Ice hockey World Cup
“Certain difficult”: Deb team after 1: 5 against Swiss perplexed
The ice hockey team is looking for reasons for the damper against Switzerland. A reaction must follow quickly.
Perplexed in the German ice hockey team after the first World Cup setback: The 1: 5 debacle against the arch-rival Schwit in the fourth preliminary round was left traces. “To be honest, I don’t really know,” said Dominik Kahun, playing in Lausanne.
After a good start to the game, the team of national coach Harold Kreis experienced a lesson in Herning, Danish. “We have had a looseness in the past few years. Today we had a certain difficulty to create something,” said 29 -year -old Kahun.
With the level of the Vice World Champion from the previous year, the selection of the German Ice Hockey Association actually wants to compete sustainably. “We have proven that we could keep up. We wanted that here too. Now we have to analyze what it was,” said the former NHL professional and complained: “Actually, we were at eye level in the first third. After that, we gave it up completely.”
USA is already waiting on Saturday
The German team has to shake off the 1: 5 quickly. On Saturday (12.20 p.m./ProSieben and Magentasport), the next hard chunk is waiting in the fight for the quarter-finals. “We have to learn a lot from the game against Switzerland,” said Kahun. “It wasn’t the result we wanted, but we can now do a lot better against the United States.”
dpa
Source: Stern
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