Latvian hockey players win Slovakia / Day after the second period with 4: 1

Sub -group A match from Avicii Arena is broadcast live on LTV7.

Harald Egle, Dan Ločmelis, Rihards Bukarts and Tom Anderson scored the goal for the Latvian national team.

At the start of the match, the Slovaks threatened the Latvian national team goal, but the first Latvians won the lead. At the end of the third minute, the fir tree in Slovakia, at the end of the counter -attack, threw a puck into a single touch.

A little later, after the rejection of Eduard Tralmac, the Slovak scored 1: 1 in the middle of the period, with Sebastian Chedrem in the majority of the goal. At the end of the period, Tralmax was sent to the rejected bench for a rude game. In the minority, Eglem had another chance to score, throwing a puck across the Latvian. Following the rejection of their opponents, Latvian hockey players finished one third, playing in the majority.

In the second minute of the second period, the Latvians won the puck in the same line -up and passed the Ločmelis, who successfully brought the opponent’s goalkeeper Samuel Hlavay – 2: 1. In less than five minutes, with Latvian hockey players winning the attack zone, Buchart won the puck, who used his chance from the front of the goal – 3: 1.

In the middle of the period, Slovakia remained again in the minority, which was failed to use, but the fourth goal was scored in the same lineup. Anderson was unmistakable in a rapid attack after the passes of Egle and Martin Lavins.

Latvian hockey players won the first four games with a loss of 4: 1, with a 1: 7 loss to Canada, a 5: 2 defeated Slovenia and a 0: 6 victory over Sweden. The game with the Finns showed close resistance, but lost by 1: 2.

The Slovaks have so far been unevenly – they lost to Sweden with 0: 5 at the start of the championship, then defeated Slovenia with a 3: 1 win over Austria with a 2: 3 after -game shot in the next duel with a 2: 1 win over France and capitulated to Canada on Saturday.

16 teams are divided into two groups, eight teams each, with a round tournament. The top four teams in each group will continue their fight for medals in the quarterfinals, but the weakest teams in both groups will leave the strongest division, and will be replaced by Britain and Italy next year.

The World Championship in Herning, Denmark and the Swedish capital, Stockholm, will end next weekend. Group B games and two quarter -final matches will take place in Herning, while Stockholm will also host two quarter -final duties, semi -final games and medals.