The 11th Women’s World Floorball Championships will be played in Bratislava, Slovakia 1st-9th of December with 16 teams.
All the matches from the Women’s WFC 2017 will be streamed live on the IFF YouTube Channels. the matches at O.Nepelu will be streamed on IFF YouTube Channel 1 and the matches at Hant will be streamed on IFF YouTube Channel 2. All the matches will also be on the Slovak ArenaTV and the Olympic Channel will stream 19 matches.
The matches from the WFC will be produced with a 6 plus 1 camera TV set-up in the O.Nepelu and Hant Arenas. At the moment the TV signal is distributed to 10 countries and discussions are still ongoing with a number of countries. The current takers of the TV signal are:
The takers of the TV signal are
China Harbin TV, 4 games
Czech Republic, Czech TV, 16 games
Denmark DRK, 3 group games, discussions ongoing
Finland Yleisradio TV2, 7 games
Germany MDR Highlights from German games
Sportdeutcshland.tv will stream all 37 games on satellite
Latvia LTV7, Latvian games and Final
Singapore Eleven Sports Network, oktoSPORTS (delayed) Singaporean group games
and possible placement games
Slovakia National TV, Slovak games and Finals
Sweden TV12 and CMore, Swedish games and Semi and Finals
Switzerland SRF, Highlights and Possible Swiss quarter, semi and medal matches live
In total 112 matches will be broadcasted by the takers at the moment.
Denmark won over Germany for the 9th place – 7.12.2017
Estonia claims 11th place after an overwhelming game – 7.12.2017
Di Nardo becomes the all-time WFC goal scorer – 7.12.2017
Czech Republic with an impressive victory – 6.12.2017
Latvia defeated by Sweden – 6.12.2017
Germany takes the win against USA – 6.12.2017
Thailand won the match for the 13th place – 6.12.2017
Denmark to fight for 9th place after beating Estonia – 6.12.2017
Australia with the last victory – 6.12.2017
Dramatic duel for Norway – 5.12.2017
Slovakia with an impressive win – 5.12.2017
Thailand takes their first ever win! – 5.12.2017
Latvia will play against Sweden – 5.12.2017
Thrilling last period ends better for Japan – 5.12.2017
Poland won over Estonia – 5.12.2017
Denmark wins Group D! – 4.12.2017
Czech Republic secures second place in Group A – 4.12.2017
Sweden continues undefeated, beats Switzerland 12-3 – 4.12.2017
Finland gives Latvia no chance and takes the win – 4.12.2017
Poland takes the win against Germany – 4.12.2017