WFC 2019: Superfinal Sunday – Summary Day 9 [Patron Only]

Here’s what happened during WFC Day 9, the day of the Final.

The WFC is over! We’ll bring a small recap of the four games that have been played today.

We’ll have a look at all games that have been played today:

Latvia – Germany (7th place)
Poland – Slovakia (5th place)
Finland – Czech Republic (bronze final)
Sweden – Switzerland – (final)

Latvia – Germany 3-4

Germany finished the WFC 2019 at 7th place after the team beat Latvia 3-4. All seven goals were scored in the first 30 minutes of the game. Even when Latvia took out its goalkeeper in the final part of the game, no further goals were scored.

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Poland – Slovakia 8-4

Poland has claimed the 5th place at this year’s WFC, a historical achievement. Slovakia had the lead after the first period, but Poland showed to have some spare energy left at the end of this tournament.

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Finland – Czech Republic 5-4 (ot)

Finland has won the bronze after a very close battle against the Czech Republic, which was decided in overtime when Veera Kauppi – who was back from her illness – found the net. For the Czech Republic, it was their second overtime loss within 24 hours, as yesterday, Switzerland beat them in the semifinal in overtime. Both Oona and Veera Kauppi scored 2+1 points.

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Sweden – Switzerland 3-2 (ot)

What a final this was! Switzerland took the lead – it was the first time Sweden had to play being behind! – and the crowd went wild. However, during the game, the Swedes created more and more chances and they turned around the score to a 2-1 lead. At 59:52, Corin Rüttimann monetized a 6-vs-5 as Switzerland has taken out its goalkeeper again (just like yesterday), which brought the game into overtime. Who else than Anna Wijk gave the assist to Johanna Hultgren’s overtime decider that brought Sweden the gold – again!

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Daniël Nicolai Member since May 17, 2016

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