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NewsWomen´s WFCQ 2017 EUR4 - Final DayTwo games in qualification group Europe 4 as well for the day, the first one Latvia against Hungary and the second and ... — 5.2.2017 Women´s WFCQ 2017 EUR1 - Final dayThe final day of Women‘s WFCQ EUR1 started with the game Slovenia against France. Both teams had lost their games during th... — 5.2.2017 Women´s WFCQ 2017 EUR 4 - MVPsIn the Women´s WFCQ European Groups no All Star Teams were elected. Instead, a Most Valu... — 5.2.2017 Women´s WFC 2017 Qualifications - EUR1 & 4 - Spain1st - 5th February 2017 |
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Final Standings |
| Final Standings | |
| EUR1 |
| EUR4 |
 | Sweden (qualified) |  | Czech Republic (qualify) |
 | Norway (qualified) |  | Latvia (qualify) |
 | Denmark |  | Hungary |
 | Slovenia |  | Spain |
 | France |  | Ukraine |
The Most Valuable Player of each team in EUR1
DEN: # 25 Cecilia Di Nardo
FRA: # 18 Marine Klopfenstein
NOR: # 7 Tone Einstulen
SLO: # 99 Tanja Matijasevic
SWE: #3 Amanda Johansson Delagado and # 5 Anna Wijk
The Most Valuable Player of each team in EUR4
CZE: # 5 Eliska Krupnova & # 20 Kamila Paloncykova (winner of group)
LAT: # 13 Gunita Karklina
HUN: # 6 Nora Susztak
ESP: # 1 Patricia Amoris
UKR: # 14 Vasylana Kozak
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Standings - EUR4
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A total of 32 teams have registered for the 11th Women´s World Floorball Championships 2017 - a new record. Four countries will make their debut at this level - Ukraine, Iran, Thailand & China. For Ukraine, Iran and China this will be the first-ever international appearance for their women´s team, while Thailand will be hoping to follow up from their strong international start at the 2015 SEA Games, where they finished second to Singapore. Slovenia, Austria, Korea & Malaysia are all returning after a break of several years from competing at this level.
In Europe, there will be four qualification groups with two event locations - EUR 1 & EUR 4 will play in Madrid, Spain, while EUR 2 & EUR 3 will be hosted by Celano, Italy. Other regional qualifications will be held in the Americas and Asia-Oceania.
Qualification System
In Europe, each team will play once against each of the other teams in their group. Based on the results from these group matches, a total of 10 teams will qualify according to the following:
- The two best teams from each qualification group will qualify; and
- The the two best 3rd placed teams will qualify.
The calculation of the best 3rd teams will follow this order: 1. Average number of points 2. Average goal difference 3. Average scored goals 4. Lottery drawing
From Americas 1 team will qualify and from AOFC the top 4 teams will qualify.
Final Round
Slovakia will for the first time host an adult World Championship final round event. They are experienced IFF event organisers, having hosted the Women´s U19 WFC, WFC Qualifications for both men & women, and several EuroFloorball Cup events.
WFC 2017 will be played in Bratislava in two arenas - Arena Ondreja Nepelu & Hant Arena, which are located 500m from each other in central Bratislava. The main arena, renovated in 2011, can seat 10,000 spectators and is used mainly for ice hockey and concerts.
