In a thrilling match, Canada managed to come from behind to win against Finland, securing a spot in the finals. The game began with Finland taking an early lead by scoring during their second power play, putting Canada on the back foot. Despite being considered favorites, Canada struggled initially as Finland executed more shots on goal before the power play began to shift momentum in Canada's favor.

As the second period progressed, Canada ramped up the pressure and capitalized on their power play opportunities, leading to their first goal by Sam Reinhart. This goal was crucial in shifting the momentum back towards Canada, who were now determined to equalize the score. The tension increased as both teams competed fiercely, with Canada pushing hard to turn the tables.

Finally, with only 36 seconds left in the game, Canada scored the winning goal, completing their comeback from a 0:2 deficit. This victory not only secures Canada’s place in the final but also showcases their resilience and determination, characteristics that have long defined Canadian hockey on the world stage.