Olympia 2018: Ice hockey: Wolf’s use in the final is questionable

The German national ice hockey team may have to dispense with Mannheim striker David Wolf in the final of the Olympic Games in Pyeongchang.

“He is a bit banged up”, said national coach Marco Sturm after the training on Saturday,”so he got a day off” Wolf had received a check against the head at the 4:3 semi-final against record Olympic champion Canada, but continued to play after a short break.

“He didn’t want to call the bruise more precisely:” We have to see how he is tomorrow “On Sunday (13.10 a. m. OZ/5.10 CET) the German team will play against record world champion Russia for gold. As a replacement Leonhard Pföderl from Nuremberg would be on the train, who had already stepped in against Norway (2:1 n. P.) and Switzerland (2:1 n. V.) for the beaten DEL-record goal scorer Patrick Reimer.