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Saturday's World Cup matches - Sweden made the wrong start - defending champion Finland beat America - Sport

Saturday’s World Cup matches – Sweden made the wrong start – defending champion Finland beat America – Sport

Saturday’s World Cup matches – Sweden with a wrong start – defending champion Finland beat America – Sport – SRF

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  • For Sweden, it was a loss in Group A of Switzerland in the first World Cup match. Russia does not give an opportunity to an outsider in Great Britain.
  • Finland began their mission to successfully defend their title in Group B by defeating USA. Germany is clearly winning its second match.

Group A: Denmark surprised Sweden

Denmark-Sweden 4: 3: Sweden, the 11-time world champion, started with a defeat in the World Cup in Riga. In 3: 4 against Denmark, “Tre Kronor” advanced 1: 0 and 2: 1, before the Danes could turn it 3: 2 at the end of the middle third thanks to a double whammy in 36 seconds. Niklas Jensen, the Helsinki winger, stood out among the Danes with three goals and one assists. Denmark had served the Swedes the first goal with a disastrous bad pass directly to Karl Klingberg’s shovel on a silver platter.

Great Britain-Russia 1: 7: Foreign Great Britain had no chance against Russia. After just 11 minutes, the British trailed 4-0 and eventually lost 7-1 only because the favorite had significantly slowed the pace after the furious start. For Russia, this is the second victory in the World Cup after 4: 3 against the Czech Republic.

Group Two: Finland successfully begins its title defense

Finland-USA 2: 1: Finland, who won the last World Cup in Denmark two years ago, began their mission to defend their title in Riga with a 2-1 victory over the United States. Atti Ohtama and Eru Bäkkarenen scored the Finnish goals within 9 minutes in third place. Jason Robertson scored for the USA shortly before the second half. The US national team has close to a tie several times in the final stages, but it is no longer successful.

Norway – Germany 1: 5: Less than 24 hours after the 9: 4 match against Italy, Germany also won their second World Cup match. The 2018 Olympic silver winner beat Norway 5-1 and guaranteed Tony Söderholm’s team their first World Cup victory against Norway since 2007.


SRF II, Sports Flash, May 15, 2021, 11:30 PM

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