Norway gave itself some breathing room with a goal by Thomas Valkvae Olsen at 6:55 in the third period. Otherwise, South Korea didn't play with any urgency of a team facing relegation. The teams were scoreless in the middle frame, though South Korean forward Shin Sang-hoon came close when he hit a goal post on a one-on-one chance about five minutes into the period. In this AFP photo, South Korea's Park Jin-kyu (L) fights for the puck with Norway's Johannes Johannesen during the teams' Group B game at the International Ice Hockey Federation World Championship at Jyske Bank Boxen arena in Herning, Denmark, on May 14, 2018. South Korea entered this game as the worst penalty killing team in the tournament with a dismal success rate of 61.5 percent, having previously allowed 15 goals in 39 power play chances by the opponents. Mathis Olimb fanned on a shot attempt from the right wing, but retrieved the loose puck and fed Tobias Lindstrom for a one-timer from the left circle past goalie Matt Dalton. South Korea kept attacking for a few more minutes, but committed a too-many-men penalty at 12:40 - its third of the tournament - and Norway scored 55 seconds into that power play. But Norway asked for a review of the goal, as Park made contact with the goaltender just inside the crease before the shot. South Korea thought it took a 1-0 lead in the opening minute, when Ahn Jin-hui's point shot trickled in between the pads of the goalie Lars Haugen with Park Woo-sang planted at the top of the crease. South Korea had to defeat Norway in regulation to stay in the top competition, but the team's penchant for taking silly penalties and inability to kill them proved costly. But since the IIHF adopted the current promotion-relegation system for its world championships in 2012, only one team, Austria in Group A at this year's tournament, has survived the top competition a year after getting promoted from Division I Group A. South Korea earned a promotion to the top world championship after finishing in second place at last year's Division I Group A event. In this Reuters photo, Anders Bastiansen of Norway (C) tries to shoot the puck past South Korean goaltender Matt Dalton (L) during the teams' Group B game at the International Ice Hockey Federation World Championship at Jyske Bank Boxen arena in Herning, Denmark, on May 14, 2018.

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