Presentation for Phillips’ 50th game as captain
Forward Jonathan Phillips was presented with a special memento to mark his 50th game as Great Britain captain ahead of this afternoon’s game with France in the World Championship.
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From NY Times: Britannia Rules the … Rink?
British sports enthusiasts may be anxiously awaiting the all-English Champions League and Europa League finals, but another team from Britain is trying to score goals in an even more surprising setting.
Great Britain 1-7 Slovakia
Great Britain were beaten 7-1 by hosts Slovakia in their sixth game at the World Championship in Kosice.
Mike Hammond was on target for GB late in the first period as he scored his third goal of the tournament.
Mike Hammond was on target for GB late in the first period as he scored his third goal of the tournament.
Great Britain 0-5 Finland
Finland recorded their first victory over Great Britain tonight with a 5-0 win at the 2019 IIHF World Championships in Kosice, Slovakia.
Debut GB cap for Joey Lewis against Finland
Joey Lewis will win his first Great Britain cap this evening against Finland in the World Championship after being named on the 22-man gameday roster.
Lee: We cannot let our guard now
Defenceman Steve Lee says Great Britain cannot let their guard down again as they go into their final three matches at the World Championship in Slovakia.
Dowd: ‘Awesome’ to play against such a talented side
Forward Robert Dowd says it was an “awesome experience” to run one of the best teams in the world close, as Great Britain put up a massive fight before losing 6-3 to USA at the World Championship.
Perlini: We can compete at this level
Forward Brett Perlini says Great Britain’s performance in their 6-3 defeat by USA at the World Championship shows they can compete at the top level.
USA 6-3 Great Britain
Great Britain produced a memorable performance against the USA before eventually losing 6-3 in their fourth game at the World Championship in Kosice. GB, ranked Read More
Myers: Put Denmark result behind us quickly
Great Britain forward Matthew Myers says the team need to put yesterday’s heavy defeat by Denmark behind them quickly as they return straight back to World Championship action this afternoon against the USA.