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From the dream of World Cup gold! The women’s floorball team lost 2:4 to the top favorites from Sweden in the semi-finals. This means there will be no repeat of the 2005 coup in Singapore, when the Swiss won their only World Cup title to date.
Even the start of the game is not optimal. It’s not just that the Swedes took the reins and applied pressure from the start. The Swiss are also making things difficult for themselves. You get a fine in the starting phase – because there are too many players on the field.
The Scandinavians will not let that be taken away, they use the power game to take the lead (4th). And a little later doubled (11th). But the Swiss recovered and scored the next goal before the first break (17th) through World Cup debutant Laila Ediz. She intercepts a cross from the Swedes in front of their goal and scores well.
Lots of parades and aluminum happiness
In the middle third, the Swedes are vehemently searching for another two-goal lead. But they don’t find her for a long time. Either they fail because of the strong Swiss goalkeeper Lara Heini, or because of the goal boundary. Aluminum saves the Swiss women several times. Then it happened in the 37th minute. The Swedes rise to 3:1.
And in the last part you start shaking again. Because the Swiss show morality. When they had the double lead, it only took them a few seconds for Céline Stettler to score (48′). But it’s not enough for more. Because just three minutes later the Swedes are already two lengths ahead. And this time they will not let their lead be taken away. On Sunday they will play against Finland for World Cup gold, while the Swiss will duel with the Czech Republic for bronze. (beer)
Source : Blick
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