MONTREAL -- Josh Anderson was held off the scoresheet in Canada's 6-3 loss to Switzerland at the IIHF World Championship on Saturday.
Anderson's point streak was snapped at four games, but he's still enjoying a solid tournament. The 28-year-old winger is tied for the team lead in both assists (5) and points (6) through five contests. The Burlington, ON native also boasts a plus-3 differential and 11 shots on goal. It was Canada's first loss of the tournament. Switzerland sits atop Group A with 15 points.
Elsewhere, Joel Armia (Finland) and Sean Farrell (United States) didn't register points in victories with their respective countries. The Finns blanked Austria 3-0, while the Americans edged Sweden 3-2 in overtime. Finland sits atop Group B with 16 points. Meanwhile, goaltender Frederik Dichow didn't play in Denmark's 3-0 victory over France. No members of the Canadiens will be in action on Sunday. Cover photo credit: HHOF - IIHF Images
