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Sweden’s win against France biggest in their history

Last night’s 43-1 win from Sweden over France was a historic victory. Never had the country won with bigger numbers than last night’s victory against France. It was France to have the ‘honor’ of being at the receiving end of Sweden’s historic victory. Increasing their goal production every period (11 – 15 – 17) the […]
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Ugly scenes from Sweden – player on the ground stomped on

In the Northern Allsvenska (league below Swedish Super League) game between Djurgården and Salem, ugly scenes arose as a Djurgården player stomped his opponent on the foot after conceding a goal. The video has received a lot of attention on Twitter, and among the several tweets of frustration Salem’s assistant coach wrote ”What a clown, […]
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NEW RULES: These are the most important changes that will be implemented July 2018

In 2014 new rules were implemented globally which, for example, allowed the footpass. With a cycle of four years, it’s almost time for the rulebook to be updated. Here are the most important changes that will be implemented from July 2018. UPDATE: THE IFF EXPLAINS THE CHANGES IN PENALTY SHOTS Protective goggles The IFF advises […]
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The controversial call that lead to Switzerland’s game winning goal – was the referee right?

In the final period of the WFC 2017 bronze medal game between Switzerland and Czech Republic the score was 2-2 as the game was heading toward the end. But in the 49th minute the referees controversially gave the Swiss a penalty, claiming that the Czech goalkeeper Jana Christianova went out of the allowed goalkeeper area. In […]
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HISTORY WRITTEN: Switzerland beats Sweden on international stage for first time in history

Host nation Switzerland ripped up the form book in Kirchberg to spoil Sweden’s Euro Floorball Tour 2017 title-winning party, scoring an unprecedented seven goals to win the match 7-5 and clinch the country’s first ever victory over the Swedes. The Scandinavians thus miss out on securing a 100% record of three wins from three from […]
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Two RED cards after a BRUTAL tackle – watch how Storvreta – Växjö derails COMPLETELY

It is an understatement to call Storvreta – Växjö a heated match. The explosion occurred in the second period when Växjö defenseman Johan Roos brutally tackled Storvreta forward Jimmie Petterson. A fight ensued between players from both teams resulting in Viktor Klintsten pushing Johan Roos over the boarding. Unfortunately for him, it was right in […]
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Henriksson’s attack on Holmér – from another perspective

A situation between Pixbo’s Linus Henriksson and Växjö’s Christopher Holmér has gotten a lot of attention on twitter after it was captured by Holmér’s brother Jonathan. In the video you can see how Henriksson hits Holmér in his face with a stick. The situation went by unnoticed in the game but has gotten a lot […]
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Ugly scenes from Växjö vs Pixbo – Holmér slapped in the face with stick

It was on Sunday evening’s game between Växjö Vipers and Pixbo Wallenstam that Christophér Holmér got slapped in the face by Pixbo Wallenstam’s Linus Henriksson. The situation went by rather unnoticed during the game but blew up afterwards as Holmér’s brother Jonathan posted a video on twitter showing what happened. Brorsans comeback blev ju trevlig! […]
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Energy, Work & Power – How physics in hockey can help you with your SLAPSHOT | PRO

When executed well, the slapshot is the fastest shot in floorball. Where do the speed and power come from? That’s what I’m gonna dive into today, helped by ice hockey and… physics! Fact: in 2011, the record for the hardest ice hockey shot was broken: Denis Kulyash (Russia) managed to shoot with a speed of […]
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