US hockey players won the gold medal in a dramatic final

The hockey final matches of the Winter Olympic Games held in Italy concluded in an entertaining and dramatic manner. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

The US national team defeated Canada 2-1 in the final to claim the gold medal. The regular time ended with a score of 1-1, and the decisive goal was scored by Jack Hughes in overtime.

This goal brought victory to the US and presented fans with an unforgettable final. This final went down in history as the third Olympic gold medal clash between the US and Canada.

Both teams have a unique rivalry in hockey, and their games are distinguished by a high level of drama. The US national team had previously won Olympic gold medals in 1960 and 1980.

Now their total gold medals amount to three. Canada, on the other hand, has been Olympic champions in men's hockey nine times, most recently winning the gold medal in 2014.

In the bronze medal match, Finland defeated Slovakia 6-1 and secured third place. This was also one of the significant events of the tournament.

In conclusion, this final became an unforgettable event in hockey history. The phrase "One puck — one fate" was once again confirmed in this game.

The US team fought patiently until the end, while Canada, as always, did not give up until the last seconds. Fans will remember this night for a long time, as such dramatic games do not happen very often.