Women lose World Championship warm-up against Denmark 2:3 in overtime
Austria's women's national ice hockey team has been in Shenzhen (CHN) since Sunday, completing its final preparations for the World Championship Division IA, which begins on Sunday with the clash against Norway. On Thursday, the team played its final friendly against Denmark, losing 2:3 in overtime. Anja Trummer and Anna Meixner scored the goals.
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“We started the game well and played a strong first period, during which we put Denmark under a lot of pressure. Perhaps we were already too satisfied with that and handed control to the Scandinavians in the second period. We produced a strong finish in the final period and managed to equalise,” summarisedHead Coach Alexander Bröms.
They will have the opportunity for revenge on the second matchday of the World Championship Division IA. The campaign begins on Sunday against Norway, with the Netherlands, China and Slovakia the remaining opponents. The first three World Championship games will be broadcast live on LIVE.eishockey.at, while the matches against China and Slovakia will be shown on ORF SPORT +.
Friendly
Denmark vs. Austria 3:2 a.o.t. (1:0,1:0,0:2)
Thu, 17 August 2023, 11:15
Austria goalscorers: Anja Trummer, Anna Meixner
2023 IIHF ICE HOCKEY WOMEN'S WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP DIVISION IA
20 August 2023 - 26 August 2023, Shenzhen (CHN)
Schedule
Dates and times refer to Austrian time, with the local time shown in brackets.
Friendly - Denmark vs. Austria
Thu, 17 August, 11:15 (17:15)
Austria vs. Norway
Sun, 20 August 2023, 10:30 (16:30)
Live on LIVE.eishockey.at
Denmark vs. Austria
Mon, 21 August 2023, 07:00 (13:00)
Live on LIVE.eishockey.at
Netherlands vs. Austria
Wed, 23 August 2023, 10:30 (16:30)
Live on LIVE.eishockey.at
Austria vs. China
Thu, 24 August 2023, 14:00 (20:00)
Live on ORF SPORT +
Slovakia vs. Austria
Sat, 26 August 2023, 07:00 (13:00)
Live on ORF SPORT +
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