World Cup in Cologne: Italy also loses against Germany

In the Lanxess Arena, in front of 19.000 spectators, there was again nothing for the Blue Team to gain against Germany. Michele Marchetti's equalizer in the first third only brought some hope into the Italian ranks for a short time, until Matthias Plachta took the lead for the second time towards the end of the first period.

In the second third, Seidenberg and Kahun scored goals three and four for Germany. After that there were only a few harmless chances on both sides and Germany confidently controlled the game until the end of the game.

On Monday (16.15:XNUMX p.m.) Italy will face Denmark in their last World Cup game.

Germany - Italy 4:1 (2:1, 2:0, 0:0) Gates: 03:34 (0:1) Christian Ehrhoff (Leon Draisatl); 04:21 (1:1) Michele Marchetti (Simon Kostner/Stefano Marchetti); 18:16 (1:2) Matthias Plachta (Dennis Seidenberg/Domink Kahun); 22:46 (1:3) Yannic Seidenberg (Frank Hordler); 26:00 (1:4) Dominik Kahun (Yannic Seidenberg); Italy: Andreas Bernard (Fredric Cloutier); Thomas Larkin – Luca Zanatta; Armin Hofer – Armin Helfer (A); Alexander Egger – Stefano Marchetti; Daniel Glira; Marco Insam – Raphael Andergassen – Tommaso Traversa; Giovanni Morini - Diego Kostner (A) - Simon Kostner; Anton Bernard (C) – Markus Gander – Michele Marchetti; Enrico Miglioranzi - Tommaso Goi - Alex Lambacher; Allenatore: Stefan Mair; Germany: Danny Aus den Birken (Philipp Grubauer); Denis Reul – Christian Erhoff (C); Dennis Seidenberg – Moritz Muller; Konrad Abeltshauser – Frank Hordler; Justin Krueger-Marcus Kink; Patrick Reimer – Yasin Ehliz – Frederik Tiffels; Patrick Hager – Felix Schutz – David Wolf; Brooks Macek – Matthias Plachta – Leon Draisaitl; Yannic Seidenberg – Gerrit Fauser – Domink Kahun; Allenatore: Marco Sturm;

Table Russia 14 points USA 12 Sweden 10 Latvia 9 Germany* 9 Denmark 4 Slovakia 4 Italy* 1 *+1 game

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World Cup in Cologne: Italy also loses against Germany

The Blue Team has so far recorded six games and six defeats in Cologne at the A-World Cup. The Mair team lost 1:4 to the home side on Saturday evening.

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