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World Cup (men)

08:30 Cayman Islands – Armenia (B2)

6:1

(1:1, 3:0, 2:0)

final (45')

13. Pull (Passchier), 28. Bowden (Selin), 29. Armstrong (Yeremian), 30. Babin, 31. Floyd, 40. Babin (Selin, Yeramian) – 10. Jerjian (Vartazarmian, Tachejian)

Game is over. The first half of this match was really close, but at the of the second period Cayman Islands scored three goals in a row and decided about winner. Home team has three points to table. Have a nice rest of the day.

Penalty missed:

Cayman Islands: Slipcenko (Spence) – Allard, Armstrong, Bowden, Bridges, Marley, Selin, Windsor, Yaxley, Yeramian – Babin, Elliott, Fischer, Floyd, Keating, McDonald, Nelson, Passchier, Plamondon, Pull, Strenk
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Armenia: Najarinan (Aumais) – Batri, Galliano, Avedissian, Gennoe, Sadek, M. Vartazarmian, R. Vartazarmian, Yeramian – Belcher, Boghossian, Guergis, Charbonneau, G. Jerjian, H. Jerjian, Kabassakalian, Kalachian, Melkonian, Missakian, Nazarian, Ohanessian, Tachejian, Torikian
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Referees: Simbera, Varca

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11:00 Portugal – USA (A2)

1:3

(1:1, 0:0, 0:2)

final (44')

11. Carreira (Pires) – 3. Black (Wilson), 35. Warila (Ruiz), 37. Housser (Sullivan)

The Americans are now even with the Czechs with 3 points atop Group A2. Portugal is in the same spot as Switzerland, having each lost their first games. The fifth team in the group, Italy, will finally play its first game of the tournament later today against the Czechs.

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Penalty missed:

Portugal: Cruz (Medeiros) – Aragao, Carreira, Cerqueira, B. Creador, C. Creador, R. Leal, Queiroga, Rocha – Cabral, Cabral, Camara, David, Gallant, Goncalves, M. Leal, Macbeth, Pires, Pontes, Senra
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USA: Rethage (Sheehan) – Bayne, Caron, Carter, Defazio, Hildreth, Liebers, Merchant, Zimmick – Black, Daugherty, Gregory, Hackett, Hickey, Housser, Kiesel, Petito, Ruiz, Senecal, Schlegel, Sullivan, Warila, Wilson
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12:30 Great Britain – Lebanon (B1)

2:1

(0:1, 2:0, 0:0)

final (45')

23. Wilson (Wright, Kristof), 30. Wright (Bull) – 9. Haddad (Boutros)

Lebanon had a decent start to their first ever Worlds campaign. They took the lead in first period, but the Brits took advantage of their power play to make it even and turned the scoreline around with a shorthanded tally. The Lebanese fought hard to get the equalizer until the final horn, but they did not. It's three points for GB.

Best players:
Bassil Boulos (LEB)
Scott Wright (GBR)

Penalty missed:

Great Britain: Marchetti (Pearce) – Adamec, Cooke, Gaunt, Graham, Hirst, Johnson, Tulip, Wilson, Wright – Brown, Bull, Cole, Ellard, Ferrington, Hagg, Kristof, Morrison, Mort, Porubsky, Slack
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Lebanon: Skaff (P. Habib) – Abboud, Awad, J. Boulos, Nasrallah, Nehme, Feghali, Younes – P. Haber, Sabeh, M. Habib, El-Haddad, Boutros, B. Boulos, Sayed, M. A. Haber, Salhany, Eid, Abdullah, Mohamad, Fadl, Haddad, Ziade
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Referees: Horsky, Valachovic

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13:30 India – Greece (A1)

3:0

(0:0, 2:0, 1:0)

final (45')

20. D. Brar (Mallais), 21. Purewal (Chima), 34. Kalkat (S. Brar)

So in Group 1A, India now draws even with Slovakia at the top with 3 points each, of course Slovakia and Canada (2 points) have only played one game each, and Finland has yet to play. Later today, Finland plays Slovakia.

Penalty missed:

India: Mangat (Toor) – Gill, Kahlon, R. Kaila, S. Kaila, H. Kalkat, Mahil, Sandhu – Bassi, D. Brar, S. Brar, T. Brar, Dhillon, Dosanjh, JC Gill, JK Gill, S. Gill, Chima, S. Kalkat, Mallais, Mohamed, Purewal, Sidhu.
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Greece: Bitsakis (Vrettis) – Adamou, J. Barbas, Goulakos, Hinios, Pinios, Rompotinos, Tzaferis – Alvo, Argiris, E. Arkalis, P. Arkalis, M. Barbas, R. Barbas, Giannoumis, Kakivelos, Karvouniaris, Klitrinos, Kuzmarski, Pitsikoulis, Romano, Vagenas.
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15:00 Bermuda – France (B1)

4:3

(2:2, 1:0, 0:1)

after shootout (3:2) (46')

2. Hands Jackson (Tremblay), 14. Hands Jackson (Bailey), 28. Merritt (Gosse), dec. goal Amlong – 4. Domain (Colotti, Slupski), 12. Bacul (Dissegna), 32. Dissegna (Proutat, Slupski)

Bermuda wins this drama in the shootouts. Both teams were in the lead at some point in the game as well as at some point in the shootouts, but the more fortunate side is Bermuda who took the victory.

Best players:
Christopher Hands Jackson (BRM)
Tritan Dumont (FRA)

Penalty missed:

Bermuda: Leclerc (Holmes) – Rowat, Coleman, Worthington-White, Miller, Smith, Gosse, Katzsch, Estey, Merritt, Luck, Hands, Cundliffe, Dzurus, Rufiage, Amlong, Beaudion, Talbot, Tremblay, Bailey, Farmer, Bilodeau, Calko
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France: Lion (Laferte) – Ballet, Bornand, Colotti, Dissegna, Dumont, Favarin, Proutat – Abramov, Bacul, Benbekhti, Capet, Domain, Leroux, Martel, Peltier, Slupski, Tanguy, Wallet
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Referees: Cerny, Kralovic (both from SVK)

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16:00 Finland – Slovakia (A1)

1:3

(0:2, 1:1, 0:0)

final (45')

23. S. Pietsalo (Pukema) – 3. Slovak (Pijak, Bozik), 14. Pijak (Dejneka, Bozik), 21. Teplicky (Kacer)

Slovakia won 3:1 against India yesterday and beat team Finland also today. It means 2015 world champion has six points in table. Finland lost frist game on this tournament. Have a nice rest of the day.

The best player of Finland is Johannes Pukema. On the Slovakia side it is Lukas Pijak.

Penalty missed:

Finland: Kuusamo (Kuru) – Ahola, Kuha, Nieminen, Uusimaki, Vaananen, J. Viitanen, L. Viitanen – Eskola, Juvani, Kangas, Kariniemi, Leppaniemi, Pelto-Arvo, A. Pietsalo, S. Pietsalo, Pohjola, Pukema, Siikavirta, Sirkkala
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Slovakia: Misovec (Glevanak) – Minarik, Kacer, Titka, Blahut, Bujdak, Zelenka, Tupy, Dejneka – Rampacek, Martinusik, Kollar, Hrivnak, Beniac, Madera, Oravec, Teplicky, Slovak, Skultety, Liptak, Svitana, Bozik, Pijak
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Referees: Michal Skrobak, Petr Skrobak

Attendance:

19:00 Italy – Czech Republic (A2)

0:12

(0:2, 0:4, 0:6)

final (45')

5. Benedikt (Rejthar), 14. Stepanik (Slanec), 21. Fejfar (Krucek), 25. Brezina (Wrobel, Vlasak), 30. Stepanik, 30. Brezina (Wrobel), 31. Bacovský (Benedikt), 32. Soukup, 33. Fejfar (Bily, Krucek), 36. Fejfar, 43. Bacovský (Kubes, Bily), 45. Stepanik

This crazy game has come to an end. Czech Republic has dominated Italy the whole game, and deserverdly won by a big difference. After the first two periods home side was winning 6:0. Italy switched goalies, but that didn´t help them, they conceded another six in the last period and lost 0:12.

Penalty missed:

Italy: Campisano (31. Cusimano) – Antoniali, Cerone, Giacomo, Divizio, Ferlisi, Fiacconi, Musto, Verrelli, Bernardo, Bonanno, Bowers, Carroccia, Dentamaro, Giacomo, D´Elia, D´Ettorre, Fiore, Novielli, Pagendam, Peragine, Pulicicchio, Velenosi
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Czech Republic: Simara (Jirotka) – Benedikt, Dedic, Kudela, Pospisil, Rejthar, Slanec, Svanda, Vlasak – Barnosak, Bily, Brezina, Fejfar, Hnizdil, Bacovsky, Krucek, Lubes, Lux, Peschout, Soukup, Spacek, Stepanik, Wrobel
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Referees: Friedli, Sakkas

Attendance: 2835