Sweden vs Latvia - 3v3 WFC FINAL HIGHLIGHTS

Intense final between Latvia and Sweden in 3v3 WFC which took place for the first time.
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[@arnoldsbaltnegeris3962]

Latvia first Olympic champions in 3x3 basketball, youth olympic champions in 3x3 hockey, world champions in 3x3 floorball, olympic medalists in beach volleyball, hardly being even top10 in the classic format of these sports. It seems that Latvia knows how to play these awkward formats.

[@nicosanchez3016]

I love that a country not even from the top 4 won it! Congrats Latvia

[@schejby24]

Pleeease make more highlights from this tournament!! 🙏

[@returnofmerenguespersempre6664]

wait is this some new floorball format? i dont remember pitches being this small when i played as kid

[@xaboff]

Regular floorball is still played 5v5 on a 40x20 rink. This is an experiment by the IFF, the first edition of a 3v3 format World Championship. 3v3 floorball (or as they call it Kleinfeld) has a long tradition in Switzerland, Germany and Austria

[@carlwilliamkullenberg1304]

probably the worst format ever, no tactical play its only man-man defense. Realy boring,

[@FloorballMindset]

I would say otherwise, when you watch the full game between latvia and sweden you can see that latvia prepared well and had some tactical movements. That might be the reason they were able to win

[@carlwilliamkullenberg1304]

@@FloorballMindset yea they had tactics to get away from man-man but for the defense all u can do is go man-man and hope ur players have the stamina to keep up with the opponent. Realy not intressting way to play.

[@Callahan757575]

wth is this game? More please!

[@carllokeseverinskytteren]

Why not involve saves by the goalkeepers?

[@devilseye1]

As a Swiss player, I feel insulted when I have to watch this. We put a lot of effort into running a small-sided championship with a high standard and level of entertainment, including the integration of the rules. This new form of play is a disgrace for floorball. Maybe Iff should take a look at the Swiss small-sided playoffs or the cup games, then they wouldn't invent such nonsense.

[@Spermio]

Interesting rules, so in the first 3 goals I assume the following is allowed in this variant: slash the ball out of the hands of the goalkeeper, obvious obstruction by the goalkeeper and apparently high stick is no rule anymore

[@kennyg1358]

Whaaaaaawhaaa