Athletistic/Hockey. On May 19, at the Nokia Arena stadium in Finland, a match of the ice hockey world championship was held between the national teams of Austria and Germany, which are rivals in group A. The victory in this meeting was was won by the German national team with a score of 4:2.
The German hockey players opened the scoring in the fifth minute of the match thanks to a goal from Niko Sturm (assists from Alexander El and Matthias Niederberger). In the first half, Austria managed to equalize thanks to a goal from Bernd Wolf (effective assists from Peter Schneider and Marco Rossi), but then Germany regained the advantage. Parker Tuomi (receiving assists from Wojciech Stachowiak and Jonas Müller) scored the puck and gave the Germans the lead.
In the second period, Wojciech Stachowiak (receiving assists from Justin Schutz and Moritz Müller) increased Germany’s advantage, and even Lukas Haudum’s puck late in the game didn’t affect the result. Also, in the dying minutes, Sturm scored his second goal, increasing Germany’s lead to two goals.
Austria suffered the fifth out of five possible World Cup defeats. The German national team won the second consecutive victory after three defeats.
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