The Deutscher Eishockey-Bund publishes the final game plan for the Deutschland Cup (8th to 11th November 2018) in Krefeld. Accordingly, this year's edition of the tournament will see the German national ice hockey team kick off against last year's winners Russia on Thursday, November 8th, starting at 19.00 p.m. It will be opened Deutschland Cup, which will be held for the first time in Krefeld's KönigPALAST, at 15.30:XNUMX p.m. with the game Slovakia against Switzerland.
After a day without games, national coach Marco Sturm's team will compete against the Swiss Confederates on Saturday, November 10, 2018, at the family-friendly time of 13.30:17.00 p.m., before the Russian team meets Slovakia at 11:2018 p.m. The tournament concludes on Sunday, November 11.00, 14.30 with the games Switzerland – Russia (XNUMX:XNUMX a.m.) and Germany – Slovakia (XNUMX:XNUMX p.m.).
All tickets are day tickets and are valid for both games on the respective match day. Tournament tickets for all six games are also available. The season ticket holders Krefeld Pinguine receive 10% discount. Day tickets in price category 3 in the standing area are available for just 21 euros (19 EUR reduced, 11 EUR children). Price category 2 is 46 euros (41 EUR reduced, 24 EUR children). In price category 1, tickets can be purchased for 54 euros (49 EUR reduced, 32 EUR children). The tickets are available at www.deb-online.de/tickets, at the box office of the KönigPALAST Krefeld and in Fanshop that Krefeld Pinguine, at all Eventim ticket offices or by telephone on 01806 – 992201 (0,20 euros/call incl. VAT from the German landline, max. 0,60 euros/call incl. VAT from the German mobile network). The tickets entitle you to free use of public transport in price level B in the Krefeld tariff area.
Marco Sturm, national coach: “We’re looking forward to it Deutschland Cup, its new venue Krefeld and especially the new tournament schedule. The atmosphere in the KönigPALAST will be great - after all, there are many enthusiastic ice hockey fans living in the region. We will compete with our best team and are looking forward to three games at the highest international level."
Frank Meyer, Mayor of the City of Krefeld: "The Fans in Krefeld are looking forward to six exciting matches, especially of course to the repeat of the dramatic Olympic final between Germany and Russia. Many guests from all over the region will certainly want to watch ice hockey at the highest international level. Our city will be a good host for the athletes, coaches and spectators. Krefeld has been closely associated with this sport for more than eight decades. There are many people here who are crazy about ice hockey in the best sense of the word."
The game plan:
November 08.11.2018, 15 | 30:XNUMX p.m. | Slovakia – Switzerland
November 08.11.2018, 19 | 00:XNUMX p.m. | Germany – Russia
November 10.11.2018, 13 | 30:XNUMX p.m. | Germany – Switzerland
November 10.11.2018, 17 | 00:XNUMX p.m. | Russia – Slovakia
November 11.11.2018, 11 | 00:XNUMX a.m. | Switzerland – Russia
November 11.11.2018, 14 | 30:XNUMX p.m. | Germany – Slovakia