| 11 Feb 2012, 17:30 | Regular season | 4-n Oskarshamn | Arena Oskarshamn | |||||||
| Sweden | 6-0 | Germany | |||||
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| Referees: Annica Flödén | Spectators: 680 | |||||||
05:08 1-0 (EQ) 28. Rundqvist, Danijela (9. Enström, Tina)
05:42 2-0 (EQ) 8. Holst, Erika (2. Holmlöv, Elin)
34:13 3-0 (EQ) 29. Blom, Gizela (27. Löwenhielm, Michelle)
45:33 4-0 (EQ) 9. Enström, Tina (28. Rundqvist, Danijela, 15. Johansson, Lisa)
47:56 5-0 (EQ) 13. Wester, Lina (24. Grahm, Erika, 6. Holmgren, Josefine)
56:14 6-0 (EQ) 8. Holst, Erika (4. Asserholt, Jenni)
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