When Denmark beat France at the U18 World Championships Division 1 A Denmark's goalie Georg Sørensen scored an empty net goal
The U18 World Championship Division 1A game between Denmark and France will be a memory for life for Denmark's goalie Georg Sørensen. With 25 seconds left of the the game he scored 5-1 when he lifted the puck from behind his own net and into the open French net.
With that goal he became the second ever goalie to score at an IIHF event after Russia's Anton Khudobin who made it in 2004.
The tournament seems to a contest between Norway, Denmark and hosts Italy. Norway tops the standings with a perfect record before Denmark who have five points after a shootout win against Belarus. Italy won their first game and is looking good to keep their perfect record as they currenltly have a 2-0 lead against Belarus.
Check out our tournament page for full results and statistics.
There is a video available of the goal on Youtube.
Mike Levin
(F)
Niagara IceDogs
CSM Corona Brasov
Ville Pokka
(D)
Kärpät Oulu
EHC Red Bull München
Felix Larose
(D)
University of Québec Trois Rivières
HC Amiens Somme
Maks Bukovec
(F)
HK CeljeHK SZ Olimpija Ljubljana
Michael Mizerak
(F)
FPS Forssa
Joseph Martino
(F)
KiePo MänttäFPS Forssa
Oliver Kiljunen
(F)
Aalborg PiratesHerning IK
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