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FIB 2020 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
GROUP B – COMPLETED


HUNGARY WON THE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP GROUP B!

Push flag to see the winning team!

Hungary beat Ukraine in the final game 4-1 after 1-1 in half time!

Hungary is now qualified for World Championship
Group A in Syktyvkar, Russia, 2022.
Read more on “Tournaments 2021-2022”

Slovakia on place 3 and Mongolia on place 4 after Slovakia victory 3-2!


GREAT JOY ON THE HUNGARIAN BENCH!

 

2 354 spectators watched the final game – See audience video here!

THE BEST PLAYERS OF THE TOURNAMENT

Goal keeper
Andrei Tsyplakov, Ukraine

Defender
André Berglönn, Hungary

Midfielder
Dmitry Tsymbal, Ukraine

Forward
Dennis Pacsay, Hungary

Goal scorer
Linus Schellin, Hungary


ALL STAR TEAM

Goal keeper – Andrey Tsyplakov, Ukraine

Defenders – André Berglönn, Hungary, Oliver Šanko, Slovakia and Andras Kordisz, Hungary

Midfielders – Dmitry Tsymbal, Ukraine, Tamir Ganbold, Mongolia, Ludwig von Polgar, Hungary and Daniel Laszlo, Bata, Hungary

Forwards – Linus Shellin, Hungary, Dennis Pacsay, Hungary and Mikhail Alexandrov, Ukraine


 

Opening Trud Stadium, Irkutsk

Hungary-Japan played quarter final and happy Hungarian players were celebrating. 

 

 

The semi finals Thursday:

HUNGARY-SLOVAKIA 5-0

MONGOLIA-UKRAINE 1-3


You find all times of the play offs, results and all goal scorers below!


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sunny Trud Stadium Monday  afternoon and game between Hungary and Czech Republic.

Swiss player no 7 Thierry Page

Speaker Vladimir Matienko

 

 

Opening ceremony at Trud Stadium on Sunday afternoon in flowing sunshine. Opening speaker Vladimir Matienko, Head of Directorate of World Championship

 

Team Somalia

 

This tournament was held in Irkutsk and Shelekhov at the outdoor arenas Zenith, Trud, Stroitel and Record.
10 countries played from March 1 to 6.


Richard Čaládi – satisfied goalkeeper in Team Slovakia after a good premiere game without dropping any goal on Sunday morning. Slovakia won against Latvia 4-0.


ALL PLAYERS IN THE TOURNAMENT

Push flag for team roster!

 

 

 

 



Referees and some FIB Officials received a warm welcome in Irkutsk!

When the first group of referees and FIB Officials arrived at their hotel in Irkutsk they received a welcome with accordion, singing and traditionally sharing on a freshly baked bread. The referees started with a review and on Saturday night it is time for their first work out on ice before the first games Sunday morning.

PUSH PICTURE FOR VIDEO!


THIS IS IRKUTSK

Lake Baikal

Irkutsk is one of the largest cities in Siberia in Russia, located on the Baikal Lake shore in southern Siberia. Lake Baikal is the largest lake in the world by volume, and the deepest lake in the world with a maximum depth of 1 642 m. Irkutsk is a significant military city and seat of the Archbishop of the Russian Orthodox Church. The city is 5 185 km by rail from Moscow.

Irkutsk grew up around settlements established in 1653 by Ivan Pochabov for the collection of taxes from the locals. In 1760, the first road link was established between Moscow and Irkutsk, which contributed to rapid economic development. Trade with China increased.

THIS IS SHELEKHOV

Shelekhov

Is a city in Irkutsk Oblast. Shelekhov has a railroad station on the Trans-Siberian Railroad, 20 km southwest Irkutsk. The city was named in honor of G. I. Shelikhov. It is located on the plains between the rivers Irkut and Olha.

Shelekhov was founded in 1953 when the first construction workers of the Irkutsk Aluminum Smelter had installed the first six housing tents. In 1962, Shelekhov was granted town status.

The first inhabitants were the people of the villages Olkha, Markovo, Vvedenschina and the settlement of Bolshoj Lug. In June 1956 the first workers of the Orel Komsomol arrived on train to the site. The first kindergarten was opened on 15 September 1955 and the first high school was opened by the end of 1956. Today 48 000 people live in Shelekhov.

Tournament news

Approvals for World Cup men and World Championship 2022!

12.3.2020

FIB Technical Committee has approved that the World Cup for men’s club teams will be played in Russia this coming season. As a way to further develop the tournament, it will be played alternately in Russia and Sweden every two […]

Hungary won World Championship Group B

6.3.2020

Hungary took home the victory in the World Championship Group B in Irkutsk, Russia. Hungary defeated Ukraine in the final which was played on Friday, March 6. Hungary won a fairly comfortable 4-1 victory. It should be borne in mind […]

Abdirahmaan’s 15 minutes of fame!

6.3.2020

No, it was actually 17 minutes and 25 seconds that Abdirahmaan Mohamed Barkhadle was in the limelight when he scored Somalia’s first goal in the World Championship tournament. He scored 1-0 for his team in the final game of the […]

Time for the finals!

5.3.2020

Time for the the final games of the World Championship Group B in Irkutsk, Russia. Four teams have proven to be the best. In the semi finals Hungary beat Slovakia 5-0 and Mongolia lost against Ukraine 1-3. That’s why Hungary […]

FIB President on the development on bandy!

2.3.2020

The Federation of International Bandy is in a very active and exciting period. We recently experienced Women’s World Championships in Oslo. Right now the World Championship Group B for men is in progress, the play offs in the national leagues […]

Putin sent greetings to all participants and guests in Irkutsk!

2.3.2020

Russian President Vladimir Putin sent a greeting to the participants and guests of the World Championships in Bandy! (As you know, in Russia the sport is called ball hockey)   “Dear friends! I greet you and congratulate you on the […]

Mongolia and Hungary most succesfull!

2.3.2020

Mongolia and Hungary are the most successful teams so far in the World Championships Group B. Mongolia has won all three matches in Pool B. It started with a big win against Somalia with 10-0 and continued with 4-0 against […]

The focus is development!

2.3.2020

FIB has a clear focus on developing the bandy in several different areas. How can the federation contribute to the bandy in countries with ambition to develop in a number of different areas? That is a key issue. Therefore, an […]

New world penalty record!

1.3.2020

Many players in the bandy world have in their careers made a visit to the penalty bench, both time-limited and match penalties. But the question is whether or not Kristián Lukšo, defender in Slovakia, today Sunday March 1, entered the […]

Dennis Pacsay the fastest goal scorer in Irkutsk!

1.3.2020

Hungarian midfielder Dennis Pacsay became the fastest goal scorer in the World Championship tournament Group B in Irkutsk. In the opening match against the Netherlands, he scored the first goal already after 4 minutes and 27 seconds into the first […]

GREAT BRITAIN WITHDRAW FROM IRKUTSK!

23.2.2020

Due to circumstances regarding Great Britains visa process and the excessive costs that this entailed the Great Britain Bandy Association has decided not to attend the World Championships B in Irkutsk. The game schedule for World Championship B has now […]

TIME TO APPLY FOR ACCREDITATION!

12.2.2020

Journalists and photographers who wants to cover the World Championships for Men in Irkutsk has to apply for accreditation. You can do that via this link to the organizers in Irkutsk. NOTE – Apply for accreditations for Group B are […]

China withdraws from both World Championships!

5.2.2020

China’s Bandy Federation has now announced that both the Chinese teams, men and women, will withdraw from the Bandy World Championships. The Chinese teams would have played in the World Championships in Oslo for women, February 19-22, and for men […]

Game schedules ready for WCS Men

1.2.2020

Now the game schedules are ready for the World Championships for Men group A and B. Group B plays in different arenas in the Irkutsk region March 1-6. Group A plays in the new “Ice Palace Baikal” in Irkutsk March […]

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FIB DELEGATION MEETS IOC!
FIB delegation, Stein Pedersen, President, and Attila Adamfi, General Secretary and Vice President have met with Kit McConnell, IOC Sports Director, Irina Gladkikh, Associate Director, Winter and Recognised Sport and IF Relations, and Tania Tchea, Head of Recognised Federations and Organisations.

The meeting has taken place at the IOC Headquarters in Lausanne and the current situation of FIB and the different possibilities to include Bandy on the Winter Olympic Sports Programme has been discussed.

Read all about it on www.worldbandy.com/2023/11/20/fib-delegation-meets-ioc/
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FIB DELEGATION MEETS IOC!
FIB delegation, Stein Pedersen, President, and Attila Adamfi, General Secretary and Vice President have met with Kit McConnell, IOC Sports Director, Irina Gladkikh, Associate Director, Winter and Recognised Sport and IF Relations, and Tania Tchea, Head of Recognised Federations and Organisations.

The meeting has taken place at the IOC Headquarters in Lausanne and the current situation of FIB and the different possibilities to include Bandy on the Winter Olympic Sports Programme has been discussed.

Read all about it on https://www.worldbandy.com/2023/11/20/fib-delegation-meets-ioc/

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