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Both Canadiens prospects at the World Juniors faced off against one another on Monday night at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto.

Noah Juulsen got the best of Mikhail Sergachev, as Team Canada took their opening game against the Russians by a 5-3 scoreline.
Sergachev, however, had Russia's opening goal in the effort while Juulsen was held off the scoresheet. The Canadiens' first round pick from the 2016 NHL Draft made it 1-1 midway through the first with a wrister that beat goaltender Carter Hart.
The Russian rearguard also registered a pair of penalty minutes in 16:46 of ice time.
Juulsen for his part played 16:06 in the encounter.
Team Canada returns to action on Tuesday, opposite Slovakia.