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1926 Ice Hockey European Championship

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The 1926 Ice Hockey European Championship was the 11th edition of the ice hockey tournament for European countries associated to the International Ice Hockey Federation. The tournament was played between January 11, and January 19, 1926, in Davos, Switzerland, and it was won by Switzerland. Nine teams entered the competition and were divided into three groups of three for the preliminary round. The preliminary round was scheduled over the first three days, the “qualification for the final round” was contested in one day, and the “final” round was scheduled over the last three days. The tournament was however extended by an additional two days to accommodate a three-way tie-break round, which became necessary due to the three-way tie on points for the gold medal. Preliminary round Group winners advanced directly to the Final Round. Second-place teams advanced to the Qualification for Final Round. Third-place teams advanced to the consolation round. Group A January 11 Team #1ScoreTeam #2BEL5:0ESP 1785 January 12 Team #1ScoreTeam #2TCH2:0BEL January 13 Team #1ScoreTeam #2TCH9:2ESP 1785 Standings Group A  GPWTLGFGARatioPtsTCH22001125.504BEL2101522.502ESP 178520022140.140 Group B The game between Austria and France was delayed by one day due to the late arrival of the French team. January 12 Team #1ScoreTeam #2AUT2:1FRAFRA2:1POL January 13 Team #1ScoreTeam #2AUT2:1POL Standings Group B  GPWTLGFGARatioPtsAUT2200422.004FRA2101331.002POL2002240.500 Group C January 11 Team #1ScoreTeam #2GBR8:1ITA 1861 January 12 Team #1ScoreTeam #2SUI13:0ITA 1861 January 13 Team #1ScoreTeam #2SUI5:4GBR Standings Group C  GPWTLGFGARatioPtsSUI22001844.504GBR21011262.002ITA 186120021210.050 Qualification for Final Round Winner advanced to Final Round. Third-place team advanced to Game for 6th-7th places. January 14 Team #1ScoreTeam #2GBR5:0BEL January 14 Team #1ScoreTeam #2GBR3:1FRA January 14 Team #1ScoreTeam #2FRA1:0BEL Standings Qualification for Final Round  GPWTLGFGARatioPtsGBR2200818.004FRA2101230.672BEL2002060.000 Consolation round Winner advanced to Game for 6th-7th places. January 14 Team #1ScoreTeam #2ESP 17852:2ITA 1861 January 15 Team #1ScoreTeam #2POL3:1ITA 1861 January 16 Team #1ScoreTeam #2POL4:1ESP 1785 Standings Consolation round  GPWTLGFGARatioPtsPOL2200723.504ITA 18612011350.601ESP 17852011360.501 Final Round Although goal ratio was first tie-break criterion, a special three-team tie-break round was held instead, because the tie was for the gold medal. January 15 Team #1ScoreTeam #2TCH2:1GBRSUI5:3AUT January 16 Team #1ScoreTeam #2AUT3:1GBRSUI0:1TCH January 17 Team #1ScoreTeam #2AUT1:0TCHSUI7:4GBR Standings Final Round  GPWTLGFGARatioPtsSUI32011281.504TCH3201321.504AUT3201761.174GBR30036120.500 Consolation round 6-7 Place January 17 Team #1ScoreTeam #2POL3:1BEL Tie-break Round January 18 Team #1ScoreTeam #2SUI3:1TCHTCH3:1AUT January 19 Team #1ScoreTeam #2SUI2:2AUT Standings Tie-break Round  GPWTLGFGARatioPtsSUI2110531.673TCH2101441.002AUT2011350.601 Top goalscorers Heinrich Meng (Switzerland), 13 goals C. Ross Cuthbert (Great Britain), 13 goals Final standings 1SUI2TCH3AUT4GBR5FRA6POL7BEL8ITA9ESP ih European Championship 1926 winner Switzerland First References Lion in Winter: A Complete Record of Great Britain at the Olympic, World and European Championships Euro Championship 1926 1926 Category:Ice Hockey European Championships Category:Sport in Davos Euro Category:January 1926 sports events in Europe