Finland stun two-time defending champions US in world junior ice hockey quarter-finals

• Finland avenge last year's final with OT upset

• Valila scores winner as US title defense ends

• Canada, Sweden cruise into world junior semis

Arttu Valila scored at 2:11 of overtime and Finland stunned the two-time defending champion United States 4-3 on Friday night in the world junior hockey quarter-finals.

Last year in the final in Ottawa, Ontario, the Americans had beaten the Finns 4-3 in overtime. Got to give credit to the US," the Finnish captain, Aron Kiviharju, said. That's a hell of a team, full of great individuals and a well coached team. But I said we wanted that revenge from last year, and I think we kind of earned it tonight."