Switzerland – Kazakhstan 2:3 (2:3 after SO) | Norway – Denmark 0:3 (end) | France – Germany 3:2 (1:0 after SO)
Latvia – Czech Republic 3:4 (0:1 after SO) | Belarus – USA 3:6 (end)
after shootout (1:0)
France
3:2 (1:0, 1:2, 0:0 - 0:0)
Germany
Saturday 07.05.2016, 15:15 • Sportovní palác Jubilejnyj, Petrohrad • World Championship • Group B
     
    Game over. (17:47:33)
    Damien Fleury (FRA) - 3:2

     
    France has won after the penalty shoot-out.

    The winning goal scored by DAMIEN FLEURY.
     
    3. series
    1:0
    Goc fails.
     
    2. series
    1:0
    Fleury scores.
     
    2. series
    0:0
    Rieder fails.
     
    1. series
    0:0
    Desrosiers fails.
     
    1. series
    0:0
    Draisaitl fails.
     
    Start of shootout.
     
    65:00
    Overtime finished.

     
    61:12
    Penalty for Germany (Müler – 2 min., closing hand on puck).
     
    60:01
    Overtime began.
     
    60:00
    3rd period finished.
     
    47:35
    Penalty for France (Desroriers – 2 min., too many men).
     
    43:35
    Penalty for Germany (Flaake – 2 min., interference).
     
    41:47
    Penalty for France (Dieude Fauvel – 2 min., hooking).
     
    40:01
    Start of 3rd period.

    Goals and assists: 4. Raux (Perret, Meunier), 40. Claireaux (Beron, Chakiachvili), dec. goal Fleury – 21. Rieder (Gogulla, Schütz), 37. Schütz (Goggula, Hager)

    Shootout:

    1. series:
    0:0   Draisaitl (GER)
    0:0   Desrosiers (FRA)
    2. series:
    0:0   Rieder (GER)
    1:0   Fleury (FRA)
    3. series:
    1:0   Goc (GER)


    France: Huet (Hardy) – Auvitu, Trabichet, Beron, Chakiachvili, Dieude Fauvel, Raux, Janil – Fleury, Bellemare, Desrosiers – Y. Treille, Meunier (C), Perret – S. Treille, Bertrand, Bozon – Claireaux, Ritz, Lamperier – da Costa
    Germany: Pielmeier (Brückmann) – Holzer, Ehrhoff, Reul, Müller, Boyle, Akdag, Braun – Rieder, Draisaitl, Reimer – Macek, Schütz, Gogulla – Flaake, Goc (C), Noebels – Kink, Seidenberg, Hager

    Referees: Fraňo, Jeřábek (oba CZE) – Kilian (GER), Suominen (FIN)