The thriller from Pyeongchang: feature film about the ice hockey final

Pyeongchang (SID) Germany gave Olympic athletes from Russia an epic battle in the ice hockey final of the Pyeongchang Winter Games. The feature film for the drama. 0: 00 minutes The teams enter the half-full hall at 13.05:XNUMX p.m. local time. The Russians are immediately on the trigger, Germany holds firm because goalkeeper Danny aus den Birken makes another great save. 19:59 The first third is over - apparently only because Slawa Wojnow scores for Russia half a second before the first break. A first shock. 29:32 Germany is back in the game, with Russian help. Goalkeeper Vasily Koshechkin deflects the puck with his thigh and hits it into the net with his stick hand. Felix Schütz is considered the goalscorer. 53:21 The drama begins. Everything seems lost when the supposedly overpowering Russians take the lead through Nikita Gusev, who uses Helmet as a gang from a sharp angle from the Birkens. The many Sbornaja fans are already celebrating. 53:31 Incredible: The German Indomitable team comes back after just ten seconds. Frank Mauer plays the puck from behind the goal to Dominik Kahun, who hits it over Koschetschkin's catching hand. 56:44 The game is over. Of all people, Jonas Müller, the youngest player in the team, scored the 3-2 in a completely rip-off manner. The Berliner waits until his opponent slips out of the line of fire - goal. Gold is on a silver platter: “We were Olympic champions for three minutes,” defender Moritz Müller will say later. 57:49 Lead with 2:11 minutes left to play - and two minutes penalty against Russia. The miracle is very close. Russia desperately takes out the goalkeeper, plays five against five on the field. 59:04 The shock. Meet the Russians. They snatched the gold from the German team 55,5 seconds before the final siren. Again it is Gusev who emerges from the birch trees. 60:00 End of regular playing time. Hard to believe: Germany holds a draw. Against Russia. In the Olympic final. In extra time the game continues with only four field players per team. 69:11 Unnecessary penalty time against Patrick Reimer. The man from Nuremberg wants to hit the puck, but his blade slides up his opponent's stick and hits him in the face. High stick, two minutes. “That was a bit petty,” says national coach Marco Sturm. 69:40 After 29 seconds in the power play, Gusev cleared his teammate Kirill Kaprisow, who decided the game with a dry slap shot. It's over. The Russians throw their sticks and helmets onto the ice. Sturm gathers the devastated German team for the final speech.

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