Final Day at the EuroHockey U18 Championship

Posted On 24/07/2021

Championship (b) Valencia

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Results:


GER – NED
Pool A3 – 2
ESP – BELPool A3 – 2

Final Ranking:

RankTeamPlayedWinsDrawsLossesGoals ForGoals AgainstGoal DifferencePoints
1Germany44001641212
2Netherlands4202171076
3Spain42029906
4Belgium41121014-44
5Russia4013318-151

Championship II (b) Vienna

CZE – TURPool C4 – 2
FRA – ITA3rd/4th Place5 – 3
POL – AUTFinal2 – 3
Country Final Ranking
 Austria1
 Poland2
 France3
 Italy4
 Czech Republic5
 Ukraine6
 Turkey7

The last Pool C match started at 9.30h local time with Czech Republic vs Turkey. After a slow start, Turkey was the first to be on the score sheet: İsa BAKAR via a field goal, meaning a 0-1 score at half-time. In the 42nd minute Ondřej CHABR was twice unmarked and scored the equalized and also the 2-1. Just after the start of the last quarter it was İsa BAKAR again – with his 4th goal of the event – to score via a Penalty Stroke. 5 minutes before the end Patrik DUBINA converted a PC, which his teammate Adam VAŇKO also did in the last minute; final score 4-2 to Czech Republic. This result meant Czech Republic ends 5th, Ukraine 6th and Turkey 7th.

The bronze medal game went between France and Italy. Their pool A match ended in a 6-1 win to France, but this time it would be a closer contest. 2 goals of Felix DIONISI VICI in the 11th (field goal) and 19th (PC) gave the Italians a 0-2 lead. A minute later Jules VERRIER was able to put a penalty stroke behind goalkeeper Simone CALZOLARI.

Louis BAILLEUL equalized for France directly after the start of the 2nd half. Just before the end of the 3rd quarter France got 2 penalty corners which it was able to convert via Raïf GONESSA and Thomas

ASSOIGNON. Italy started the last quarter of their event in the hope to score at least 2 goals to secure shoot-outs, but Jules VERRIER with his 6th of the event, made the gap 3. One more goal, via Leonardo D’AMICO, was all that Italy could make in the last quarter, so the end score was 5-3 to France, assuring they took home the bronze medals.

The Final was Poland-Austria. Nikodem WOŹNIAK put the Polish boys in the lead in the 8th minute with a field goal. The home team, supported by a great number of spectators, made the 1-1 via Benjamin KÖLBL in the 2nd quarter. Just before half-time Fülöp LOSONCI was unmarked at the top of the circle and his backhand shot was just too good for the excellent Polish Goalkeeper Dawid SKRZYPIEC. The 2 strong teams showed they are very skillful players and a great potential for their future U21 and Senior teams. Austrian captain Benjamin KÖLBL extended the lead to 1-3 in the 46th minute, scoring his 2nd of the match. Poland kept pressing which resulted in the 2-3 via penalty corner from Dominik TURIJ 8 minutes before the end. Poland tried, but no more goals were scored, so Austria won the match and the event!

Top scorers were 3 players, with 6 goals each: Felix DIONISI VICI from Italy, Fülöp LOSONCI from Austria and Jules VERRIER from France.

Best Goalkeeper was Lukas SCHIESSER of Austria and Best Player became Mathis CLÉMENT, captain of France.

Championship III (b) Zagreb

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BLR – LTU
Pool A10 – 1
CRO – SUIPool A1 – 3

Final Ranking:

RankTeamPlayedWinsDrawsLossesGoals ForGoals AgainstGoal DifferencePoints
1Switzerland44001931612
2Belarus4301175129
3Croatia420216796
4Lithuania4103724-173
5Luxembourg4004424-200

Championship (g) Valencia

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Results:

GER – BELPool A5 – 1
NED – ESPPool A1 – 2

Final Ranking:

RankTeamPlayedWinsDrawsLossesGoals ForGoals AgainstGoal DifferencePoints
1Germany44002121912
2Spain4211610-47
3Netherlands420213676
4Belgium4103412-83
5Russia4013216-141

Championship II (g) Zurich

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09:30BLR – ITAPool C3 – 1
11:45POL – CZE3rd/4th Place2 – 5
14:00FRA – AUTFinal1 – 0

Final Ranking:

  1. France
  2. Austria
  3. Czech Republic
  4. Poland
  5. Belarus
  6. Switzerland
  7. Italy

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