Noah Steen and Norway face Canada for bronze at World Championship
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: May 31, 2026, 1:56 AM
Last updated May 31, 2026
Noah Steen and the Norway national hockey team are set to compete against Canada for the bronze medal at the World Championship on Sunday. Norway aims to achieve an upset, hoping to prevent Canada from securing a medal for the third consecutive year. Canada, led by players like Sidney Crosby, Mark Scheifele, and first-time captain Macklin Celebrini, is determined to avoid leaving Switzerland empty-handed. The match follows a competitive tournament where both teams have showcased their skills, making the upcoming clash a critical moment for both nations.
- •Norway plays Canada for bronze medal on Sunday
- •Steen is a prospect for the Tampa Bay Lightning
- •Canada seeks to avoid missing medals for third year
- •Top players like Crosby and Schiefele lead Canada
- •First-time captain Macklin Celebrini aims for victory
- 1:56 AMYahoo Sports — Lightning's Noah Steen, Norway to Play Canada for Bronze Medal at World Championship
"On Sunday, Lightning prospect Noah Steen and Norway will look to pull off a major upset and prevent Canada from medaling for a third straight year. It won't be easy, as players like Sidney Crosby, Mark Scheifele, and first time captain Macklin Celebrini won't want to leave Switzerland empty-handed.
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