2006 Rink Hockey European Championship

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2006 Rink Hockey European Championship
Teams 9
Host ItalyMonza, Italy
Champions SpainSpain (13th title)
Matches played   25
Goals scored 179  (average 7.16 per match)
Top scorer(s) ItalyFrancesco Dolce - 12

The 2006 Rink Hockey European Championship was the 47th edition of the Rink Hockey European Championship, the biennial European rink hockey competition. The competition took place in Monza, Italy in the Pallazo dello Sport, also known as Pala Candy, from July 16 to July 22. Spain won the competition for the 13th time, beating Switzerland 2–0 in the final. Portugal took the 3rd place after beating 5-4 the hosts, Italy. This competition was part of the Euro Roller Games 2006, that also featured the European Championships of roller skating and artistic roller skating.

Format[edit]

There are 3 groups of 3 teams in Phase I. Each team plays each other within the group and all teams but the worse 3rd place of all groups will go into the quarter-finals.

Then, the losers and the team who didn't go to the quarter-finals will play a Poule for the 5th to 9th position. If any team played each other before this Poule, they won't be playing again: the results from Phase I will count.

The winners in the quarter-finals keep playing each other in a knockout system until the winner is found. There is also a game for 3rd and 4th place for the losers at the Semi-finals.

Every game lasts for 40 minutes, divided into 2 parts of 20, instead of the usual 50 minutes in some leagues.

Phase I[edit]

Group A[edit]

Team G W D L GF GA Dif Pts
Spain 2 2 0 0 12 2 +10 6
France 2 1 0 1 7 4 +3 3
England 2 0 0 2 0 13 -13 0
Spain8–0 England
Lluís Teixidó - 3'
Pedro Gil - 5', 9', 12', 33'
Eduard Fernández - 16'
Josep Maria Roca - 21'
Jordi Bargalló - 25'		 (Report)
Referee: Jurgen Wolter (Germany)
England0–5 France
(Report) Henry Guirec - 12', 38'
Sebastien Furstenberger - 14', 19'
Baptiste Lucas - 19'
Referee: Alberto Bisacco (Italy)
France2–4 Spain
Igor Tarassioux - 12'
Julien Huvelin - 15'		 (Report) Marc Gual - 6', 6'
Eduard Fernández - 32'
Pedro Gil - 25'
Referee: Rego Lamela (Portugal)

Group B[edit]

Team G W D L GF GA Dif Pts
Italy 2 2 0 0 11 1 +10 6
Germany 2 1 0 1 6 10 -4 3
Austria 2 0 0 2 3 9 -6 0
Italy7–1 Germany
Alessandro Bertolucci - 4', 6'
Francesco Dolce - 5', 14', 18'
Leonardo Squeo - 28'
Alberto Peripolli - 30'		 (Report) Dominik Brandt - 7'
Referee: Rego Lamela (Portugal)
Austria3–5 Germany
David Huber - 22'
Thomas Simcic - 34'
Thomas Haller - 38'		 (Report) Felix Bender - 1', 32'
Dominik Brandt - 6', 36'
Andre Kulossek - 23'
Referee: Anton Sorensen (Netherlands)
Italy4–0 Austria
Alessandro Bertolucci - 0'
Francesco Dolce - 4'
Davide Motaran - 20'
Mirco Bertolucci - 21'		 (Report)
Referee: Jurgen Wolter (Germany)

Group C[edit]

Team G W D L GF GA Dif Pts
Portugal 2 2 0 0 10 0 +10 6
Switzerland 2 1 0 1 4 9 -5 3
Andorra 2 0 0 2 2 7 -5 0
Portugal3–0 Andorra
Valter Neves - 7'
Reinaldo Ventura - 16'
Jorge Silva - 33'		 (Report)
Referee: Anton Sorensen (Netherlands)
Switzerland0–7 Portugal
(Report) Sérgio Silva - 14', 20'
Ricardo Barreiros - 18'
Jorge Silva - 30', 36'
Vítor Hugo - 38'
Reinaldo Ventura - 39'
Referee: Gianni Fermi (Italy)
Switzerland4–2 Andorra
Michael Muller - 3', 8'
Florian Brentini - 21'
Gael Jimenez - 34'		 (Report) Marc Montardit - 35'
Ramon Bassols - 39'
Referee: Alberto Bisacco (Italy)

Knockout Phase[edit]

Bracket[edit]

 
Quarter-finalsSemi-finalsFinal
 
          
 
20 July - 21.30
 
 
Portugal Portugal24
 
21 July - 18.30
 
Austria Austria0
 
Portugal Portugal1
 
20 July - 17.30
 
Spain Spain5
 
Spain Spain10
 
22 July - 21.30
 
Germany Germany0
 
Spain Spain2
 
20 July - 19.30
 
Switzerland Switzerland0
 
Italy Italy11
 
21 July - 21.15
 
Andorra Andorra1
 
Italy Italy2(3)
 
20 July - 15.30
 
Switzerland Switzerland (PEN)2(5) Third place
 
France France3
 
22 July - 18.30
 
Switzerland Switzerland4
 
Portugal Portugal5
 
 
Italy Italy4
 
2006 Rink Hockey European Champion
Italy
SPAIN
Thirteenth Title

Quarterfinals[edit]

France3–4 Switzerland
Henry Guirec - 4', 5'
Baptiste Lucas - 32'		 (Report) Federico Mendez - 29'
Stefan Rubi - 31'
Florian Brentini - 32'
Michael Muller - 36'
Referee: Rego Lima (Portugal)
Spain10–0 Germany
Marc Gual - 6', 13'
Sergi Panadero - 7'
Pedro Gil - 9'
Jose Ordeig - 19', 24', 38'
Josep Roca - 24'
Luis Teixidó - 36', 38'		 (Report)
Referee: Anton Sorensen (Netherlands)
Italy11–1 Andorra
Mirco Bertolucci - 2', 9', 20'
Francesco Dolce - 7', 12', 16', 19', 20'
Davide Motaran - 17', 27'
Mattia Cocco - 36'		 (Report) Guillem Sarle - 34'
Referee: Enrico Armati (Switzerland)
Portugal24–0 Austria
Tiago Rafael - 0', 18'
Jorge Silva - 1', 7', 31'
Reinaldo Ventura - 2', 22', 26', 27'
Sérgio Silva - 7', 11'
Ricardo Barreiros - 11', 11', 16', 16', 36', 38'
Vítor Hugo - 17', 28', 34', 35'
Pedro Moreira - 27', 29'
Valter Neves - 33'		 (Report)
Referee: Xavier Galan (Spain)

Semifinals[edit]

Portugal1–5 Spain
Reinaldo Ventura - 33' (Report) Josep Maria Ordeig - 20'
Sergi Panadero - 24'
Marc Gual - 26', 30'
Pedro Gil - 36'
Referee: Gianni Fermi (Italy)
Italy2 (1)–(3) 2 Switzerland
Francesco Dolce - 2'
Mirco Bertolucci - 30'
PENALTIES
Nicola Palagi - no
Davide Motaran - no
Leonardo Squeo - Goal
Francesco Dolce - no		 (Report) Florian Brentini - 7'
Matthieu Brentini - 10'
PENALTIES
Matthieu Brentini - no
Stefan Rubi - Goal
Michael Muller - Goal
Florian Brentini - Goal
Referee: Xavier Galan (Spain)

3rd Place Game[edit]

Portugal5–4 Italy
Sérgio Silva - 6', 32'
Ricardo Barreiros - 17'
Vítor Hugo - 24', 33'		 Report Davide Motaran - 5'
Francesco Dolce - 25', 26'
Mattia Cocco - 37'
Referee: Enrico Armati (Switzerland)

Final[edit]

Spain2–0 Switzerland
Eduard Fernández - 19'
Marc Gual - 27'		 Report
Referee: Rego Lamela (Portugal)

5th to 9th Poule[edit]

Pl Team G W D L GF GA Dif Pts
5 FranceFrance 4 4 0 0 18 2 +16 12
6 EnglandEngland 4 3 0 1 15 12 +3 9
7 GermanyGermany 4 2 0 2 7 7 0 6
8 AndorraAndorra 4 1 0 3 13 10 +3 3
9 AustriaAustria 4 0 0 4 10 32 -22 0

The games between teams that played against each other in Phase I are not repeated. The result from the Phase I game counted instead. This was the case for two matches, from Group A England vs. France and from Group B Austria vs. Germany:

England0–5 France
(Report) Henry Guirec - 12', 38'
Sebastien Furstenberger - 14', 19'
Baptiste Lucas - 19'
Referee: Alberto Bisacco (Italy)
Austria3–5 Germany
David Huber - 22'
Thomas Simcic - 34'
Thomas Haller - 38'		 (Report) Felix Bender - 1', 32'
Dominik Brandt - 6', 36'
Andre Kulossek - 23'
Referee: Anton Sorensen (Netherlands)

The other matches were played as follows:

France2–0 Germany
Igor Tarassioux - 3'
Remy Hourcq - 7'		 (Report)
Referee: Xavier Galan (Spain)
Andorra9–3 Austria
Marc Montardit - 5'
Ramon Bassols - 9', 30', 34'
Alex Martin - 16', 17'
Juan Sebastian - 18'
Ivan Villaro - 31', 32'		 (Report) Manuel Parfant - 15'
Michael Schwendinger - 25'
Gunter Faul - 37'
Referee: Anton Sorensen (Netherlands)
England2–1 Germany
James Taylor - 5'
Brendan Barker - 35'		 (Report) Dominik Brandt - 39'
Referee: Rego Lamela (Portugal)
Andorra2–3 France
Ramon Bassols - 3', 7' (Report) Sylvain Brochard - 9'
Henry Guirec - 10', 30'
Referee: Enrico Armati (Switzerland)
England3–2 Andorra
James Taylor - 8', 40' (last second)
Andrew Gregory - 30'		 (Report) Ramon Bassols - 1', 24'
Referee: Gianni Fermi (Italy)
Austria0–8 France
(Report) Sylvain Brochard - 5', 27'
Remy Hourcq - 18', 39'
Sebastien Furstenberger - 29'
Baptiste Lucas - 31', 34'
Henry Guirec - 33'
Referee: Anton Sorensen (Netherlands)
Germany1–0 Andorra
Marc Schinkowski - 4' (Report)
Referee: Gianni Fermi (Italy)
Austria4–10 England
David Huber - 5', 35', 36'
Thomas Haller - 11'		 (Report) James Taylor - 0', 10', 16', 16', 34', 39'
Brendan Barker - 6', 15', 35'
Karl Smith - 31'
Referee: Anton Sorensen (Netherlands)

Final table[edit]

Pl Team G W D L GF GA Dif Pts
1 SpainSpain 5 5 0 0 29 3 +26 15
2 SwitzerlandSwitzerland 5 2 1 2 10 16 -6 7
3 PortugalPortugal 5 4 0 1 40 9 +31 12
4 ItalyItaly 5 3 1 1 28 9 +19 10
5 FranceFrance 6 4 0 2 23 10 +13 12
6 EnglandEngland 5 3 0 2 15 20 -5 9
7 GermanyGermany 6 2 0 4 8 24 -16 6
8 AndorraAndorra 7 1 0 6 16 28 -12 3
9 AustriaAustria 6 0 0 6 10 60 -50 0

Goal scorers[edit]

Squads[edit]

Andorra[edit]

Name Born in Goals
Nelson Alves (GK) 1985
Ramon Bassols 1981 8
Alex Martin 1981 2
Marc Martin 1984 0
Marc Montardit 1977 2
Guillem Sarle 1980 1
Juan Sebastian 1973 1
Ferran Vila 1973 0
Marc Vila (GK) 1981
Ivan Villaro 1981 2
Carles Puig (Coach)

Austria[edit]

Name Born in Goals
Klemens Schussling (GK) 1984
Andreas Kunz (GK) 1986
Gunter Faul 1977 1
Thomas Haller 1974 2
David Huber 1988 4
Martin Laritz 1976 0
Manuel Parfant 1987 1
Thomas Simcic 1976 1
Michael Schwendinger 1982 1
Jokob Stockinger 1986 0
Roland Mayer (Coach)

England[edit]

Name Born in Goals
Ian Morrison (GK) 1983
Ian Smith (GK) 1984
Grant Zaccaria 1985 0
Michael Ableson 1986 0
Brendan Barker 1978 4
Andrew Gregory 1983 1
Karl Smith 1979 1
Graeme Stewart 1986 0
James Taylor 1985 9
Joe Wheatley 1969 0
PortugalJosé Carlos Amaral (Coach)

France[edit]

Name Born in Goals
Olivier Gelebart (GK) 1975
Fabien Savreux (GK) 1973
Sylvain Brochard 1987 3
Sebastien Furstenberger 1985 3
Nicolas Guilbert 1985 0
Henry Guirec 1978 7
Remy Hourcq 1980 3
Igor Tarassioux 1977 2
Julien Huvelin 1973 1
Baptiste Lucas 1983 4
Eric Marquis (Coach)

Germany[edit]

Name Born in Goals
Marc Berenbeck (GK) 1976
Patrick Glowka (GK) 1987
Felix Bender 1985 2
Dominik Brandt 1982 4
Markus Wilk 1977 0
Stefan Gurtler 1985 0
Thomas Haupt 1980 0
Andre Kussolek 1985 1
Tobias Mohr 1980 0
Marc Schinkowski 1983 1
Johan Van Diejen (Coach)

Italy[edit]

N Name Born in Position Club Goals
1 Federico Stagi 1974 GK Prato
10 Leonardo Barozzi 1987 GK Viareggio
2 Davide Motaran 1984 F Roller Novara 4
3 Leonardo Squeo 1982 D/M Vercelli 1
4 Alberto Peripolli 1986 D/M Breganze 1
5 Francesco Dolce 1973 F Hockey Novara 12
6 Nicola Palagi 1981 F Viareggio 0
7 Mattia Cocco 1984 F Valdagno 2
8 Mirco Bertolucci 1972 F Follonica 5
9 Alessandro Bertolucci 1969 F Follonica 3
Coach Alessandro Cupisti

Portugal[edit]

N Name Born in Position Club Goals
1 Carlos Silva 1982 GK S.L. Benfica
10 João Pereira (Ginho) 1980 GK OC Barcelos
2 Valter Neves 1983 D/M S.L. Benfica 2
3 Sérgio Silva 1974 D/M Follonica (ITA) 6
4 Vítor Hugo 1984 F ACR Gulpilhares 7
5 Reinaldo Ventura 1978 F FC Porto 7
6 Tiago Rafael 1983 D/M OC Barcelos 2
7 Ricardo Barreiros 1982 F S.L. Benfica 8
8 Jorge Silva 1984 F FC Porto 6
9 Pedro Moreira 1985 D/M FC Porto 2
Coach Paulo Batista

Spain[edit]

N Name Born in Position Club Goals
1 Sergi Fernández 1985 GK Vic
10 Juan Ramón de Moya 1971 GK Noia
2 Sergi Panadero 1985 D/M FC Barcelona 2
3 Josep Maria Roca 1981 D/M Vic 2
4 Jordi Bargallo 1979 F Liceo 1
5 Josep Maria Ordeig 1981 D/M Barcelona 4
6 Eduard Fernández 1982 F Igualada 3
7 Lluís Teixidó 1978 D/M Reus 3
8 Marc Gual 1980 D/M Reus 7
9 Pedro Gil 1980 F FC Porto (POR) 7
Coach Carlos Feriche

Switzerland[edit]

Name Born in Club Goals
Bjorn Hauert (GK) 1977 SC Thunerstern
Nils Hauert (GK) 1983 SC Thunerstern
Florian Brentini 1983 Genève HC 3
Matthieu Brentini 1980 Genève HC 1
Jerome Desponds 1978 Hockey Novara (ITA) 0
Federico Garcia-Mendez 1987 Genève HC 1
Andreas Munger 1985 RS Uttigen 0
Stefan Rubi 1979 Montreux HC 1
Gael Jimenez 1987 Genève HC 1
Michael Muller 1984 Montreux HC 3
Alain Richard (Coach)

External links[edit]

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