SJHN Daily: Celebrini & Canada Lose to Finland, Will Play for Bronze
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The dream duo of Macklin Celebrini and Sidney Crosby have fallen short again.
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Team Canada lost to Team Finland 4-2 in the semifinal of the World Championships. They will now face Team Norway for the bronze on May 31 at 6:30 AM PT. Finland will take on host Switzerland for the gold later in the day.
This is after Canada lost the Olympic gold medal game to the United States in February.
Team Canada – who also didn’t make it to the final last year, losing out in the quarterfinals – had swept their group and defeated Team USA before their loss to Finland.
The San Jose Sharks superstar did factor into the second of Canada’s goals on the day, flipping a puck from the defensive zone to Dylan Holloway at center for a primary assist.
Captain Canada Macklin Celebrini feeds Dylan Holloway for the go ahead goal in the first period. Former #SJSharks defender Dylan DeMelo with the secondary assist. Canada up 2-1 in #MensWorlds Semis pic.twitter.com/MIM5FKfuzQ
— TEAL TOWN USA – A San Jose Sharks Podcast (@TEALTOWNUSA) May 30, 2026
On the bright side for the Sharks, Sam Dickinson made his World Championships debut for Canada, in place of the injured Evan Bouchard.
Celebrini leads Canada with 13 points, on six goals and seven assists, in just nine World Championships games.
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