Next, the Lion has the quarterfinals. It’s a result or out.
The Lions balance in the opening round of the World Cup was six wins from seven games.
The point loss to France was not “budgeted” in advance, but on the other hand, the winnings had not brought two points from Canada in many papers.
– Six wins are a tough performance. It is on the top in mind. Lots of a variety of experiences to help us, the Lions head coach Antti Pennanen summed up the opening round after the Slovakia match.
– Sometimes we’ve been tight, came out of there. We have tolerated and endured. There has also been a rising tendency in gaming. It is difficult for us to score at the moment.
Pennanen mentioned as a development target by overpowering efficiency – and especially efficiency.
The Lions have spun a considerable amount of superiority outside the opponent’s underpower. The shots have gone far, and the support measures have not worked.
Antti Penna also thought about the Lions’ superiority. Pasi Liesimaa
Should overwhelming go more games inside the underdog?
– Yeah, that’s what we want, Pennanen admitted.
– It is quite true that today, especially today, they were out of shape. Then it’s pretty easy for underdog, too easy. Against Canada, there was a blank for the first superiority it should be to shoot and try to scattered that square.
Pennanen admitted that moving the puck outside the shape is not properly leading to anything right now.
The Lions lineup in Slovakia was missing NHL stars Teuvo Teräväinen and Juuse Saros.
– Prepare for the quarterfinals, Pennanen said of Teräväinen’s absence.
So, according to Pennanen, it was about recovery and there was no injury.
– Saros has nothing (injury) either.
Defender Robin Salo Instead, he suffers from some kind of injury.
The Canada win of the hockey people came on Monday evening. Pennanen was pleased that Finland drilled from Slovakia with a short recovery time.
-Those who have been involved in top sports know that after that, sleep does not always sleep quite quickly. Once again, hard performance mentally.
You fall asleep for many yourself?
– I don’t remember, but pretty quickly. Then I woke up in the morning and slept a little more.
– Well I have slept. This was the first a little fragmented night.
Pennanen said she had slept very well during the tournament. Pasi Liesimaa