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Ovechkin boosts Russian hockey hopes

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Published 23 April, 2008, 07:40

Aleksandr Ovechkin and his Washington Capitals hockey side have had their Stanley Cup dreams ended for the season after they lost in overtime in their deciding play-off match against Philadelphia.

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60 minutes of play did not find the winner, with each side scoring twice.

In overtime Plilly skipped away to a 4-3 lead.

Ovechkin now is free to play for Russia at the upcoming World Championship in Canada.

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