Czech Republic are the Men's U19 World Floorball Champions 2019

Czech Republic beat Sweden in the MU19 WFC final and could celebrate the gold in Halifax, Canada. This was the first WFC gold for Czech Republic.

Finland won the MU19 WFC bronze after defeating Switzerland in the bronze medal game.

Germany won the B-division final against Slovenia. This means that Germany is promoted to the top two groups for 2021.

A-Division matches:

Switzerland MU19 – Finland MU19 (3rd place) 2-4
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Best players:

Nils Schalin (SUI)
Oskar Sillanpaa (FIN)

Czech Republic MU19 – Sweden MU19 (final) 8-2
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Best players:

Martin Hales (CZE)
Hampus Ahren (SWE)

Watch game highlights from the final:

More highlights, matches and interviews found here.

B-Division matches:

Poland MU19 – Russia MU19 (11th place) 6-9

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Best players:
Dawid Szefner (POL)
Daniil Kozlov (RUS)

Germany MU19 – Slovenia MU19 (B-division final) 9-3
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Best players:
Ricardo Andre Wipfler Colonia (GER)
Jaka Bernik (SLO)

MU19 WFC 2019 final standings
The final standings of the Men’s U19 World Floorball Championships 2019, including all teams participating in qualifications, are as follows:

1.		Czech Republic
2.		Sweden
3.		Finland
4.		Switzerland
5.		Latvia
6.		Slovakia
7.		Denmark
8.		Norway
9.		Germany
10.		Slovenia
11.		Russia
12.		Poland
13.		Canada
14.		USA
15.		Japan
16.		New Zealand
17.		Estonia
18.		Hungary
19.		Austria
20.		Australia
21.		Netherlands
22.		Belgium
23.		Spain
24.		Italy
25.		France
26.		Great Britain

The 16 top teams played in the MU19 WFC Final round in Halifax, Canada. The 8th placed team in A-division is relegated to the lower two groups for 2021 and the winner of B-division is promoted to the top two groups for 2021.

New playing system for U19 World Floorball Championships

A new playing system for U19 WFCs is introduced and played for the first time at the Women’s U19 WFC in 2020 (for Men’s U19 in 2021). Rather than the 4th placed teams in the A-division groups playing each other for relegation, and the 1st placed teams in B-division playing each other for promotion, these teams will play cross-over matches to determine their placings for the next event. This gives the possibility for two teams (rather than only one) to go up or down. Read more here!