US EditionDisappointing End for Germany, Moritz Seider; Quarterfinals Set
- Germany lost to Denmark 2-1 in a Group B shootout on May 21, 2025, in Denmark, losing the final medal round spot.
- The loss followed Germany’s promising start but a four-game losing streak caused them to miss the quarterfinals by one point.
- Denmark equalized the score at 1-1 in the third period thanks to Nicolaj Ehlers and then secured the victory by winning the shootout without conceding a goal to Germany.
- Germany’s captain Moritz Seider logged 26:28 minutes, led with six shots, while Denmark finished with 11 points and advanced to face Canada Thursday.
- This result eliminates Germany from the quarterfinals, allowing Denmark, Canada, Sweden, the U.S., and Czechia to face upcoming opponents in Thursday’s playoffs.
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Co-host Denmark won the last quarter-final ticket at the World Hockey Championships held in Stockholm and Herning on Tuesday evening. The Danes were behind Germany with a 2-1 win in Herning after Penalty shooting in the direct duel. Denmark gets to deal with Canada as a group-fourth on Thursday. The gold-favorites secured themselves in Stockholm with a 5-3-success against Sweden rank one in Group A.Viertelfinal pairingsBesides the match of the A…
For the first time since 2018, Germany has not been in the quarter-finals at a World Cup. After a weak game, the nerves fail in penalty shooting against Denmark. NHL star Stützle becomes the symbol of misery.
For the first time since 2018, the German national ice hockey team has missed the World Cup quarter final. The tournament second of 2023 lost the decisive match against Denmark.
Disappointing end for Germany, Moritz Seider; quarterfinals set
Detroit Red Wings defenseman Moritz Seider and Germany suffered a frustrating end Tuesday to what started as a promising run at the World Championship, losing 2-1 in a shootout to host Denmark in a Group B battle for the fourth and final spot in the medal round.
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