1990 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships - Results

Results

December 26, 1989 Canada 3 – 2
United States Turku

December 26, 1989 Soviet Union 11 – 0
Poland Kerava

December 26, 1989 Sweden 4 – 3
Norway Kauniainen

December 26, 1989 Czechoslovakia 7 – 1
Finland Helsinki

December 27, 1989 Soviet Union 12 – 2
Norway Kauniainen

December 27, 1989 Czechoslovakia 7 – 1
United States Helsinki

December 28, 1989 Canada 12 – 0
Poland Kauniainen

December 28, 1989 Finland 5 – 2
Sweden Turku

December 29, 1989 Canada 6 – 3
Norway Kerava

December 29, 1989 Soviet Union 3 – 2
Finland Turku

December 29, 1989 Czechoslovakia 11 – 1
Poland Kauniainen

December 29, 1989 Sweden 6 – 5
United States Helsinki

December 30, 1989 Czechoslovakia 13 – 2
Norway Kauniainen

December 30, 1989 Soviet Union 7 – 3
United States Helsinki

December 31, 1989 Canada 3 – 3
Finland Helsinki

December 31, 1989 Sweden 14 – 0
Poland Turku

January 1, 1990 Canada 6 – 4
Soviet Union Helsinki

January 1, 1990 Czechoslovakia 7 – 2
Sweden Turku

January 1, 1990 Finland 8 – 2
Norway Helsinki

January 1, 1990 United States 3 – 2
Poland Kerava

January 2, 1990 Soviet Union 8 – 5
Czechoslovakia Helsinki

January 2, 1990 Norway 6 – 5
United States Kerava

January 3, 1990 Sweden 5 – 4
Canada Helsinki

January 3, 1990 Finland 7 – 1
Poland Helsinki

January 4, 1990 Canada 2 – 1
Czechoslovakia Turku

January 4, 1990 Soviet Union 2 – 2
Sweden Helsinki

January 4, 1990 Norway 7 – 3
Poland Turku

January 4, 1990 Finland 6 – 3
United States Helsinki

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