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Canada vs Denmark: Predictions, Odds, and Lineups for Dec 29

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Canada vs. Denmark: World Juniors Showdown Awaits

As Canada squares off against Denmark tonight at the World Junior Hockey Championship, anticipation is palpable. The Canadians, boasting a 2-0 record, enter the match as heavy favorites, with odds suggesting they will win by 7.5 goals. However, despite their unbeaten streak, Canada has shown vulnerability, allowing six goals on 60 shots in their two games.

Only a week ago, Canada managed to clinch victories against Czechia and Latvia, but not without a struggle. The team’s performance might not have captured the dominant spirit expected from a powerhouse, prompting scrutiny as they prepare to face the Danes, who currently sit at 0-2.

Match Details

The puck drops at 8:30 PM ET (5:30 PM PT) at the 3M Arena in Minneapolis, MN. Fans can catch all the action on NHL Network in the United States and on TSN in Canada.

Insights and Predictions

As we consider predictions for tonight’s matchup, one betting option stands out: over 0.5 goals for Denmark. The Danes have proven they can find the back of the net, scoring four goals in total across their first two games, including two against both Czechia and Finland. Historically, Denmark has scored at least once in three of their last five encounters with Canada in this tournament.

It’s worth noting that these teams faced each other just last week in a pre-tournament game. Despite a commanding win for Canada, Denmark managed to net two goals, demonstrating their potential for scoring under pressure.

While Canada has a roster full of talent, questions remain about their goaltending. The starting netminder for tonight’s game has yet to be announced, and the team has not looked particularly solid defensively thus far.

A second interesting bet to consider is for Tij Iginla to score two or more goals. The son of NHL legend Jarome Iginla has emerged as one of Canada’s most promising forwards, creating scoring opportunities consistently. Though he has only converted once on eight shots, his aggressive approach to the net suggests he’s due for a breakout performance.

Odds Overview

The odds reflect Canada’s status as a favorite, with sportsbooks listing them as 7.5-goal chalk and no available moneyline for the Canadians. For those feeling adventurous, Denmark’s upset victory could yield a staggering payout of +9000, as witnessed when Latvia nearly pulled off a similar feat against Canada as +3000 underdogs.

The over/under currently sits at 9.5, a figure that both Denmark’s and Canada’s early games have struggled to meet.

Lineup Expectations

As of now, details regarding starting lineups have not been disclosed. It’s expected that Canada will maintain its strong forward duo of Iginla, Michael Misa, and Porter Malone. Goaltending duties have been split between Carter George and Jack Ivankovic, the latter of whom has had a stronger showing.

Denmark’s top line, featuring Mads Klyvo, Anton Linde, and William Bundgaard, has been consistent, while Anton Wilde has been their goaltender throughout the tournament.

Final Thoughts

Tonight’s game promises to be a thrilling encounter as Canada seeks to assert itself against Denmark. With potential for scoring and strategic plays in the air, hockey fans are in for an exciting match at the World Juniors.

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