However, just a minute later, Canada also had the majority of the scoring, with Jordan Dime scoring the winning goal.
In a span of 74 seconds, the Canadians scored two more goals, first with Celebrini scoring his second goal and Easton Cowen sending the puck into an empty net.
Yeager (1+1), Oliver Bonk and Carson Rekop (both – 0+2) scored two points each in the winning team, while Lutz (1+1) and Jakob Weber (0+2) stood out in the German team.
Mattis Rousseau saved 17 shots in the winning goal, while on the opposite side of the field Mattias Bittner managed 29 of 34 shots.
In Group A, Sweden won with ten points in four games, Canada collected nine points, Finland five and Latvia and Germany three each, the fourth place was taken by the Latvians with a win between them.
Latvian juniors in group A lost to Sweden with 0:6, Canada with 0:10 and Finland with 0:4, but beat Germany with 6:2.
In Group B, the USA defeated their peers Slovakia 10:2 (2:1, 3:1, 5:0) in the fight for the first place in the group, and the Czech Republic in the fight for the third place in the group 4:2 (1:0, 1:2, 2 :0) beat Switzerland.
USA won group B with 11 points in four games, second place was taken by Slovakia with nine points, seven points were collected by the Czech Republic, three by Switzerland, but Norway remained scoreless and will fight for the place in the elite division.
On Tuesday, Latvia will meet the USA, Finland – Slovakia, Canada – the Czech Republic and Sweden – Switzerland in the quarterfinals.
The top four teams from the groups advanced to the quarter-finals, while the two teams in fifth place will play one game to stay in the elite.
This year, players born in 2004 and younger can participate in the world championship.
The Masters will take place in Gothenburg from December 26 to January 5.
