GDT: Group B - May 11 - Switzerland vs Italy

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Switzerland
2019 IIHF World Championship
Group A


May 11
6:15 AM ET • 12:15 PM CET


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Switzerland vs Italy
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Switzerland
Confirmed lineup

Goaltenders:
20 Reto Berra
63 Leonardo Genoni

Defensemen:
90 Roman Josi - 6 Yannick Weber
16 Raphael Diaz - 86 Janis Moser
55 Romain Loeffel - 76 Joël Genazzi
45 Michael Fora - 38 Lukas Frick

Forwards:
21 Kevin Fiala - 13 Nico Hischier - 8 Vincent Praplan
82 Simon Moser - 92 Gaëtan Haas - 10 Andres Ambühl
15 Grégory Hofmann - 23 Philipp Kurashev - 93 Lino Martschini
60 Tristan Scherwey - 64 Christoph Bertschy - 46 Noah Rod


Italy
Confirmed lineup

Goaltenders:
1 Andreas Bernard
30 Marco de Filippo Roia

Defensemen:
6 Sean McMonagle - 55 Luca Zanatta
5 Alex Trivellato - 25 Stefano Marchetti
9 Armin Hofer - 7 Jan Pavlu
12 Ivan Tauferer - 26 Armin Helfer

Forwards:
94 Angelo Miceli - 22 Diego Kostner - 8 Marco Insam
81 Anthony Bardaro - 91 Marco Rosa - 16 Giovanni Morini
3 Markus Gander - 19 Raphael Andergassen - 47 Joachim Ramoser
63 Alex Lambacher - 13 Peter Hochkofler - 46 Ivan Deluca

Scratched:
G 35 Gianluca Vallini

 
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Is there a confirmed goaltender set for this match? And is Berra the no. 1 goalie in this tournament?
 
Italy's projected lineup:

Andreas Bernard

Alex Trivellato – Jan Pavlu
Armin Hofer – Armin Helfer
Ivan Tauferer – Luca Zanatta
Sean Mc Monagle – Stefano Marchetti
Roland Hofer

Angelo Miceli – Diego Kostner – Marco Insam
Anthony Bardaro – Marco Rosa – Giovanni Morini
Markus Gander – Raphael Andergassen – Joachim Ramoser
Alex Lambacher – Peter Hochkofler - Ivan Deluca
Simon Kostner
 
According to watson Switzerland plays 8+12

Roman Josi, Yannick Weber
Raphael Diaz, Janis Moser
Michael Fora, Lukas Frick
Romain Loeffel, Joël Genazzi

Kevin Fiala, Nico Hischier, Vincent Praplan
Simon Moser, Gaëtan Haas, Andres Ambühl
Grégory Hofmann, Philipp Kuraschew, Lino Martschini
Tristan Scherwey, Christoph Bertschy, Noah Rod

Oh, and it's the 100th World-Championship game for Andres Ambühl. And his 15th WC.
 
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4-0 after the first period, why does it remind me of something? :D

Italy completely outmatched, they have a few players who can hold their own but their depth players are not up to the task. Still, they are well organised but goaltending let them down.

Not much to say from Switzerland's point of view. Praplan is not convincing, he's way below his linemates and that could be a concern against stronger teams. Defense playing a bit risky at time, that gave Italy some dangerous counter attacks.

Also Loeffel needs to be careful when he carries the puck through the neutral zone on the PP and passes it back, he was almost intercepted. It happened a few times during the exhibition games already.
 

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