8legs: Santagiulia arena, italy

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Canada could have all 25 players healthy for the Olympic quarterfinal versus Czechia, per NHL.com.
Brad Marchand is available and likely to play after practicing without limitation.
Morrissey’s status depends on his discussion with the coach after practicing with the team.
Nathan MacKinnon and Sam Bennett did not practice but are described as maintenance and good to go.
Canada’s top lines include McDavid with Celebrini and Wilson, Crosby centering a second line.
Jordan Binnington is expected to start in goal for the quarterfinals.
Coach Jon Cooper emphasized taking it day by day for Morrissey.
Canada’s quarterfinal opponent is Czechia, with the game at Santagiulia Arena.
Canada’s lineup adjustments include Nick Suzuki moving to center the third line.
The article lists multiple broadcast and streaming options for the quarterfinals.

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Crosby gifted France's goalie Julian Junca his stick after the Milan matchup, underscoring a rare moment of generosity from the Canada captain.
Junca requested the stick in the handshake line after France's 10-2 loss, illustrating the impact of Crosby's gesture.
Crosby framed the exchange as a routine part of hockey culture, saying he was happy to trade sticks and help the French goalie.
Junca, France's No. 1 goalie in Milan, is in his second Slovakia Extraliga season with Trencin, highlighting his professional path.
The stick gift followed Canada's 10-2 win over France at Santagiulia Arena, becoming a standout story from Milan's Olympic coverage.
Junca described Crosby as a symbol of hockey resilience and leadership, noting Crosby's ongoing pursuit of excellence at 38.
Junca credited Crosby with being a genuinely good person beyond his hockey status, reinforcing Crosby's positive reputation.
France publicly highlighted the moment via social media, sharing a video where Junca discusses the gift the day after the game.
Crosby touched on the exchange again before Canada's quarterfinal, reiterating the 'That’s hockey' sentiment and the willingness to trade sticks.

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