DAY 5: 8.12.2010
Czech Republic beats Estonia in penalty shootout thriller It took an overtime and a penalty shootout to decide who was going to play Finland in Friday's WFC semi-final. It turned out to be Czech Republic who won today's late night quarter-final thriller against Estonia 3-2 (0-1, 0-0, 1-0, 0-0, 1-0). In the end, Estonia fought furiously to keep their lead but their luck finally ran out. At 58.16, Jan Jelinek took a shot from the boards and Tomas Sladky was first at the rebound. Despite protests for high stick by the Estonians the ball was taken to the middle and the game went into overtime.
There was no question about careful play as both teams chased a goal. The last chances opened for Estonia whose Henrik Talme almost won the game just as the final buzzer sounded. Czech Republic turned out to be a lot better in penalty shooting. Henrik Talme was the only Estonian to beat Tomas Kafka whereas Milan Fridrich, Ales Zalesny, Martin Richter and Tomas Chrapek all scored for Czech Republic.
Pick ups from the day 5
Pick ups from the day 5
Finland perform their best this far
Tuomas Korhonen and Werner Heinonen the WFC DJs
GAMES ON 9.12. HARTWALL AREENA 10:00 CAN-ITA (11th place) 13:00 POL-GER (9th place) 16:00 SUI-RUS (Quarterfinal 3) 19:00 SWE-NOR (Quarterfinal 2) ENERGIA AREENA 11:00 SIN-JAP (15th place) 14:00 DEN-SIN (13th place)
standings
Finland became the first team to make the top four in the WFC after a 12-2 quarter-final victory over Latvia tonight. Latvia fought back bravely and scored the first goal of the game but Finland played their best game of the week this far and was not to be stopped. -I don't think there was any problem with our concentration. We have great respect for Latvia who have a tough team and are getting more skilled year by year, Finland's Tero Tiitu said. - Their first goal was a good wake-up call for us. I think Latvia is going to be the next country to really challenge the top four and I really admire the constant progress they are making.
WFC2010 DJs Tuomas Korhonen and Werner Heinonen are responsible for the music and announcer jobs at Hartwall Arena. - The music has been selected beforehand obviously. We try not to play just commercial stuff, but old classics as well. It's important to play songs that people recognize. We tend to play a lot of dance music because the beat is very important. 135 beats per minute is quite alright and we make it even faster as the game gets more excited. - Team Finland has requested some songs also, we're currently working on that list. But as this is a tournament with different teams and countries participating, we can't play just Finnish songs or in any other way favor Finland with the songs played. It's an international tournament even though it's organized in Finland. Team Finland's own choice was "Anna sen soida" by a Finnish rap artist Elastinen. You get to hear it when Finland scores.
Group A Finland Russia Canada Denmark
3 36-5 3 17-23 3 14-27 3 8-20
6 4 2 0
Group B Switzerland Latvia Poland Singapore
3 55-4 3 35-7 3 12-22 3 5-74
6 4 2 0
Group C Sweden Estonia Germany Australia
3 81-3 3 25-28 3 16-30 3 8-69
6 4 2 0
Group D Czech Rep. Norway Italy Japan
3 45-5 3 34-7 3 5-29 3 3-46
5 5 2 0
AUS
CAN
CZE
DAN
EST
FIN
GER
ITA
JAP
LAT
NOR
POL
RUS
SIN
SUI
SWE
WFC 2010 GAMES 8.12.2010 Places 9-12: CANADA-POLAND: 4-9
Places 13-16: DENMARK-SINGAPORE 24-1
05:23 0 - 1 MIKULSKI Mattias (KASPEREK Artur) Poland 10:36 0 - 2 YV DZIURDZIK Michal (AUGUSTYN Bartlomiej) Poland 11:30 0 - 3 MIKULSKI Mattias Poland 15:00 1 - 3 LAPORTE Stephane (FERRON Mathieu) Canada 19:04 1 - 4 GIRYS Daniel Poland 35:59 1 - 5 GAICKI Tomasz (DZIURDZIK Michal) Poland 36:42 1 - 6 KOSTELA Piotr (CHLEBDA Lukasz) Poland 39:34 1 - 7 CHLEBDA Lukasz (PODRAZA Mateusz) Poland 45:21 1 - 8 KOSTELA Piotr (STRAZYNSKI Przemyslaw) Poland 48:24 2 - 8 TV FERRON Mathieu (PLANTE Jean Sebastien) Canada 49:04 3 - 8 TV PARIKKA Risto Canada 51:35 4 - 8 YV LEBLANC Simon (PLANTE Jean Sebastien) Canada 55:54 4 - 9 YV GAICKI Tomasz (MIKULSKI Mattias) Poland Referees: GRAHN-GUSTAVSSON HÅkan, RÅSBRINK Johan SWE Spectators: 607
02:29 1 - 0 JENSEN Alex (LARSEN Joakim) Denmark 05:10 2 - 0 YV PEDERSEN Dannie (LARSEN Joakim) Denmark 07:04 3 - 0 OLESEN Lasse Rolighed (JENSEN Niklas Juul) Denmark 07:13 4 - 0 JENSEN Alex (PEDERSEN Dannie) Denmark 09:58 5 - 0 RL JENSEN Alex Denmark 15:06 6 - 0 YV JENSEN Alex (HEDORF Stefan) Denmark 16:56 6 - 1 HAFEEZ Kassim Mohd (MCKENRICK Lim) Singapore 17:05 7 - 1 JENSEN Alex (ENGELSEN Henrik) Denmark 17:33 8 - 1 JENSEN Niklas Juul (OLESEN Lasse Rolighed) Denmark 18:01 9 - 1 HEDORF Stefan (PEDERSEN Dannie) Denmark 19:44 10 - 1 JENSEN Bo Kanstrup (BEIER Jesper) Denmark 19:59 11 - 1 JENSEN Alex (HEDORF Stefan) Denmark 28:26 12 - 1 HEDORF Stefan (PEDERSEN Dannie) Denmark 32:20 13 - 1 ANDERSEN Jacob (DANIELSEN Kenneth) Denmark 34:52 14 - 1 PAHLE Christoffer (OLESEN Lasse Rolighed) Denmark 39:25 15 - 1 ANDERSEN Jacob (DANIELSEN Kenneth) Denmark 43:21 16 - 1 PEDERSEN Dannie (HEDORF Stefan) Denmark 47:26 17 - 1 JENSEN Alex (HEDORF Stefan) Denmark 48:25 18 - 1 OLESEN Lasse Rolighed (JENSEN Niklas Juul) Denmark 48:39 19 - 1 ENGELSEN Henrik (KJAER Anders) Denmark 51:18 20 - 1 ENGELSEN Henrik (HEDORF Stefan) Denmark 52:31 21 - 1 RL BEIER Jesper Denmark 54:35 22 - 1 ANDERSEN Jacob Denmark 55:17 23 - 1 ENGELSEN Henrik (JENSEN Alex) Denmark 56:55 24 - 1 YV PEDERSEN Dannie (LARSEN Joakim) Denmark Referees: ALAKARE Mikko, VILKKI Vesa FIN Spectators: 155
Places 9-12: GERMANY-ITALY: 8-4 07:49 1 - 0 MUCHA Manuel (MUCHA Dominic) Germany 15:49 2 - 0 WUNDERLICH Willy (STÜBLE Leander) Germany 19:32 3 - 0 RADÜNZ Rene (WUNDERLICH Willy) Germany 20:39 3 - 1 MORES Tobias (LUDOLINI Sandro) Italy 30:48 4 - 1 GAHLERT Andreas Germany 33:10 4 - 2 ROCCO Fabio (BOGGIA Sandro) Italy 37:39 4 - 3 HORN Remy (PELLEGRINI Simone) Italy 38:02 5 - 3 STÜBLE Leander (BERNIECK Sebastian) Germany 41:20 6 - 3 GAHLERT Andreas (KOHLER Janek) Germany 43:56 7 - 3 MUCHA Manuel (HOLTZ Fredrik) Germany 55:04 8 - 3 DIETEL Peter (MUCHA Manuel) Germany 58:11 8 - 4 PELLEGRINI Boris (MORES Tobias) Italy Referees: BIENKOWSKI Aleksander, CHOMNICKI Marek POL Spectators: 317
Quarterfinal 1: FINLAND-LATVIA 12-2 03:01 0 - 1 BLINDS Atis (MALKAVS Andris) Latvia 04:08 1 - 1 HYVÄRINEN Rickie (TIITU Tero) Finland 17:43 2 - 1 TIITU Tero (SAVOLAINEN Mika) Finland 24:17 3 - 1 JOHANSSON Henri (KUKKOLA Jani) Finland 28:01 4 - 1 TIITU Tero (KOHONEN Mika) Finland 29:45 4 – 2 BLINDS Atis (JUSKEVICS Ainars) Latvia 31:24 5 - 2 VÄNTTINEN Lassi (FORSTEN Harri) Finland 34:39 6 - 2 YV KOHONEN Mika (VÄÄNÄNEN Tatu) Finland 35:46 7 - 2 JUSSILA Esa (JOHANSSON Henri) Finland 39:08 8 - 2 KOHONEN Mika (TIITU Tero) Finland 40:58 9 - 2 KIVILEHTO Juha (FORSTEN Harri) Finland 44:43 10 - 2 KOHONEN Mika (SAVOLAINEN Mika) Finland 48:08 11 - 2 AV HYVÄRINEN Rickie (TIITU Tero) Finland 52:18 12 - 2 VÄNTTINEN Lassi Finland Referees: ERHARD Thomas, RENZ Philippe, SUI Spectators: 4925
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Places 13-16: AUSTRALIA-JAPAN 3-2 06:48 0 - 1 NAKAGAWA Tomoaki (HISHINUMA Fukuta) Japan 14:51 0 - 2 WATABE Daisuke (NAKAGAWA Tomoaki) Japan 26:42 1 - 2 O SULLIVAN Christopher (WOODS Michael) Australia 39:29 2 - 2 VERON Jonathan (WOODS Michael) Australia 59:24 3 - 2 YV COLLOPY Kristoffer (CAMPBELL Timothy) Australia Referees: JÄRVENTAUSTA Tommi, MYLLYKANGAS Miikka FIN Spectators: 66
Quarterfinal 4: CZECH REPUBLIC-ESTONIA 3-2 00:25 34:28 49:22 58:16
0 1 1 2
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1 1 2 2
TALME Kristian (TALME Henrik) Estonia GARCAR Milan (SLANY Stepan) Czech Republic YV MARKUS Patrik (TALME Henrik) Estonia SLADKY Tomas (JELINEK Jan) Czech Republic
Penaly shots goal FRIDRICH Milan Czech Republic goal TALME Henrik Estonia goal ZALESNY Ales Czech Republic no goal TALME Kristian Estonia goal RICHTER Martin Czech Republic no goal KIVI Rein Estonia 3-2 CHRAPEK Tomas Czech Republic Referees: BAUMGARTNER Thomas, KLÄSI Thomas SUI Spectators: 1020