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Federation of International Bandy Bandy World Championship U-17 Arkhangelsk, Russia Federation of International Bandy Bandy World Championship U-17 Arkhangelsk, Russia Match No. Date Time City Stadium Spectators Temperature 0 30.01.2016 16:58 ARKHANGELSK TRUD 1 000 -6°C Head Referee Kandell Jonas(Sweden) FIB Commissar Hofling Thomas (Sweden) Assist Referee Persson Thomas (Sweden) Match Secretary Petrovskii Aleksander (Russia) Assist Referee Viktorsson Andreas (Sweden) Match Informator Tselikov Timofey (Russia) Match Info Match Home Team (H) Guest Team (G) Scored Goals RUSSIA FINLAND # Score H/G Time Form Team # Player Goal Pen # Player Goal Pen Assist 1 GLOTOV Aleksander (Gk) 12 KORHONEN Jere (Gk) Gk G 19 17 3 1 0:1 11 BASHMUR Rostislav 6 3 HILTUNEN Joonas 1 G 3 - 7 2 0:2 3 PLOTNIKOV Maksim 4 SAVELA Aleksi H 9 4 13 3 1:2 5 YAKOVLEV Daniil (с) 6 5 HYVONEN Jaakko (с) 1 6 G 5 19 16 1 1:3 4 ALEKSEEV Semen 1 6 PESONEN Topi 12 H 9 11 30 1 2:3 10 MENSHIKOV Nikita 7 HAMALAINEN Ville H 15 4 36 3 3:3 16 MASLOV Maksim 9 KAARETKOSKI Juho H 15 - 37 1 4:3 Starting List Starting 12 REPYKH Artem 10 AIKAS Kerkko G 18 12 40 1 4:4 9 LOPATIN Ilya 4 11 SUNDBERG Hugo H 19 5 42 3 5:4 15 TORGONSKII Aleksey 2 14 LOIKKANEN Tuukka 12 H 4 - 45 1 6:4 19 FEDOROV Grigorii 1 15 BERGERSEN Jesper H 9 12 47 1 7:4 30 SIDOROV Aleksander (Gk) 1 KANKKUNEN Joonas (Gk) Gk H 9 15 50 1 8:4 7 POTAPENKO Artemii 16 PESONEN Kalle G 19 12 58 1 8:5 8 RODIN Sergey 17 RAJALA Joona 22 IVACHEV Leonid 18 LINJALA Miiro 1 Reserve 23 KUZMIN Kirill 19 HAMALAINEN Saku 2 Own goals G-team / Team penalty Own goals H-team / Team penalty Coaches / Trainers / Assist KUKHTINOV Sergey HILTUNEN Pasi PESKISHEV Andrey KORHONEN Esko GEYZEL Roman SAKKO Sami DIUKOV Sergey HAMALAINEN Jeri TOPIANTTI Ajkas Coaches / Trainers / Assist / Trainers / Coaches Penalties # Min Fault # Min Fault # Min Fault # Min Fault 11 7 10 6 24 13 5 10 15 5 43 16 Game Result 14 44 16 I Time 2:3 6 56 10 II Time 6:2 Penalties 14 60 16 Overtime - Penalty Stroke - Result 8:5 Team Warning - Summary 12 Team Warning - Summary 30 Team Warning H G Team G, timeout (37:34). Extra time - 01:30 (38:57). H, # 9, 45' - missed penalty stroke Playing Goal - 4 (goalkeeper). Penalty Stroke - 1 Corner Stroke 3 - Comments Free Stroke - - Own Goals - - Head Referee Sign.
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