IIHF EUROPEAN CUP OF NATIONS

Arcelor Mittal Park Arena, Sosnowiec, 

Friday 7th November 2025

GREAT BRITAIN

4

5

ITALY

OLLIE BETTERIDGE

18:34

KRIS INGLIS

29:46

OLLIE BETTERIDGE

32:56

LOGAN NEILSON

55:00

DUSTIN GAZLEY

15:20

LUCA FRIGO

25:00

ALEX PETAN

32:56

DANIEL MANTENUTO

37:17

DUSTIN GAZLEY

64:49

15:20

Goal Italy scored by Dustin Gazley on the powerplay. Great Britain 0-1 Italy.

18:34

GOOOOOOOOOOAL GB! Ollie Betteridge equalises. Great Britain 1-1 Italy.

25:00

Luca Frigo scores short-handed for Italy. Great Britain 1-2 Italy.

29:46

GOOOOOOOOOOOOAL GB! Kris Inglis with the equaliser. Great Britain 2-2 Italy.

32:56

Alex Petan scores Italy's third. Great Britain 2-3 Italy.

36:16

GOOOOOOOOOOAL FOR GB! Ollie Betteridge with his second of the night. Great Britain 3-3 Italy.

37:17

Daniel Mantenuto on target for Italy. Great Britain 3-4 Italy.

55:50

GOOOOOOOOOOAL GB! Logan Neilson scores on the powerplay. Great Britain 4-4 Italy.

64:49

Italy win the game in overtime. Dustin Gazley with his second of the night. Great Britain 4-5 Italy.

November 7, 2025

GREAT BRITAIN 4-5 ITALY

Great Britain were beaten 5-4 by Italy in their second game at the IHF European Cup of Nations in Sosnowiec, Poland.

Pete Russell’s side produced a terrific performance in an entertaining game and were unlucky to come away without the points.

Lucas Brine got the start between the pipes with Renny Marr as back-up. Patrick Larkin was ruled out because of injury.

Dustin Gazley gave Italy the lead on the powerplay (15:20), before GB hit back as Archie Hazeldine and Josh Waller combined to set-up captain Ollie Betteridge (18:34).

Italy scored short-handed through Luca Frigo five minutes into the second period (25:00), but GB roared back once more thanks to a sweet top-shelf finish by Kris Inglis (29:46) with assists to Jack Hopkins and Logan Neilson.

Alex Petan made it 3-2 to Italy (32:56) and at the other end, Waller’s speed created the chance for Betteridge to score his second of the night (36:16).

GB pushed hard in the third period and got the equaliser their performance deserved as Joe Hazeldine and Liam Steele combined for Logan Neilson to score on the powerplay (55:50) to send the game to overtime.

Italy won the game in the extra period with just 11 seconds remaining as Gazley scored on the rebound for his second of the night (64:49).

Photo credit: Michał Chwieduk. 

Stats

20

Shots

44
39

Saves

16
6

PIM

8