Pascal Meier is the MVP of WFC 2018 – 09.12.2018
The IFF Golden Shoe MVP Trophy is handed out in the adult´s WFC annually and next time will be handed out in the Women´s WFC 2019 in Neuchâtel, Switzerland.
Previous MVP awards:
2017: Emelie Wibron (SWE)
2016: Peter Kotilainen (FIN)
2015: Anna Wijk (SWE)
2014: Kim Nilsson (SWE)
2013: Sandra Mattsson (SWE)
2012: Kim Nilsson (SWE)
2011: Sara Kristoffersson (SWE)
The IFF Golden shoe player is elected by WFC coaches, media representatives, Local Organiser and IFF representatives during the IFF Adults´ WFC.
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Poland Defeats Japan after Dominant Performance – 6.12.2018
Data Analysis: Sweden vs Norway 9-1 – 6.12.2018
Thailand Beats Singapore in Tightest Match of Tournament So Far – 6.12.2018
DAY 6: WFC Enters Quarterfinal Stage, Switzerland and Czech Republic in Action – 6.12.2018
Four Remaining Quarterfinal Spots Taken by Play-off Favorites – 5.12.2018
Germany Beats Canada 7-2 and Becomes the Last Quarterfinalist – 5.12.2018
Data Analysis: Czech Republic vs Switzerland 6-4 – 5.12.2018
Norway Reaches Quarterfinals after Shutting Out Australia 10-0 – 5.12.2018
Denmark Overcomes Estonia 3-2, Odfeldt Records Two Points – 5.12.2018
Latvia Beats Slovakia 6:1, Jansons and Cerins Score Twice – 5.12.2018
DAY 5: Eight Teams Fighting for Quarterfinals in Today‘s Playoffs – 5.12.2018
Data Analysis: Finland vs Denmark 7-1 – 5.12.2018
Day 4 Summary: All Medal Favorites Go Straight into Quarterfinals – 5.12.2018
Czech Republic Wins Group A after Thrilling Battle against Switzerland – 4.12.2018
Galante Carlström, Nilsberth, Nilsson Excel as Sweden Destroys Denmark 25-0 – 4.12.2018
High Win over Norway Sends Finland to Quarterfinals – 4.12.2018
Canada Outplays Japan, Earns Comfortable Win and Qualifies for Play-Offs – 4.12.2018
Slovakia Thrashes Singapore 18-2 to Secure First Place in Group D – 4.12.2018
Data Analysis: Switzerland vs Germany 13:1 – 4.12.2018
Australia Defeats Thailand to Reach Elimination Stage – 4.12.2018
