U.S. beats Germany in shootout at ice hockey worlds
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Key Points:
- Ryan Leonard scored the winning penalty for the United States in a 4-3 shootout victory over Germany at the ice hockey world championship in Zurich, with Tommy Novak tying the game late in regulation.
- The U.S. recovered from a heavy loss to Finland, improving to two wins from four games and earning five points in Group A, while Germany secured their first point.
- Switzerland dominated Austria 9-0 to maintain a perfect record and lead Group A with 12 points, powered by multiple goals from Theo Rochette, Nico Hischier, and Damien Riat.
- In Group B, Czechia overcame Italy 3-1 with late goals, maintaining their lead in the group with 10 points, while Italy scored only their second goal ever at the world championship.