Women’s hockey worlds group games: US beats Germany 5–0
The US beat Germany 5–0. Sweden beat Finland 4–1 in the other completed group game, recovering from an opening loss to Canada.
The US beat Germany 5–0. Sweden beat Finland 4–1 in the other completed group game, recovering from an opening loss to Canada.

The United States beat Germany 5–0 in Group A of the women’s ice hockey world championship in Esbjerg, Denmark, on Sunday. The defending champions have outscored their opponents 12–0 in their first two games.
In Group B in Herning, Sweden beat Finland 4–1 after losing its opening game 5–1 to Canada. Hilda Svensson scored while Sweden had a player advantage and added an assist.
US defender Emma Peschel scored with a wrist shot from the point in her international debut, giving her team a 2–0 lead in the first period. Goaltender Gwyneth Philips stopped all 13 shots she faced.
Canada was scheduled to face Japan in Herning later Sunday, while the Czech Republic was due to play Switzerland in Esbjerg. The United States is scheduled to face Austria in Esbjerg on Monday.

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