2005 Bandy World Championship

2005 Bandy World Championship

Tournament details
Host country	Russia
Dates	30 January – 6 February
Teams	11
Final positions
Champions	Sweden
Runner-up	Russia
Third place	Kazakhstan
Fourth place	Finland
Tournament statistics
Matches played	32
Scoring leader(s)	Sergey Obukhov, Russia (20 points)
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The 2005 Bandy World Championship was played between 11 men's national bandy teams in Russia on 30 January-6 February 2005. Sweden became champions.^[1]

Squads[]

Group A[]

•  Russia
•  Finland
•  Sweden
•  Kazakhstan
•  Norway
•  United States

Premier tour[]

• 30 January
• 11.00  Finland –  Kazakhstan 2–2 (6–4 after penalties)
• 14.00  Sweden –  Norway 6–2
• 19.00  Russia –  United States 19–1
• 31 January
• 11.00  Kazakhstan –  Norway 19–1
• 14.00  United States –  Sweden 2–20
• 19.00  Finland –  Russia 2–6
• 1 February
• 11.00  Sweden –  Kazakhstan 7–5
• 14.00  United States –  Finland 0–15
• 19.00  Norway –  Russia 0–22
• 2 February
• 11.00  United States –  Kazakhstan 1–17
• 14.00  Norway –  Finland 3–11
• 19.00  Russia –  Sweden 5–3
• 4 February
• 11.00  Norway –  United States 7–2
• 14.00  Kazakhstan –  Russia 2–14
• 19.00  Sweden –  Finland 7–5

Rank	Country	Pts	W	T	L	Bp	Bc	Diff
1	Russia	10	5	0	0	66	8	+58
2	Sweden	8	4	0	1	43	19	+24
3	Finland	5	2	1	2	35	18	+17
4	Kazakhstan	5	2	1	2	35	25	+10
5	Norway	2	1	0	4	13	50	−37
6	United States	0	0	0	5	6	78	−72

Final Tour[]

Semifinals[]

• 5 February
• 16.00 Semifinal –  Russia –  Kazakhstan 10–3
• 19.00 Semifinal –  Sweden –  Finland, 6–2

Match for 3rd place[]

• 6 February
• 11.00  Finland –  Kazakhstan 3–5

Final[]

• 6 February
• 16.00  Russia –  Sweden 2–5

Group B[]

•  Belarus
•  Canada
•  Netherlands
•  Estonia
•  Hungary

Premier tour[]

• 30 January
• 10.00  Hungary –  Canada 2–9
• 13.00  Belarus –  Netherlands 6–1
• 31 January
• 10.00  Estonia –  Belarus 5–18
• 13.00  Netherlands –  Canada 1–8
• February 1
• 10.00  Canada –  Estonia 18–0
• 13.00  Hungary –  Netherlands 4–5
• February 2
• 10.00  Netherlands –  Estonia 9–1
• 13.00  Belarus –  Hungary 18–1
• February 4
• 10.00  Estonia –  Hungary 2–10
• 13.00  Canada –  Belarus 4–4 (6–7 after penalties)

Rank	Country	Pts	W	T	L	Bp	Bc	Diff
1	Belarus	7	3	1	0	46	11	+35
2	Canada	7	3	1	0	39	7	+32
3	Netherlands	4	2	0	2	16	19	−3
4	Hungary	2	1	0	4	17	34	−17
5	Estonia	0	0	0	4	8	55	−47

Play off matches[]

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Match for 4th Place[]

• February 5
• 10.00  Hungary –  Estonia 2–3

Match for 2nd Place[]

• February 5
• 13.00  Canada –  Netherlands 12–3

A-group qualification match[]

• February 5
•  Belarus –  United States 6–3

References[]