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The rossocrociati surpass Germany and the bison in Minsk concerning Denmark; umpteenth comeback of Slovakia while France can & ograve; still hope.
Wednesday 6 May 2015 5 minutes reading time
A day of transition to Tuesday & Igrave; World Championship in Prague and Ostrava, where the great battleships have taken a day off, leaving the scene to the other nations on the hunt for a place in the final eight.
GROUP A
In a bad game Switzerland raised its prices as a third force in the group by defeating Germany 1-0 after 50 minutes of confusion and aggressive defenses, at 52.16 Denis Hollenstein marks the network that raises the rossocrociati waiting for their clashes with the Sweden on Saturday and Canada Sunday.
Nell''altra group match France keeps alive some hope for the second phase off ambitions dell''Austria, batting with two goals nell''ultimo period Damien Fleury assisted by NHL star Da Costa and Laurent Meunier.
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PARTIAL A GROUP STANDINGS (in brackets the number of matches played) 9 pts CANADA (3) 8 pts SWEDEN (3) 7 pts SWITZERLAND (3) 4 pts CZECH REPUBLIC (3) 3 pts GERMANY (3) 3 pts FRANCE (3) 2 pts AUSTRIA (2) 0 pts LATVIA (3)
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GROUP B
After the defeat all''overtime against Slovakia, Belarus resumed his march with a 5-1 win over Denmark in a match where the Danes closed the lead the first time thanks to a goal by Julian Jakobsen. The liberation of Belarus in the period centralecon three goals from 20 '' to 29.35 at the hands of Gavrus, Kovyrshin and Shinkevich. The accounts are permanently closed by the second goal of Kovyrshin Retail 45.36 and from 54.44 to Usenko.
For the third time in three meetings, Slovakia apprehends a comeback victory: at a disadvantage against Slovenia by 20.6 minutes (network Urbas) to provisional Meszaros equalizer 41 minutes later, the Slovaks went ahead after 54 minutes with Gaborik then round accounts in the last hectic period, into an empty net, with Gaborki yet.
PARTIAL GROUP B STANDINGS
(By the way the number of games played) 9 pts USA (3) 7 pts SLOVAKIA (3) 7 pts BELARUS (3) 6 pts RUSSIA (3) 6 pts FINLAND (3) 1 pts DENMARK (3) 0 pts SLOVENIA ( 3) 0 pts NORWAY (3)
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