WFC 2017 play-offs begin
The 11th Women's World Floorball Championships kicked off on Friday and after four days the group matches have been played. The group standings are as follows:
GROUP A GROUP B GROUP C GROUP D
1. Finland 1. Sweden 1. Slovakia 1. Denmark
2. Czech Republic 2. Switzerland 2. Estonia 2. USA
3. Norway 3. Poland 3. Singapore 3. Japan
4. Latvia 4. Germany 4. Australia 4. Thailand
Finland, Sweden, Czech Republic and Switzerland qualify straight to the quarterfinals and the rest of Group A and B as well as the top two of Group C and D will begin their fight in the play-offs. Singapore, Japan, Australia and Thailand will start their play-offs for places 13-16.
You can read more about the Women's WFC on the official webpage http://iff.mailpv.net/go/12778458-2064708-145398495
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Official hashtags: #IFFWFC2017 #Floorball
Highlights, interviews, matches, extra material. The IFF YouTube has it all!
All the matches are streamed live on the IFF YouTube channels. We also include post-match interviews and highlights of each match as well as extra material.
IFF YouTube Channel 1: O. Nepelu matches + material
IFF YouTube Channel 2: Hant matches + material
WFC action on IFF Flickr
You can find high quality photos of the WFC matches on IFF Flickr. Check them out here
Don't forget to guess the All Star team
The new UNIHOC TeXtreme Black EDT stick is here and now’s your chance to win one! In each World Floorball Championships an All Star team is elected. Guess which six players will make it to the Women’s WFC 2017 All Star team by filling in the form on the competition page. The person who guesses closest to the correct All Star team will get a brand new UNIHOC TeXtreme Black EDT stick.
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Download the free IFF Events app for latest results
The IFF Events Mobile App for WFC 2017 can be downloaded for iOS and Android. You get all the latest results and statistics and can also guess the scores. The best guesser will win Asics shoes!
IFF Events World Floorball Championships Mobile App includes the following:
> Latest scores
> IFF news, #floorball & #iffwfc2017 tweets (possibility to retweet), #floorball Instagram photos
> Links to YouTube matches
> Up-to-date results, fixtures & standings
> Listing favourite teams and matches
> Guess the final score of the match, collect points and win prizes
> Compare your game prediction skills with others
> Get social and share your tips, teams and results on social media.
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