How to Watch Kazakhstan vs. Switzerland: Stream 2025 IIHF World Junior Championship Live, TV Channel

Kazakhstan had been overwhelmed in its first two games but gave Slovakia a tussle on Monday before dropping a 5-4 decision in overtime. The Kazakhs came back from a 4-1 deficit and tied the game with 29 seconds remaining when Kirill Lyapunov netted their second shorthanded goal during a five-minute power play for the Slovaks. Slovakia got the game winner 2:55 into overtime but Kazakhstan picked up an important point in the standings.

Switzerland ran out of time in their comeback effort on Sunday against Sweden, scoring four goals in the third period of its 7-5 loss. Kimo Gruber and Leo Braillard scored two goals each for the Swiss, with Braillard’s second coming on the power play with 13 seconds to go. Gruber finished with three points, adding an assist, while Leon Muggli assisted on three tallies.

Lyapunov and Artur Gross lead Kazakhstan with two goals each while Beibarys Orazov has two points as well. Braillard’s three goals lead Switzerland, while Gruber and Muggli also have three points in the tournament.

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