jersey, honoring the beloved hockey player who was hit by a car and killed along with his brother."

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