Germany – Czech Republic 0:7 (end) | Switzerland – Slovakia 4:3 (after OT)
final/OT
Switzerland
4:3 (0:1, 2:1, 1:1 - 1:0)
Slovakia
Thursday 10.04.2025, 19:45 • Herisau, Švajčiarsko • International match
     
    Game over. (22:11:16)
     
    62:18
    Goal for Team Switzerland!
    Scorer is DARIO ROHRBACH. Assisted by Tyler Moy, Giancarlo Chanton.
     
    60:01
    Overtime began.
     
    60:00
    3rd period finished.
     
    49:10
    Penalty for Switzerland:
    Tim Berni – 2 min., tripping.
     
    47:02
    Goal for Team Switzerland!
    Scorer is DARIO SIMION.
     
    45:52
    Goal for team Slovakia!
    Scorer is MATEJ KAŠLÍK. Assisted by Michal Krištof.
     
    40:01
    Start of 3rd period.
     
    40:00
    2nd period finished.
     
    36:19
    Goal for Team Switzerland!
    Scorer is SVEN SENTELER. Assisted by Roger Karrer.
     
    30:21
    Goal for team Slovakia!
    Scorer is JAKUB MINÁRIK. Assisted by Maxim Čajkovič, Andrej Kukuča.
     
    28:17
    Penalty for Switzerland:
    Roger Karrer – 2 min., tripping.
     
    24:32
    Goal for Team Switzerland!
    Scorer is MARC MARCHON. Assisted by Roger Karrer, Tyler Moy.
     
    20:01
    Start of 2nd period.
     
    20:00
    1st period finished.
     
    03:16
    Goal for team Slovakia!
    Scorer is MATEJ KAŠLÍK. Assisted by Róbert Lantoši.
     
    00:01
    Game started.
     
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    Goals & lineups Match log
    Goals and assists: 25. Marchon (Karrer, Moy), 37. Senteler (Karrer), 48. Simion, 63. Rohrbach (Moy, Chanton) – 4. Kašlík (Lantoši), 31. Minárik (Čajkovič, Kukuča), 46. Kašlík (Krištof)

    Switzerland: Genoni (Waeber) – Dionicio, Geisser, Karrer, Berni, Baragano, Chanton, Wuthrich, Johnson – Simion, Senteler, Lehmann – Rohrbach, Moy, Marchon – Fazzini, Bader, Biascha – Miranda, Taibe, Ritzmann
    Coach: Patrick Fischer
    Slovakia: Rybár (Húska) – Žiak, Ivan, Laurenčík, Hlaváč, Romaňák, Petrovický, Kráľovič, Golian – Lantoši, Krištof, Kašlík – Čajkovič, Minárik, Nemec – Faško-Rudáš, Roman, Hrehorčák – Kukuča, Petrovský, Krajčovič
    Coach: Vladimír Országh