Team Canada women's hockey vs Finland live stream: Watch online free 10:00 a.m. Monday as Canada looks to improve to 2-0 but will face the best goaltender in the world.

It was a great way to start the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi for Team Canada as they shutout Switzerland on Friday by the score of 5-0. Finland only scored one goal on Team USA in their opening game loss. Watch the free live stream online as Noora Raty looks to stop the offense of Canada.

Watch the free live stream online of Team Canada women's hockey vs Finland

Date: Monday, Feb. 10
Start Time: 10 a.m. ET
TV Info: NBCSN
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All-time Olympic leading scorer Hayley Wickenheiser added to her record with her 17th career Winter Games goal to lead Canada in the late game. Wickenheiser has participated in every Olympics since women's hockey was made an official sport in 1998, and she has scored in every one, according to ESPN.com.

"She's got 'It,'" coach Kevin Dineen said. "I don't know what 'It' is, but whatever makes someone extremely successful in their chosen field, she's got. She's just the real deal. It's the best result we've ever had against Canada," Swiss goalie Florence Schelling said after making 64 saves in a 5-0 loss to the three-time defending champions. "It shows we have improved."

Raty went 41-0 and won two NCAA championships of the University of Minnesota. She knows how tough it is to defeat Canada or USA, but she's able to minimize the damage.

"I always know that when you face the U.S. or Canada, it's going to be 40 or 50 shots," she said. "They are the huge favorites and we are the underdog."Team Canada women's hockey vs Finland live stream: Watch online free 10:00 a.m. Monday as Canada looks to improve to 2-0 but will face the best goaltender in the world.

It was a great way to start the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi for Team Canada as they shutout Switzerland on Friday by the score of 5-0. Finland only scored one goal on Team USA in their opening game loss. Watch the free live stream online as Noora Raty looks to stop the offense of Canada.

All-time Olympic leading scorer Hayley Wickenheiser added to her record with her 17th career Winter Games goal to lead Canada in the late game. Wickenheiser has participated in every Olympics since women's hockey was made an official sport in 1998, and she has scored in every one, according to ESPN.com.

"She's got 'It,'" coach Kevin Dineen said. "I don't know what 'It' is, but whatever makes someone extremely successful in their chosen field, she's got. She's just the real deal. It's the best result we've ever had against Canada," Swiss goalie Florence Schelling said after making 64 saves in a 5-0 loss to the three-time defending champions. "It shows we have improved."

Raty went 41-0 and won two NCAA championships of the University of Minnesota. She knows how tough it is to defeat Canada or USA, but she's able to minimize the damage.

"I always know that when you face the U.S. or Canada, it's going to be 40 or 50 shots," she said. "They are the huge favorites and we are the underdog."