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“Rude attitude towards Russia and our team.” Mayorov – about the world hockey championship without the Russians

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“Rude attitude towards Russia and our team.”  Mayorov – about the world hockey championship without the Russians
Vladimir Bezzubov, photo.khl.ru

Two-time Olympic champion Boris Mayorov expressed the opinion that the World Hockey Championship will lose only due to the absence of the Russian team.

– About my own feelings, I can say: without the Russian team, I lost interest in the tournament. Before, I was always looking forward to the World Cup, for many years I flew to the countries where it was held. Last year, too, I sat in front of the TV with pleasure and studied not only our matches, but also our main opponents to compare them with our team and to predict theoretically their chances of winning. Now, to be honest, I forgot that the championship was about to begin. Without our team, this is of little interest to me. So what kind of World Cup is this without one of the strongest teams participating? The Russia-Canada match has always left its mark.

– Matches against our team have always been one of the biggest challenges for other teams. Do you agree?
– Certainly. I often wonder – is the IIHF happy with this decision or does it already regret it? Judging by what has happened in the West, there is no remorse. The same slogan in all fields, including sports: “Russia is bad, it must be punished. Better yet, destroy and then divide.” But for international hockey, not having a team at the World Championships is a huge loss. And how things will develop is still unknown. As a result, we were even banned from participating in Eurotour for two years. Rude attitude towards our country and our team.

– By the way, it was often Russia that brought a large number of NHL stars to the championships, thereby raising their status.
– That’s right too. Also, in our national team, the bet on overseas players was not always justified. But it has been very beneficial for the tournament as a whole. After all, well-known names are an additional attraction of spectators to the stands. Yes, and experts are interested.

– A lot of Russian fans can come to Finland. It turns out that the organizers are depriving themselves of profits?
– Exactly. I don’t think fans from other European countries can make up for the lack of supporters from Russia. Finland is near, we have a very solid diaspora there. Tens of thousands of Russians live there, they have their own newspaper and radio. According to Match TV, Mayorov, they would definitely come to cheer for our team.

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Return and victory. Kremenchuk and Sokol played a Christmas match

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Return and victory. Kremenchuk and Sokol played a Christmas match

A leaders’ match took place as part of the Ukrainian Hockey Championship – the current champion Kremenchuk hosted Sokol as part of the festive meeting at Christmas.

The match ended with Kremenchuk scoring 4:1, and the match was abandoned twice due to air raids.

At the same time, the home team lost 0:1, but they scored two goals on the power play in the second period and eventually hit an empty net. Vitaly Lyalka scored a double goal.

While Sokol finishes 2025 as the leader, Kremenchuk is one point behind and has a game in hand.

Ukrainian Hockey Championship

Kremenchuk – Sokol 4:1 (0:1, 2:0, 2:0)

Discs: 02:48 Mazur (Timchenko, Cherdak) – 0:1, 27:09 Lyalka (Matusevich, Krivoshapkin – large) – 1:1, 28:40 Andryushchenko (Krivenko – large) – 2:1, 59:03 Lyalka – 3:1, 59:10 Poperzhay (Gevorgyan) – 4:1

Goalkeepers: Zakharchenko – Petrov (Makarenko)

Source: Sport UA

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With the strengthening of the composition. Storm scored 8 goals in the derby

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With the strengthening of the composition. Storm scored 8 goals in the derby

The Ukrainian hockey championship match took place between Storm and Odeshchina. The meeting ended with a score of 8:3 in Storm’s favor.

It should also be said that the team, which had major problems in its squad and regularly played with 12-13 hockey players, received important reinforcements from Dnepr. Five new artists appeared in the application of Odessa residents and brought immediate results.

Newcomers Laktionov, Chupryna and Deliy scored two points each.

The teams have 17 points and share 3-4 places.

Ukrainian Hockey Championship

Storm – Odeshchina 8:3 (2:0, 3:2, 3:1)

Discs: 11:28 Chuprina (Laktionov, Stotsky) – 1:0, 15:10 Mosyuk (Trushchenko, Poimanov) – 2:0, 24:06 Ponomarev (Ratushny) – 3:0, 24:40 Khanin – 3:1, 25:12 Dvornik (Bechtold) – 3:2, 31:58 Ruzhitsky (Laktionov) – 4:2, 34:05 Laktionov (Deliy, Chuprina) – 5:2, 42:19 Deliy (Derkach, Chuprina) – 6:2, 44:22 Reyuka (Poimanov, Ratushny) – 7:2, 52:30 Tailor (Kutsevich) – 8:2, 57:40 Hear -8:3

Source: Sport UA

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Junior World Hockey Championship. Calendar and match results

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Junior World Hockey Championship. Calendar and match results

Traditionally, one of the most interesting hockey tournaments of the year begins – the U-20 World Junior Championship in the elite league. The tournament will take place in the USA from December 26 to January 5.

The American team will defend the title it won in Canada a year ago. However, Maple will try to heal herself after the failure.

The teams are divided into two groups of 5 teams, the top 4 will advance to the play-offs and the last two will compete for survival among the elite.

Group A: USA, Sweden, Slovakia, Switzerland, Germany

Group B: Finland, Czech Republic, Canada, Latvia, Denmark

Calendar

Group A

26 December

Sweden – Slovakia. Starts at 20:00

27 December

Germany – USA. Starts at 01:00

Slovakia – Germany. Starts at 21:00

28 December

USA – Switzerland. Starts at 01:00

Sweden – Switzerland. Starts at 21:00

29 December

Germany – Sweden. Starts at 20:00

30 December

Slovakia – USA. Starts at 01:00

Switzerland – Germany. Starts at 21:00

31 December

Switzerland – Slovakia. Starts at 20:00

January 1

USA – Sweden. Starts at 01:00

Group B

26 December

Denmark – Finland. Starts at 22:30

27 December

Czech Republic – Canada. Starts at 03:30

Latvia – Canada. Starts at 23:30

28 December

Denmark – Czech Republic. Starts at 03:30

Finland – Latvia. Starts at 23:30

29 December

Finland – Czech Republic. Starts at 22:30

30 December

Canada – Denmark. Starts at 03:30

Latvia – Denmark. Starts at 23:30

31 December

Czech Republic – Latvia. Starts at 22:30

January 1

Canada – Finland. Starts at 03:30

Source: Sport UA

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