All favorites prevail

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The Czechs won 5-1 on Tuesday against Kazakhstan, Switzerland’s next opponent. Last year’s third at the World Cup scored three of five goals in a power play, twice scored by former Ambri striker Dominik Kubalik, the second time by a double majority.

In the 33rd minute, Nikita Michailis missed the 2:2 only to Czech keeper Marek Langhamer, before the favorite made everything clear with two goals in the first six minutes of the final section to make it 4:1.

Canada beats climbers

The Canadians beat newly promoted Slovenia 5-2 after trailing 1-0. The North Americans are well served with the one goal conceded after 20 minutes, but then they clearly dominate the second third with 23:2 shots on target. They converted the dominance into three hits. Defenseman MacKenzie Weegar contributed a goal and two assists to the win. Jan Drozg scores both goals for the Slovenians.

Sweden back to zero

In Group A in Tampere, Sweden also won its second game without a clean sheet, this time 5-0 against Austria, coached by the Swiss Roger Bader and Arno Del Curto. Marcus Sörensen, who works for Fribourg-Gottéron, made it 2-0 (27th). Just like the Swiss, who have not yet conceded a goal, the Scandinavians used different goalkeepers in the first two games. After Lars Johansson against Germany (1-0), Jesper Wallstedt celebrates a shutout thanks to 18 saves. With the Austrians, Klotens defender super talent David Reinbacher is injured.

USA: two games, two wins

The USA also has the maximum points after two games after beating promoted Hungary 7-1. Nick Bonino scored two goals. Denmark, coached by Heinz Ehlers, also achieved their second success with a 4:3 after extra time against France. Patrick Russell scored the winning goal in the 62nd minute with Denmark’s third power play goal of the game. (SDA)

Source : Blick