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The German national hockey team may no longer be able to count on Tim Stützl at the World Cup in Finland. The striker of the Ottawa Senators pauses due to a knee injury for which he did not finish Monday’s match of the “Slovak” A-group with France (3: 2). According to TSN, the leadership of the “senators” is considering withdrawing the 20-year-old from the championship.
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Stützle was hit hard in the first period by the French defender Thomas Thiry and struggled to get off the ice. He did not continue the match. He did not train for the bumped knee for the next few days and did not even start Thursday’s important duel with Denmark.
His health was also checked by a physiotherapist Ottawa, who is at the World Championships as a member of the implementation team of the Canadian national team. According to Gord Miller from TSN, Stützle wants to continue playing at the World Cup, but the final word will be given to Ottawa’s management, which will probably not allow him another start at the championship. Representatives of the German Hockey Association (DFB) leave it open at the tournament.
The Germans also defeated Slovakia 2: 1 in the team on Saturday and with Stützl.
Evacuation of the stadium in Helsinki at the World Cup in hockey 2022:
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