🇷🇺 Soviet Union 13-4 Sweden 🇸🇪
World Championship Final Round
Eisstadion an der Brehmstrasse, Düsseldorf 🇩🇪
Saturday, 19 April 1975
BOXSCORE
1st Period
02:18 – 🇷🇺 GOAL – Shalimov (Lebedev)
10:18 – 🇷🇺 GOAL – Maltsev (Kapustin)
14:24 – 🇷🇺 GOAL – Kharlamov (Fyodorov)
15:27 – 🇷🇺 GOAL – Mikhailov (Petrov)
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🇷🇺 Soviet Union 4-1 Czechoslovakia 🇨🇿
World Championship Final Round
Eisstadion an der Brehmstrasse, Düsseldorf 🇩🇪
Thursday, 17 April 1975
BOXSCORE
1st Period
04:52 – 🇷🇺 PEN – Mikhailov
16:38 – 🇷🇺 PEN – Yakushev
18:22 – 🇨🇿 PEN – Dvořák
18:35 – 🇨🇿 PEN – Martinec
19:38 – 🇷🇺 PP2 GOAL – Petrov (Kharlamov)
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🇷🇺 Soviet Union 15-1 Poland 🇵🇱
World Championship Final Round
Eisstadion an der Brehmstrasse, Düsseldorf 🇩🇪
Tuesday, 15 April 1975
BOXSCORE
1st Period
06:43 – 🇷🇺 GOAL – Tyurin (Kapustin)
07:19 – 🇷🇺 GOAL – Kapustin (Maltsev)
13:13 – 🇷🇺 PEN – Kharlamov
14:57 – 🇷🇺 SH GOAL – Kapustin (Maltsev)
16:37 – 🇵🇱 PEN – Feter
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🇷🇺 Soviet Union 5-2 Finland 🇫🇮
World Championship Final Round
Eisstadion an der Brehmstrasse, Düsseldorf 🇩🇪
Monday, 14 April 1975
BOXSCORE
1st Period
03:05 – 🇫🇮 PEN – Repo
06:46 – 🇷🇺 GOAL – Yakushev
08:56 – 🇷🇺 GOAL – Kharlamov
11:37 – 🇫🇮 GOAL – Leppä
14:19 – 🇫🇮 PEN – Laksola
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🇷🇺 Soviet Union 13-1 United States 🇺🇸
World Championship Final Round
Eisstadion an der Brehmstrasse, Düsseldorf 🇩🇪
Saturday, 12 April 1975
BOXSCORE
1st Period
06:23 – 🇷🇺 GOAL – Lyapkin (Yakushev)
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🇷🇺 Soviet Union 4-1 Sweden 🇸🇪
World Championship Final Round
Olympiahalle, Munich 🇩🇪
Thursday, 10 April 1975
BOXSCORE
1st Period
06:00 – 🇷🇺 GOAL – Yakushev (Shadrin)
06:46 – 🇷🇺 PEN – Maltsev
14:18 – 🇷🇺 GOAL – Maltsev
18:20 – 🇸🇪 PEN – F. Lundström
18:20 – 🇷🇺 PEN – Lutchenko
19:38 – 🇷🇺 PEN – Lyapkin
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🇷🇺 Soviet Union 5-2 Czechoslovakia 🇨🇿
World Championship Final Round
Olympiahalle, Munich 🇩🇪
Tuesday, 08 April 1975
BOXSCORE
1st Period
06:30 – 🇨🇿 GOAL – B. Šťastný (Dvořák)
19:51 – 🇨🇿 PEN – Nový
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🇷🇺 Soviet Union 13-2 Poland 🇵🇱
World Championship Final Round
Olympiahalle, Munich 🇩🇪
Sunday, 06 April 1975
BOXSCORE
1st Period
09:07 – 🇷🇺 GOAL – Shalimov (Yakushev)
09:27 – 🇷🇺 GOAL – Anisin (Tyurin)
15:15 – 🇷🇺 PEN – Petrov
15:15 – 🇵🇱 PEN – Batkiewicz
19:23 – 🇷🇺 GOAL – Mikhailov
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🇷🇺 Soviet Union 8-4 Finland 🇫🇮
World Championship Final Round
Olympiahalle, Munich 🇩🇪
Saturday, 05 April 1975
BOXSCORE
1st Period
00:26 – 🇷🇺 GOAL – Kharlamov (Mikhailov)
04:05 – 🇷🇺 GOAL – Petrov (Vasiliev)
05:04 – 🇫🇮 GOAL – Marjamäki (Hagman, Oksanen)
06:40 – 🇷🇺 GOAL – Kharlamov (Mikhailov)
08:22 – 🇷🇺 PEN – Lyapkin
12:35 – 🇷🇺 PEN – Filippov
18:28 – 🇫🇮 GOAL – Linnonmaa (Murto)
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🇷🇺 Soviet Union 10-5 United States 🇺🇸
World Championship Final Round
Olympiahalle, Munich 🇩🇪
Thursday, 03 April 1975
BOXSCORE
1st Period
07:01 – 🇺🇸 GOAL – Schneider (Polich, Warner)
09:09 – 🇷🇺 GOAL – Kapustin
12:20 – 🇺🇸 GOAL – Wilson (Boxer)
13:01 – 🇷🇺 GOAL – Yakushev (Shalimov)
15:45 – 🇷🇺 GOAL – Mikhailov (Petrov)
15:59 – 🇺🇸 PEN – Schneider
16:42 – 🇷🇺 PP GOAL – Yakushev (Lyapkin)
17:08 – 🇷🇺 GOAL – Shalimov
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🇷🇺 Soviet Union 3-2 Canada 🇨🇦
Summit Series, Game 8
Palace Of Sports Of The Central Lenin Stadium, Moscow 🇷🇺
Sunday, 06 October 1974
Unlike in 1972, there would be no climatic Game 8 in 1974. Team Canada had lost the series.
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🇷🇺 Soviet Union 4-4 Canada 🇨🇦
Summit Series, Game 7
Palace Of Sports Of The Central Lenin Stadium, Moscow 🇷🇺
Saturday, 05 October 1974
As time was ticking down in Game 7, with the score knotted 4-4, Team Canada mounted a last-second push to win the game. With a tie, the Soviets would take the series. But with a win, they could still even it up with another victory in Game 8.
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🇷🇺 Soviet Union 5-2 Canada 🇨🇦
Summit Series, Game 6
Palace Of Sports Of The Central Lenin Stadium, Moscow 🇷🇺
Thursday, 03 October 1974
Ahead of a crucial Game 6, the players on Team Canada decided to gather together in one of their rooms to discuss a change in strategy.
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🇷🇺 Soviet Union 3-2 Canada 🇨🇦
Summit Series, Game 5
Palace Of Sports Of The Central Lenin Stadium, Moscow 🇷🇺
Tuesday, 01 October 1974
Dubbed the Friendship Series before it began, the series had become anything but by the time Team Canada touched down in Moscow.
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🇷🇺 Soviet Union 5-5 Canada 🇨🇦
Summit Series, Game 4
Pacific Coliseum, Vancouver 🇨🇦
Monday, 23 September 1974
Despite the presence of the ageless Gordie Howe, it was the peerless Hull who awed the Soviets in 1974.
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🇷🇺 Soviet Union 8-5 Canada 🇨🇦
Summit Series, Game 3
Winnipeg Arena, Winnipeg 🇨🇦
Saturday, 21 September 1974
With a win and a tie, no one would have been surprised had Bill Harris stuck with the same lineup for Game 3 at the Winnipeg Arena.
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🇨🇦 Canada 4-1 Soviet Union 🇷🇺
Summit Series, Game 2
Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto 🇨🇦
Thursday, 19 September 1974
Aside from Boris Mikhailov’s overenthusiastic pre-game faceoff, the series opener had gone as smoothly as Canadian diplomats had hoped. But off the ice, trouble was brewing.
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🇨🇦 Canada 3-3 Soviet Union 🇷🇺
Summit Series, Game 1
Colisée de Québec, Québec 🇨🇦
Tuesday, 17 September 1974
The ceremonial puck drop was just supposed to be a photo op when Pat Stapleton and Boris Mikhailov lined up at center ice at La Colisee de Quebec in Quebec City.
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🇨🇦 Canada 3-3 Czechoslovakia 🇨🇿
Exhibition Game
Sportovní Hala, Prague 🇨🇿
Saturday, 30 September 1972
What few today remember is that after the game (Game 8 of the Summit Series) the Canadians had to fly to Prague, Czechoslovakia, to play an all-star team in what was an historic return home for Stan Mikita, who had moved to Canada as a young boy in 1948 and made a name for himself as one of the NHL’s great stars. Now, nearly a quarter of a century later, he was coming home.
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🇨🇦 Canada 6-5 Soviet Union 🇷🇺
Summit Series, Game 8
Palace Of Sports Of The Central Lenin Stadium, Moscow 🇷🇺
Thursday, 28 September 1972
“Henderson made a wild stab for it and fell. Here’s another shot…right in front! They score! Henderson has scored for Canada!” – Foster Hewitt
It is the most famous goal call in Canada’s long and rich hockey history, and it came from the game’s greatest voice exactly 50 years ago today, at the Sports Palace in Moscow.
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