Canada vs. Finland - 2004 World Cup of Hockey (Final)

Shane Doan's tie-breaking goal at the beginning of the third period clinches the 2004 World Cup of Hockey Championship for Team Canada, as they defeat Finland by a score of 3-2.
Joe Sakic and Scott Niedermayer also score for Canada, while Joe Thornton adds two assists and Martin Brodeur gets the win in the Canadian crease. Riku Hahl and Tuomo Ruutu score for Finland, and Miikka Kiprusoff takes the loss in the Finnish net.
Coverage of the game includes:
- Pregame coverage, including on-ice interviews with Finnish forward Saku Koivu and Canadian forward Mario Lemieux
- First intermission including highlights and analysis from David Amber and Barry Melrose, plus Gary Thorne interviews both NHL Executive Vice President Bill Daly and NHL Players Association Senior Director Ted Saskin about the pending NHL labor dispute
- Second intermission including highlights and analysis, plus an interview with Canadian forward Jarome Iginla
- Postgame festivities, including an on-ice interview with Canadian goaltender Martin Brodeur, the presentation of the MVP Award to Vincent Lecavalier, and the presentation of the World Cup Trophy to Canadian team captain Mario Lemieux
Game originally played on September 14, 2004 and broadcast nationally on ESPN2, featuring commentary by Gary Thorne, Bill Clement and Jeremy Roenick.

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1:20:10 Ruutu's goal

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They did the 2016 World Cup of Hockey im pretty sure