Two times 11-1 in Cape Town

12 Apr 2011 | Henrik Lundqvist

Israel beat Luxembourg and South Africa beat Turkey on the second day of the World Championshiop Division III in Cape Town, South Africa.

12 Apr 2011, 19:45 | Regular season | Grandwest Ice Arena - Cape Town

Turkey

1:11

South Africa

Periods:
Shots:

0:5
(3:25)

1:3
(15:22)

0:3
(13:20)

Referees: Mikhail Buturlin (RUS) | Spectators: 738

The hosting team South Africa had no problem against Turkey. Damian Cardoso scored the opener at 41 seconds and before the end of the first period South Africa was in a 5-0 lead. Cameron Birrell and Marc Giot got the most points (1+3).

Cameron Birrel of South Africa

12 Apr 2011, 16:00 | Regular season | Grandwest Ice Arena - Cape Town

Israel

11:1

Luxembourg

Periods:
Shots:

4:0
(14:8)

4:0
(17:8)

3:1
(7:9)

Referees: Chris Deweerft (BEL) | Spectators: 56

Luxembourg beat Greece 20-0 yesterday but today was a totally different task. Team Israel proved to be a lot better and won 11-1. Eli Sherbatov scored 4 goals, Daniel Mazour 3 and Sergei Frenkel 2.

If Israel wins the remaining games against Greece and Turkey they will win the championship.

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