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Goalkeeper Andrea Brandly conceded a goal from Renata Fast of Canada.
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- The Swiss women’s ice hockey team suffered a 4–0 defeat in the World Cup semi-finals in Calgary.
- Goalkeeper Andrea Brandli showed a strong performance and played a big part in the best World Cup result for Swiss women against Canada.
- Coach Colin Müller’s team now faces Finland in the third-place game.
In the end it is a 4–0 defeat and a third-place game rather than a final – yet the Swiss women’s national team can be satisfied with the performance. With 8 doubles (and 8 losses) at the World Championships with big favorite Canada, the Swiss have never scored so few goals.
Goalkeeper Andrea Brandly played a major role in the low score against the four-time Olympic champion. The 24-year-old played at least 62 shots. In a 3–0 win via Melody Doust, she had a lot of bad luck with an awkward deflector that flew into a high arc over her head in goal.
The post robs Rainer from the round premier
The initial decision was made by Canada, who were not completely convinced throughout the 60 minutes, first in the third: Renata Fast (6th) and Doust (7th) scored their first goals to make it 2–0 within 98 seconds. done.
Unfortunately, in the 8th World Cup game against Switzerland “Ahornblatter” remained without a hit. Head coach Colin Mueller’s team recorded a total of 10 shots on goal, but most of them were harmless. Noemi Reiner missed her biggest chance in the final third, when she was outnumbered and could single-handedly pass the opposing goal and failed at the post. Rebecca Johnson ensured a 4-0 final with a fine individual performance 5 minutes before the end.
On Tuesday evening (9:30 pm; live on SRF) the Swiss team will have a second chance to win a medal. In the game for third place, the Swiss faced Finland, who lost 3–0 to the USA in the second semi-final. Meanwhile, the Americans challenged their eternal rival Canada in the final.
srf.ch/sport, live stream, 08/31/21, 01:00 am; two
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