Women’s European Cup of Nations gets underway in Füssen
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In the first match of the Women's European Cup of Nations, the women's national team won against France. In front of 283 spectators in the Bundesstützpunkt Arena Füssen, the game ended with 3:2 (1:1, 2:0, 0:1) for the team of Bundestrainer Jeff MacLeod. The goalkeepers for the DEB-selection were Lilli Welcke, Celina Haider and Luisa Welcke. The German team had to act in undernumber at first, after Aileena Dopheide had a penalty (4th minute) on t…
At the European Cup of Nations, a victory was won against France.
Women’s European Cup of Nations gets underway in Füssen
The 2026–27 IIHF Women’s European Cup of Nations gets underway this Thursday, 20 August, as Germany, France, Hungary and Norway take to the ice in Füssen, Germany, for the opening tournament of the new international season. The four nations will compete in a round-robin tournament over three days at the Bundesstützpunkt Füssen, beginning with Norway against Hungary on Thursday afternoon before hosts Germany face France in the evening. Six games…
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