The German women's national team will complete a 06-nation tournament at the Federal Performance Center in Füssen in the second week of February (February 12.02.2023th to 5th, 08.02) in preparation for the IIHF Women's World Championship in Brampton, Canada, in the spring. The German team will face the Czech Republic (February 16th / 00:09.02 p.m.), Finland (February 19th / 30:11.02 p.m.), Sweden (February 16th / 30:12.02 p.m.) and Switzerland (February 12th / 00:XNUMX p.m.). Clock).
Women's national coach Thomas Schädler nominated players from the DFEL as well as the Swedish Svenska Hockeyligan and the Slovakian Extraliga ženy for the measure. Defense attorney Daria Gleißner (ECDC Memmingen Indians) will once again lead the German women's national team onto the ice in Füssen as captain. Next week, the German A women's team will face two teams from their World Cup group: Finland and Sweden.
Women’s national coach Thomas Schädler: "For us, this is the last tournament before the World Cup in Canada. So one of the things we are looking for now is to find the right lines. Of course, players from North America will join us later, but we want to set up a basic framework for this. The tasks will be to improve the game when we are outnumbered and in the majority, and to create more chances from the defense to the offense, as we noticed in the past games that this is one of our shortcomings."
The game plan of the German women's national team
08.02.2023/16/00 | XNUMX:XNUMX | Germany - Czech Republic
Feb 09.02.2023, 19 | 30:XNUMX p.m. | Finland – Germany
April 11.02.2023, 16 | 30:XNUMX p.m. | Sweden - Germany
December 12.02.2023, 12 | 00:XNUMX | Switzerland - Germany
Entry to the tournament in the arena is free for all matches. In addition, all games are streamed live for free DEB-online.live transfer.