Eighteen of Canada's 20 skaters recorded at least one point as they outshot Denmark 74–6 on Monday night. Six goals on 41 shots were allowed by Danish starting goaltender Caroline Bjergstad before being replaced midway through the second period by Aya Juhl Petersen, who stopped 29 of 33 shots.
Just one day after the humiliation against Canada, Denmark faced another offensive onslaught as Sweden fired 63 shots on net. The Danes failed to record a single shot on the Swedish goal until the third period as eight different Swedish skaters found the back of the net in the rout.
"I am deeply disappointed. I’m disappointed with how we played throughout the entire match. We started off reasonably well, but then they just started scoring—and they kept right on scoring," said Nicoline Jensen to dr.dk.
"We showed no heart, no commitment—nothing. Honestly, I’m just incredibly disappointed."
"It might be because we’re tired after yesterday, but I don’t think that’s an excuse. When you play with the lion on your chest, you have to be able to give 100 percent—and today, it simply wasn’t good enough."