Deutschland vor Herausforderung: Schweden als nächster Prüfstein

In Ostrava, Czech Republic, the German national ice hockey team is gearing up for their third World Championship group stage match. After a victorious game against Slovakia and a tough loss to the USA, the team now faces Sweden. The 6-1 defeat to the US team highlighted their need for improvement, with head coach Harold Kreis acknowledging the team’s lackluster performance, stating, „We are better than how we showed today. I don’t want to say we made it easy for them, but we made it hard for ourselves.“

Despite the setback against the USA, team captain Moritz Müller remains optimistic, emphasizing the importance of looking ahead and learning from the defeat. As they prepare to face Sweden, a team known for their skill and precision, Kreis sees the previous match as valuable preparation. He emphasizes the need to focus on defensive strategies and controlling play rather than constantly chasing the puck.

For fans eager to catch the Germany-Sweden game, it will be broadcast live on ProSieben in Germany at 8:20 pm. Additionally, viewers can access a free live stream on Joyn and ran.de. The World Championship offers a total of 30 games airing on various German networks, with ProSieben showcasing all of Germany’s matches and additional group stage games on ProSieben Maxx.

Whether watching at home or on the go, fans can follow the Germany vs. Sweden clash through the BILD.de live ticker for real-time updates and insights into the match. As the team prepares to face one of hockey’s powerhouses, all eyes are on Germany to see if they can bounce back from the previous defeat and secure a win against Sweden.