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Men's Ice Hockey IIHF World Championship 2019


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and back to the ice for the last quarterfinals.

 

in the very last match in Košice during this world championship the 2nd team of group A will face the 3rd team of group B, so Finland vs Sweden, the derby usually called the derby without favorite. Both teams played together also in 2011 when Slovakia hosted the world champiosnhips for the first time and it was in the very last game of the tournament in that epic gold medal match and :FIN team around Mikael Granlund won that match in impressive way 6-1 to claim their 2nd ever world title.

 

In Bratislava the 2nd team of Group B will face the 3rd team of Group A. The almost home country Czech Republic will face a very dangerous squad of Germany led by their super star Leon Draisaitl who basically qualified his team to the quarterfinals by scoring that for Slovakia hearthbreaking winning goal in the last minute and the 2 winning goals in the last period over Finland causing Suomi will have to play against Sweden in the QF.

 

The matches will start soon.

 

Note: for the semifinals

If FIN and CZE wins...the semifinals will be RUS-FIN and CAN-CZE

if FIN and GER wins... the semifinals will be RUS-GER and CAN-FIN

if SWE and CZE wins ...the semifinals will be RUS-SWE and CAN-CZE

if SWE and GER wins...the semifinals will be RUS-GER and CAN-SWE

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3 minutes ago, hckosice said:

and back to the ice for the last quarterfinals.

 

in the very last match in Košice during this world championship the 2nd team of group A will face the 3rd team of group B, so Finland vs Sweden, the derby usually called the derby without favorite. Both teams played together also in 2011 when Slovakia hosted the world champiosnhips for the first time and it was in the very last game of the tournament in that epic gold medal match and :FIN team around Mikael Granlund won that match in impressive way 6-1 to claim their 2nd ever world title.

 

In Bratislava the 2nd team of Group B will face the 3rd team of Group A. The almost home country Czech Republic will face a very dangerous squad of Germany led by their super star Leon Draisaitl who basically qualified his team to the quarterfinals by scoring that for Slovakia hearthbreaking winning goal in the last minute and the 2 winning goals in the last period over Finland causing Suomi will have to play against Sweden in the QF.

 

The matches will start soon.

 

Note: for the semifinals

If FIN and CZE wins...the semifinals will be RUS-FIN and CAN-CZE

if FIN and GER wins... the semifinals will be RUS-GER and CAN-FIN

if SWE and CZE wins ...the semifinals will be RUS-SWE and CAN-CZE

if SWE and GER wins...the semifinals will be RUS-GER and CAN-SWE

We’re facing Canada no matter what. Perfect.

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and early goal for :FIN Niko Mikkola at 01:00 assisted by Pesonen and Manninen, means we´ll not have that epic borefest from Zurich more than 20 years ago when even 120 minutes had to result in oly 1 goal.

 

Early power play for :CZE Marco Nowak penalty 2 minutes for high sticking

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and it´s 1-1 in Košice 02:38 John Klingberg assisted by who else than Nylander and Wennberg converting the first power play of the match  (Too many mens on ice :FIN:FIN - :SWE  1-1

 

In Bratislava Germany survived the first czech PP

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