2024-11-09 15:04:00
Landshut – Austria’s national ice hockey team was rewarded for a good performance against Denmark at the Germany Cup. Two days after the 0:1 against Slovakia, the ÖEHV team won 3:2 (1:0,1:1,1:1) in Landshut on Saturday. Goals from Ali Wukovits in the power play (17th), Lucas Thaler when outnumbered (35th) and Ramon Schnetzer (57th) earned the Austrians a deserved three points. The final game will be against hosts Germany on Sunday (3 p.m./live ORF Sport +).
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**Interview with Austria’s National Ice Hockey Team Coach, Markus Kaspitz**
**Interviewer:** Congratulations on the victory against Denmark! How do you think the team’s performance in this match compares to your previous game against Slovakia?
**Markus Kaspitz:** Thank you! I believe our team showed significant improvement and determination in our game against Denmark. We learned from our mistakes in the Slovakia match, where we didn’t capitalize on our opportunities. This time, we managed to convert crucial chances, and our power play was effective.
**Interviewer:** With the final game against Germany approaching, what strategies do you plan to implement to secure a win?
**Markus Kaspitz:** Germany has a strong team, and we’ll need to be at our best. We’ll focus on maintaining our defensive structure while exploiting their weaknesses on the counter. Our success will depend on discipline and execution.
**Interviewer:** Looking ahead, do you think Austria has the potential to challenge for the title in future tournaments?
**Markus Kaspitz:** Absolutely! This tournament has been a fantastic experience for our younger players. If we continue to develop and build on our performances, I’m confident we can be serious contenders in future competitions.
**Interviewer:** As fans gear up for the final match, how do you feel about the support from Austrian fans?
**Markus Kaspitz:** The support has been incredible! It motivates the team and creates a great atmosphere. I hope fans continue to rally behind us as we take on Germany.
**Interviewer:** What are your thoughts on the rivalry between Austria and Germany in this tournament? It often sparks heated debates among fans.
**Markus Kaspitz:** The rivalry is always intense, and it makes for an exciting match! Both teams have passionate supporters, and it’s great for the sport. I’d love to hear what fans think—how do they view this rivalry, and what does it mean to them?
**Interviewer:** A good question to ponder! Should Austria aim for dominance, or is fostering a healthy rivalry more beneficial for both teams?