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TAMPERE, Finland (AP) -- Nathan Horton and Mike Duco in regulation for Florida, but the Panthers lost 3-2 to Finnish team Tappara after a penalty shootout.
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From IIHF.comThe first European team to beat an NHL team in the post-Soviet era did it before any of Swiss teams at the Victoria Cup had the chance to do the same. Tappara Tampere edged the Florida Panthers in a 3-2 shoot-out victory.Full Story
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