Game preview Women, for places 5-8th, 13.15 Germany v Italy – Italy holds an 8-0 lead in the head-to-head over the Germans at the Europeans. Here • are their matches so far: 1989: 10-9, 1991: 7-6, 1995: 8-4, 2001: 9-7, 2003: 12-9, 2006: 17-8, 2012: 18-12, 2016: 22-3. This is the first time ever since Italy entered the Europeans in 1989, that the • Setterosa didn’t make the top four. Italy beat France 11-3, Israel 21-2 and Croatia 24-3, tied with the Netherlands 6-6 and • lost to Greece 6-7 in the prelims. Then they lost 9-10 to Hungary in the quarter-finals. Germany secured its QF berth on the first day by beating Serbia 9-8, later added a • 12-9 win over Turkey, and went down against Spain 2-27, Russia 5-27, Hungary 1-26. In the quarters the Netherlands thrashed them 2-22. Germany is tied 9th in the scoring list with 31 goals. They took 155 shots, their • efficiency is 20.0%, 10th in the field. Belen Vosseberg leads the in-house scoring list with 7 goals. Three field players are • yet to score a goal here. is 5th on the scoring list with 77 goals. They took 196 shots, their efficiency • (39,3%) is also 5th. Arianna Garibotti netted 18 goals, she is tied 3rd on the tournament’s top scorers’ • list. Next is Roberta Bianconi with 11, her 12th would have been the penalty she missed 19 seconds from time against Hungary. Germany conceded 119 goals and they faced 210 shots goals: 119, missed/post: 55, • – blocked: 3, saved: 43. Goalie Felicitas Saurusajtis posted 39 saves on 130 shots for 30.0%. She is 9th among • the keepers.
Game preview Women, for places 5-8th, 13.15 – Germany v Italy • Italy holds an 8-0 lead in the head-to-head over the Germans at the Europeans. Here are their matches so far: 1989: 10-9, 1991: 7-6, 1995: 8-4, 2001: 9-7, 2003: 12-9, 2006: 17-8, 2012: 18-12, 2016: 22-3. • This is the first time ever since Italy entered the Europeans in 1989, that the Setterosa didn’t make the top four. • Italy beat France 11-3, Israel 21-2 and Croatia 24-3, tied with the Netherlands 6-6 and lost to Greece 6-7 in the prelims. Then they lost 9-10 to Hungary in the quarter-finals. • Germany secured its QF berth on the first day by beating Serbia 9-8, later added a 12-9 win over Turkey, and went down against Spain 2-27, Russia 5-27, Hungary 1-26. In the quarters the Netherlands thrashed them 2-22. • Germany is tied 9th in the scoring list with 31 goals. They took 155 shots, their efficiency is 20.0%, 10th in the field. • Belen Vosseberg leads the in-house scoring list with 7 goals. Three field players are yet to score a goal here. • is 5th on the scoring list with 77 goals. They took 196 shots, their efficiency (39,3%) is also 5th. • Arianna Garibotti netted 18 goals, she is tied 3rd on the tournament’s top scorers’ list. Next is Roberta Bianconi with 11, her 12th would have been the penalty she missed 19 seconds from time against Hungary. • Germany conceded 119 goals and they faced 210 shots – goals: 119, missed/post: 55, blocked: 3, saved: 43. • Goalie Felicitas Saurusajtis posted 39 saves on 130 shots for 30.0%. She is 9th among the keepers.
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