Ice Hockey World Cup today: Germany on TV and livestream – DEB team dates, TV broadcast against Kazakhstan, Group A program – sports news on ice hockey, winter sports and more

At the Ice Hockey World Cup, the DEB team plays against Kazakhstan live on TV and streams today at 19.20. With a victory tonight, the German national team would almost certainly be in the quarterfinals of the World Cup.

The match between Germany and Kazakhstan will be broadcast tonight both on free TV and in the stream. You can find out all about time and station below.

Most recently, the DEB selection in group A fought a narrow victory against Denmark and France. That means three victories in the World Cup group, after Toni Söderholm’s team started with a defeat against Canada and a victory against Slovakia.

Opponents, program, dates and broadcast times and times – here you will find all information about the national team at the Ice Hockey World Cup 2022 in Finland:

Ice Hockey World Cup 2022: Group A with Germany and opponents in Helsinki

• Germany
• Canada
• Switzerland
• Slovakia
• Denmark
• Kazakhstan
• France
• Italy

Broadcast: Germany – Italy live on TV, TV and internet stream of the World Ice Hockey Championship

• All matches for the German national team at the 2022 World Ice Hockey Championships in Finland live on Sport 1 on free tv transfer. The TV broadcast shows the match against Kazakhstan today at 19.20. Unlike them SHARE ice hockey at the World Cup runs on free-to-air TV channels. Sports 1 shows
• Magenta sport, Telekom’s pay-TV provider, also shows Germany’s matches at the Ice Hockey World Cup live. The finals will also be shown from the quarter finals onwards.
• In addition, the matches in the ice hockey World Cup in live stream shown: Sport1 livestream is free, MagentaSport streams Germany matches for a fee.
• Public broadcasters like ARD or ZDF will not show any games from the 2022 Ice Hockey World Cup.

Ice Hockey World Cup 2022 – Germany schedule: dates and times

May 13: Germany – Canada, 7.20pm

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May 14: Slovakia vs. Germany, 7.20pm

May 16: France vs. Germany, 7.20pm

May 19: Germany – Denmark, 15.20

May 20: Germany – Italy, 15.20

May 22: Kazakhstan – Germany, 7.20 pm

May 24: Germany – Switzerland, at 11.20

(Read more: Commentator Basti Schwele before the ice hockey World Cup in Finland: What the German team is missing)

After the group stage, the all-or-nothing matches escalate from the quarter-finals:

• QuarterfinalsThursday, May 26, 2022
• semifinalsSaturday, May 28, 2022
• 3rd place matchSunday, May 29, 2022
• finallySunday, May 29, 2022

The squad for Germany’s national ice hockey team in 2022 at the Ice Hockey World Cup

Helsinki, hey customs! 🇫🇮 With this 25-man squad, DEB national coach Toni Söderholm is going to this year’s IIHF world championships in Finland! The first group game for the German team is already on 13 May. at 19:20 against Canada 🇨🇦. We are warm to it 🔥 pic.twitter.com/lxPg4KCVCB

– The German Ice Hockey Federation (@deb_teams) May 9, 2022

Unlike at the Olympics, national coach Toni Söderholm can rely on NHL stars Moritz Seider, Tim Stützle and Philipp Grubauer in the DEB squad at the 2022 Ice Hockey World Cup in Finland. However, Stützle was injured in the match against France. The only superstar Leon Draisaitl is currently in the NHL playoffs with the Edmonton Oilers.

• Goalkeeper: Philipp Grubauer (Seattle Kraken), Mathias Niederberger (Eisbären Berlin), Dustin Strahlmeier (Grizzlys Wolfsburg)
• Defender: Dominik Bittner (Grizzlys Wolfsburg), Korbinian Holzer (Adler Mannheim), Jonas Müller (Eisbären Berlin), Moritz Müller (Kölner Haie), Kai Wissmann (Eisbären Berlin), Moritz Seider (Detroit Red Wings), Fabio Wagner (ERC Ingolstadt), Alexander Ehl (Düsseldorfer EG), Mario Zimmermann (Straubing Tigers)
• Attackers: Yasin Ehliz (EHC Red Bull Munich), Daniel Fischbuch (Düsseldorfer EG), Maximilian Kastner (EHC Red Bull Munich), Marcel Noebels (Eisbären Berlin), Taro Jentzsch (Iserlohn Roosters), Leonard Pföderl (Eisbären Berlin), Alexander Karachun (Schwenninger ) Wild Wings), Stefan Loibl (Adler Mannheim), Marc Michaelis (Toronto Marlies), Matthias Plachta (Adler Mannheim), Daniel Schmölz (Nuremberg Ice Tigers), Samuel Soramies (ERC Ingolstadt), Tim Stützle (Ottawa Senators)