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From the beginning it was very clear that Sverige was going to win this World cup. All of their players (including legends like Thomas Björnsson, Roger Hagmo and Ulf 'Opp' Johansson) were at least two levels better than the best players of the other countries. They devastated England (with Craig Wozniak, Stephane Beaumont, Neil Jelleyman and others) in the semi-finals and Canada (with players like Herman Ife, Simon Ferguson and Scott Rummen) in the final, both times 4-0. Canada won the thrilling semi-finals after penalty's against hosting country Nederland, with among others superlegend Klaas Evers, Kornel ten Berge and Gerben Alting van Geusau. | From the beginning it was very clear that Sverige was going to win this World cup. All of their players (including legends like [[Thomas Björnsson]], Roger Hagmo and Ulf 'Opp' Johansson) were at least two levels better than the best players of the other countries. They devastated England (with Craig Wozniak, Stephane Beaumont, Neil Jelleyman and others) in the semi-finals and Canada (with players like Herman Ife, Simon Ferguson and Scott Rummen) in the final, both times 4-0. Canada won the thrilling semi-finals after penalty's against hosting country Nederland, with among others superlegend [[Klaas Evers]], Kornel ten Berge and Gerben Alting van Geusau. | ||
Revision as of 19:21, 26 November 2005
Host: Nederland
Winner: Sverige
Second: Canada
From the beginning it was very clear that Sverige was going to win this World cup. All of their players (including legends like Thomas Björnsson, Roger Hagmo and Ulf 'Opp' Johansson) were at least two levels better than the best players of the other countries. They devastated England (with Craig Wozniak, Stephane Beaumont, Neil Jelleyman and others) in the semi-finals and Canada (with players like Herman Ife, Simon Ferguson and Scott Rummen) in the final, both times 4-0. Canada won the thrilling semi-finals after penalty's against hosting country Nederland, with among others superlegend Klaas Evers, Kornel ten Berge and Gerben Alting van Geusau.
