The United States largely dominated the Czech Republic (9-1) on Saturday in the last four of the 2023 Women’s World Cup.
The Americans heavily beat the Czechs (9-1) on Saturday in the semi-finals of the Women’s Ice Hockey Worlds and will face the Canadians in the final on Sunday, at home, or the Swiss.
The United States quickly took the lead thanks to Amanda Kessel (12), but they then struggled to take off.
However, everything accelerated at the start of the second period, Hilary Knight twice (25, 26) and Abbey Murphy killing the suspense before Adela Sapovalivova (31) saved the honor.
Before returning to the locker room, the Americans continued to insist and, after an achievement by Abby Roque (36), Kessel offered a double (39).
In the last 20 minutes, her teammates did not relax their efforts and Caroline Harvey (55) closed the mark after another double from Janecke Tessa (43, 48).
Double reigning world champions and 2022 Olympic champions, the Canadians will try in the evening to imitate the Americans to the detriment of the Swiss on the Brampton ice and in front of their home crowd.
