HC Eynatten-Raeren celebrated the win with their supporters

HC Eynatten-Raeren are the champions of the B10 category.

Belgian HC Eynatten-Raeren are the champions in the B10 category after defeating IK Sävehof with a comfortable 20-5. After the match, they celebrated with their fans on the pitch.
– It feels fantastic, says Tim Reul, goalkeeper for the Belgians and MVP of final of the B10 category.

The final day at Fristad Arena 2 began with the B10 category final, where Swedish IK Sävehof faced Belgian HC Eynatten-Raeren. Both teams had large followings, consisting of family members and players from the club's other participating teams in the tournament. The sidelines were divided in half, one side filled with the Belgian supporters, almost all dressed in red, and the other side filled with Sävehof supporters.

After an even and cautious opening to the match, with the teams feeling each other out, it was the Belgians who opened the scoring in the third minute after a penalty shot by Liam Havenith. Following the somewhat tentative opening, HC Eynatten-Raeren took firm control of the match and went into halftime with a 9-3 lead.

In the beginning of the second half, Sävehof showed positive signs, but the Belgian goalkeeper Tim Reul was a giant and ensured that the Belgian lead remained intact. The Belgians then managed to take firm control of the final and pulled away. The final score was 20-5, and HC Eynatten-Raeren were the champions in the B10 category.
– We really deserved to win and it feels fair that we finally did it, says Tim Reul.

After the match, the Belgian fans in red took to the pitch, forming a ring around the winning team and celebrating the victory with chants.
– It’s fantastic how they support us and they really helped us keep up the pace, says Tim Reul.

The Belgian team’s goalkeeper, Tim Reul, was named MVP of the B10 category.
– It’s an honor to receive this award and it feels great, says the standout goalkeeper.

IK Sävehof - HC Eynatten-Raeren (B10)
Fristad Arena 2
5-20 (3-9)