Hockey men shoot Poles – all ten goals

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Hockey men shoot Poles – all ten goals

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She is a prince. And that’s a nice goal. Very good. Mats Grambusch. The city’s son meets one too zero. A perfect start. Yes. Played for the first time for 72 seconds. Cheers at Deutsche Bank. And that was such a small ping pong ball. And it wasn’t that easy to take.
And that makes Mats extremely good. Mats Grambusch. Yes, we also see the change of sides of Jojo Große and the ball is super heavy to take. So in the back room. Mats runs into the back room and then manages to take the ball out of the air. This is technically extremely demanding and makes Mats very, very well in the situation. And it is also known that he can really use these difficult shots often.
A good ball by Johannes Große. Mats Grambusch great allusion to Paul Kaufmann the chance. There is two too zero. This Prince is the beneficiary and.
An outstanding ball from Mats Grambusch played from the run into the circle.
What his overview. He sees that two players are relatively free in a circle. But they were also lucky because Paul Kaufmann involuntarily forwards him.
But still counts as an assist for Paul Kaufmann, I think.
We may have to ask if he really wanted it. I can hardly imagine it. It is also not that easy for this princes because it goes away from the body and then with ice hockey strike, as we say in field hockey, deep. And now Moritz Ludwig with the puller into the circle. Long steps. Three too zero.
Very nice.
Double pack This Prince. OK. Now comes Payatz. The clock has expired, but the ball has to be from the circle. And there it is. In the end, Raphael Hartkopf laid the board and with the siren it is four too zero. Flocke We have to explain to the spectators that the Poles should have clarified the ball with a time passage. That is how long the attack will be played.
Exactly. As long as the ball is in a circle, it continues and we are now seeing the shot over here. And that’s actually something. Raphael Hartkopf distinguishes the racket on the floor in front of the gate. I would say that this is quite a fairly typical hard head tower.
Immediately whistled strictly. Then there is penalty corner. Hartkopf with the chance that he was from Hartkopf.
And again this pierced ball.
Macht and horses meet and just criticized. Now he is doing half a dozen in front of Walter Hellwig. He starts Raphael Hartkopf into the circle, gets the ball, does it really well.
Three -pack, nice gate Raphael Hartkopf.
And that was customary work, he slides forward.
The seven to zero for Germany.
The sprints played with a very, very good ball directly on the second post in the circle. And we already addressed it at the beginning. Raphael Hartkopf these are the goals he does.
Poland is given a card. Now the chance. And there is Malte Hellwig. He dusts off. But there is a German player. I mean, it’s Michael Struthoff.
Yes, okay, good.
Let’s take a look at it again. Locke.
Moritz Ludwig, who plays on the baseline. And then Michel Struthoff plays the ball towards the second post. And these are extremely difficult to defend balls. Especially for such a goalkeeper. Super uncomfortable because Michel Struthoff plays the ball extremely hard towards the goal. So one always hopes that a German player will get the ball there.
Do it and the chance and.
Very nice rebound by Justus Weigand.
Justus Weigand is the fastest and dusts off at nine too zero by baseball. And now it is double digits. The ten too zero.