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United States 3–3 Switzerland: 2000 IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship, 29 April 2000

United States and Switzerland drew 3–3 on 29 April 2000 in the 2000 IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship. The fixture was played in Ice Palace, St. Petersburg, RUS (Ice Palace), Russia.

29 April 2000 International Ice Palace, St. Petersburg, RUS (Ice Palace), Russia
Source-checked report card · Ice hockeyFinal: United States 3–3 Switzerland

29 April 2000 · Ice Palace, St. Petersburg, RUS (Ice Palace), Russia

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The game

United States and Switzerland drew 3–3 on 29 April 2000 in the 2000 IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship. The fixture was played in Ice Palace, St. Petersburg, RUS (Ice Palace), Russia.

Competition stage and final score

The stage was preliminary. United States finished with 3 goals and Switzerland with 3; the result was a draw.

The scoring by period

Period 1 produced 1 goals for United States and 1 for Switzerland. The cumulative score after that period was United States 1–1 Switzerland.

Period 2 produced 1 goals for United States and 1 for Switzerland. The cumulative score after that period was United States 2–2 Switzerland.

Period 3 produced 1 goals for United States and 1 for Switzerland. The cumulative score after that period was United States 3–3 Switzerland.

Other results in the competition

In the same competition on 1 May 2000, Switzerland and France finished 2–4. That fixture was listed as preliminary in St. Petersburg, RUS (Ice Palace).

In the same competition on 1 May 2000, Russia and United States finished 0–3. That fixture was listed as preliminary in St. Petersburg, RUS (Ice Palace).

In the same competition on 3 May 2000, France and United States finished 2–3. That fixture was listed as preliminary in St. Petersburg, RUS (Ice Palace).

Period by period

United States v Switzerland
PeriodUnited StatesSwitzerland
Period 111
Period 211
Period 311
Total33

Sources

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