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Dall''Ucraina moved to Poland for security reasons, will start in Krakow Sunday, April 19 World Championships Division I, where the Blues will hunt promotion.
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Six teams in the race, the first two places that guarantee the promotion to the top world for the next season, the 'last classified relegated in Division IB: the Krakow Arena with its 15,328 seats will host & agrave; from tomorrow to Saturday, April 25 World Championships Division IA. There are six teams at the starting line that will compete in a round robin An Italian: Italy and Kazakhstan were relegated from the top flight in the last edition, Japan, Ukraine and Hungary, Poland promoted as winner of Division 1B and the host country.
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The calendar Italu
Sunday 19 aprilePolonia & ndash; Italy 20:00
Monday & Igrave; AprileItalia 20 & ndash; Ukraine 16:30
Wednesday & Igrave; AprileItalia 22 & ndash; Hungary 16:30
Thursday on Igrave; AprileGiappone 23 & ndash; Italy 13:00
Saturday 25 aprileItalia & ndash; Kazakhstan 16:30
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The final roster
Goalkeepers: Andreas Bernard (Saipa / Liiga & ndash; Finland / Sc Time / 1987) Thomas Tragust (HC Neumarkt / Serie A / 1986)
Reserve at home as porter 'Emergency: Gianluca Vallini (HC Appiano / Serie A / 1993); & nbsp;
Defenders: Armin Hofer (HC Val Pusteria / Serie A / 1987) Armin Helfer (HC Val Pusteria / Serie A / 1980) Alexander Egger (HC Bolzano 2000 / Ebel / 1979) Alex Trivellato (Eisbaren Berlin / DEL / Dresdner Eislöwen / OF 2 / Germany / HC Neumarkt / 1993) Luca Zanatta (Red Ice Martigny / LNB / Switzerland / Sg Cortina / 1991) Michael Angelo Zanatta ((Red Ice Martigny / LNB / Switzerland / Sg Cortina / 1989) Stefano Marchetti (Asiago Hockey 1935 / Series A / 1986) Daniel Anthony Sullivan (Asiago Hockey 1935 / Serie A / 1987)
Forwards: Joachim Ramoser (EC Salzburg II / MHL / Austria / Rittner Buam / 1995) Anton Bernard (HC Bolzano 2000 / Ebel / 1989) Marco Insam (HC Bolzano 2000 / Ebel / 1989) Markus Gander (HC Bolzano 2000 / Ebel / 1989 ) Raphael Andergassen (HC Val Pusteria / Sv Caldaro / Serie A / 1993) Diego Kostner (HC Lugano / Switzerland-LNA / HC Gherdeina / 1992) Giovanni Morini (HC Lugano / Elite Junior - Switzerland / Sg Cortina / 1995) Nathan Di Casmirro (HC Valpellice / Serie A / 1978) Luca Frigo (HC Valpellice / Serie A / 1993) Alex Frei (Hockey Milano Rossoblu / Sv Caldaro / Serie A / 1993) Brian Ihnacak (Valerenga / Get Ligaen / Norway / 1985) Luca Felicetti ( Rittner Buam / Serie A / 1981)
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The World Cup on TV and streaming
Sunday, April 19
Poland & ndash; Italy Live Stream on Rai Sport 1 Web (www.raisport.rai.it) 20.00, Deferred Rai Sport 2: Mondays & Igrave; April 20 from 14:05 till 16:25
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Monday & Igrave; April 20
Italy & ndash; Ukraine Direct TV on Rai Sport 2 from 16:25 hours
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Wednesday & Igrave; April 22
Italy & ndash; Hungary Deferred Rai Sport 2: Thursday & Igrave; April 23 from 10:30 till 12:55
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Thursday on Igrave; April 23
Japan & ndash; Direct Italian television on Rai Sport 2 from 12:55 hours
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Saturday, April 25
Italy & ndash; Deferred Kazakhstan on Rai Sport 2: Saturday, April 25 from 21:30 till 23:50
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