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How to Watch: Womens World Championship Gold Medal Match: USA v Canada

As has happened in every previous iteration of Worlds the US will take on northern rival, Canada, with golden hardware on the line.

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Northeastern alumnus Kendall Coyne has been a dominant force so far at this year’s World Championships and looks to finish it off with a gold medal.
Photo by Martin Rose/Getty Images

The Basics:

What: The 2017 IIHF Women's World Championship Gold Medal Match

Where: Plymouth, Michigan, USA

Who: USA and Canada

When: April 7th, 7:35 PM EDT

How to watch: TV: NHL Network Internet: NHL.com

Canada Viewers: English: TSN French: RDS

How to follow without watching: The game will be updated on the IIHF website: http://www.worldwomen2017.com/

There is also an app available for iOS and Android: 2017 IIHF that will be updating the game.

Boston Connections:

USA

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Team USA captain Meghan Duggan looks to keep the Yanks rolling.
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The US team is full of Boston-linked talent. Many have played at the Beanpot schools, highlighted by Northeastern’s Kendall Coyne and Boston College’s Alex Carpenter, who scored the OT winner in last year’s gold medal game. Others have played for either the Boston Blades, the Pride or both. There are also locals who have been regulars on Team USA like captain Meghan Duggan. The others have trained in the area before the last Olympics.

Canada

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Boston University’s Marie-Philip Poulin is used to wearing gold around her neck and looks to add another.
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While not as closely tied to Boston as Team USA, Canada has a number of players that played here for college, namely Captain Canada, Marie-Philip Poulin. Many of the other players play in the CWHL and can be seen playing against the Blades