Annie Pankowski scored twice, including the shootout winner, as the U.S. claimed a wild 2-1 victory over Finland in the 2019 Women's Worlds gold medal game.

After missing the final, Canada earned its first IIHF Ice Hockey Women’s World Championship bronze medal with a 7-0 win over Russia.

Sparked by Hilary Knight's five-point night, the U.S. hammered Russia 8-0 to advance to Sunday's gold medal game against host Finland.

Finland has made history. On Saturday, the Finns beat Canada for the first time ever in an IIHF playoff game to reach the gold medal game of the 2019 IIHF Ice Hockey Women's World Championship.

Host Finland defeated the Czech Republic 3-1 in the last quarter-final in Espoo and moved on to a semi-final clash with Canada.

Anna Shokhina scored the second-period winner and added two assists as Russia beat Switzerland 3-0 in quarter-final action.

With a powerful, methodical 5-0 victory over Germany on Thursday, Canada advanced to the 2019 IIHF Ice Hockey Women’s World Championship semi-final.

Sweden put a merciful end to its 2019 Women’s Worlds with a 3-2 win over France in Thursday’s ninth-place game in Espoo.