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Men's Ice Hockey IIHF World Championship 2019


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and what a hammer from :SWE right after the start of the 2nd frame. Time 20:25 Elias Pettersson assisted by Landeskog and Ekman-Larsson

 

:FIN- :SWE  1-3  

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meanwhile in Bratislava Germany survived the Czech PP and now it´s their time to play with a man advantage Radko Gudas 2 minutes for tripping

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3-3 in Košice. GOALLLL :FIN Jani Haakanpa with a bomb from the blue line tied the score.

 

Amazing match as expected between the nordic powerhouses

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Unbelievable mistake from the :CZE goalie Patrik Bartošák who literally served the puck to Tiffels, whom then assisted Frank Mauer who had no problem to tie the score :CZE - :GER  1-1

 

Time 37:46

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and Voráček missed a enormous chance after a 3 on 1 turnover in the last seconds of the 2nd frame. 1-1 after 40 minutes in Bratislava.

 

Last 2 minutes of Period 2 in Košice, still 3-3

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Gustafsson hit the post, what a last minute from SWE they literally glued the Finns in their D-zone, the match continued untill the end of the 2nd frame.

 

BUT...

Then the ref went to rewatch the action and they find out that it was a GOAL for :SWE

so the time returned 25 seconds back.

 

SWE leading 4-3

 

Goal Erik Gustafsson Time 39:35

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