Ice hockey at the 2014 Winter Olympics – Men's qualification

Qualification for the men's tournament at the 2014 Winter Olympics was determined by the IIHF World Ranking following the 2012 Men's World Ice Hockey Championships. The top nine teams in the world ranking received automatic berths into the Olympics, while all other teams had an opportunity to qualify for the remaining three spots in the Olympics. As with Canada in 2010, the IIHF made no mention of direct qualification for the host.^[1]

Qualified teams

Event	Date	Location	Vacancies	Qualified
2012 IIHF World Ranking	6 April 2009 – 20 May 2012	Helsinki and Stockholm	9^[1]	Russia Finland Czech Republic Sweden Canada Slovakia United States Norway Switzerland
Final qualification tournament	7–10 February 2013	Bietigheim-Bissingen	1	Austria
Final qualification tournament	7–10 February 2013	Riga	1	Latvia
Final qualification tournament	7–10 February 2013	Vojens	1	Slovenia
TOTAL			12

Notes

^a 2012 IIHF World Ranking were comprising the following events: 2009 World Championships, 2010 Winter Olympic Games, 2010 World Championships, 2011 World Championships and 2012 World Championships.
^b Helsinki and Stockholm were sites for 2012 World Championship; at the conclusion of the tournament the ranking were finalized with regards to the qualification slots.

Direct qualification

To qualify directly, a nation had to be ranked in the top nine following the 2012 Men's World Ice Hockey Championships.^[1] Using the IIHF World Ranking points system, the current year received full value, and each preceding year was worth 25% less.^[2] The following was a ranking based on points already accumulated toward Olympic qualification of all countries at the top level, or who are ranked amongst them. To qualify directly, a nation had to be ranked in the top nine following the 2012 Men's World Ice Hockey Championships.^[1] Using the IIHF World Ranking points system, the current year received full value, and each preceding year was worth 25% less.^[2] The following was a ranking based on points already accumulated toward Olympic qualification of all countries at the top level, or who are ranked amongst them.

	Qualified directly to Olympic Tournament
	Final qualification
	Pre-qualification
	Preliminary qualification

Rank	Team	WC 2012 (100%)	WC 2011 (75%)	WC 2010 (50%)	OLY 2010 (50%)	WC 2009 (25%)	Total
1	Russia	1200	1100	1160	1040	1200	3425
2	Finland	1100	1200	1040	1120	1060	3345
3	Czech Republic	1120	1120	1200	1020	1040	3330
4	Sweden	1040	1160	1120	1060	1120	3280
5	Canada	1060	1060	1020	1200	1160	3255
6	Slovakia	1160	940	900	1100	940	3100
7	United States	1020	1000	880	1160	1100	3065
8	Norway	1000	1040	960	940	920	2960
9	Switzerland	920	960	1060	1000	960	2910
10	Germany	900	1020	1100	920	840	2885
11	Latvia	940	880	920	900	1020	2765
12	Denmark	880	920	1000	840	880	2710
13	Belarus	860	860	940	960	1000	2705
14	France	960	900	860	740	900	2660
15	Austria	780	840	800	880	860	2465
16	Italy	840	780	840	800	780	2440
17	Kazakhstan	820	800	820	820	800	2440
18	Slovenia	800	820	780	760	760	2375
19	Hungary	760	760	740	720	820	2265
20	Ukraine	700	720	760	860	740	2235
21	Great Britain	720	740	680	640	700	2110
22	Japan	740	580	720	780	720	2105
23	Poland	660	680	700	660	680	2020
24	Netherlands	640	660	660	600	640	1925
25	Lithuania	600	640	620	700	660	1905
26	Estonia	560	600	560	680	520	1760
27	Romania	620	560	520	560	580	1725
28	South Korea	680	700	640		560	1665
29	Spain	540	620	540	540	480	1665
30	Croatia	520	520	580	620	620	1665
31	Serbia	480	480	600	580	540	1565
32	Australia	580	540	500		600	1385
33	Bulgaria	400	380	440	520	420	1270
34	Mexico	380	400	400	500	400	1230
35	Iceland	500	460	460		440	1185
36	Belgium	440	440	480		500	1135
37	New Zealand	460	500	420		320	1125
38	China	420	420	380		460	1040
39	Turkey	320	280	340	480	300	1015
40	Israel	360	320	360		380	875
41	South Africa	340	300	260		340	780
42	Ireland	260	340	320		240	735
43	Luxembourg	280	260	240		280	665
44	Greece	240	240	280		260	625
45	North Korea	300		300		360	540
46	Mongolia	220		200		220	375
47	United Arab Emirates			220			110

Olympic preliminary qualification

One round robin was played on 17–19, September 2012 in Zagreb, Croatia. The winner of the group advanced to the prequalification tournaments.

Group K

Team	GP	W	L	GF	GA	DIF	PTS
Croatia	3	3	0	30	6	+24	9
Mexico	3	2	1	14	14	0	6
Serbia	3	1	2	12	12	0	3
Israel	3	0	3	5	29	−24	0

	Team advanced to Olympic pre-qualification

All times are local (UTC+2).

17 September 2012
16:30

Serbia

7–1
(2–0, 2–0, 3–1)

Israel

Dom Sportova
Attendance: 50

Game reference

Milan Luković
Petar Stepanović

Goalies

Avihu Sorotzky
Alex Aharonov

Referee:

Przemysław Kepa
Linesmen:

Roman Shikhanov

Marko Zibret

M. Kerezović (R. Sabadoš, N. Vučurević) – 08:13	1–0
A. Luković (M. Sretović) – 09:21	2–0
D. Filipović (A. Luković) – 24:19	3–0
N. Raković (M. Prokić, M. Sretović) – 32:49	4–0
N. Raković (A. Luković) (PP) – 40:45	5–0
	5–1	48:37 – A. Geller (D. Spivak)
A. Luković (M. Prokić, M. Sretović) – 51:21	6–1
M. Sretović (S. Ristić) – 58:03	7–1

8 min

Penalties

8 min

41

Shots

19

17 September 2012
20:15

Mexico

2–9
(1–4, 0–1, 1–4)

Croatia

Dom Sportova
Attendance: 500

Game reference

Alfonso de Alba

Goalies

Mate Tomljenović

Referee:

Peter Gebei
Linesmen:

Marton Nemeth

Hannu Sormunen

	0–1	07:58 – N. Senzel (M. Lovrenčić) (PP)
	0–2	11:13 – I. Brenčun (D. Kanaet)
	0–3	14:49 – M. Blagus (I. Lazić) (PP)
B. Arroyo (D. Romero) (PP) – 15:32	1–3
	1–4	16:37 – D. Kanaet (M. Blagus)
	1–5	28:39 – M. Blagus (M. Tadić, M. Lovrenčić)
	1–6	43:13 – T. Čunko
	1–7	49:48 – M. Tadić (D. Kanaet) (PP)
S. Ortega – 54:26	2–7
	2–8	56:22 – I. Šijan (M. Blagus)
	2–9	59:59 – J. Kučera (M. Blagus)

12 min

Penalties

6 min

32

Shots

51

18 September 2012
16:30

Serbia

3–5
(1–1, 1–2, 1–2)

Mexico

Dom Sportova
Attendance: 50

Game reference

Milan Luković

Goalies

Andres de la Garma

Referee:

Gergely Lehel
Linesmen:

Vanja Belić

Marko Zibret

	0–1	12:15 – D. Linares (S. Ortega, C. Kelo) (PP)
D. Filipović (R. Sabadoš) – 18:09	1–1
S. Ristić (M. Prokić) (PP) – 22:42	2–1
	2–2	26:43 – A.Gutierrez (B. Arroyo) (PP)
	2–3	33:26 – A. Gutierrez
	2–4	50:49 – B. Arroyo (A. Gutierrez, F. Ugarte) (PP2)
	2–5	52:57 – M. Colas
D. Filipović (R. Sabadoš) – 53:37	3–5

36 min

Penalties

4 min

33

Shots

35

18 September 2012
20:15

Croatia

15–2
(5–0, 4–0, 6–2)

Israel

Dom Sportova
Attendance: 150

Game reference

Mate Tomljenović
Tihomir Filipeć

Goalies

Avihu Sorotzky
Alex Aharonov

Referee:

Przemysław Kepa
Linesmen:

Roman Shikhanov

Hannu Sormunen

J. Hecimovic (I. Šijan) – 00:53	1–0
M. Blagus – 05:24	2–0
M. Lovrenčić (I. Lazić, M. Čunko) – 15:26	3–0
M. Tadić (M. Blagus, P. Trstenjak) – 16:01	4–0
M. Smerdelj (J. Kučera) – 17:41	5–0
M. Lovrenčić (J. Hecimovic) – 23:59	6–0
M. Lovrenčić (I. Lazić) (PP) – 29:46	7–0
D. Kanaet (M. Čunko) – 32:30	8–0
M. Lovrenčić (I. Lazić) – 33:55	9–0
I. Lazić (J. Hecimovic) – 40:14	10–0
	10–1	41:04 – A. Geller (V. Nosankov, D. Spivak)
J. Kučera (J. Hecimovic) (EA) – 44:32	11–1
	11–2	45:34 – D. Spivak (M. Lebedev, A. Geller)
D. Kanaet (T. Čunko, M. Čunko) – 47:57	12–2
I. Lazić – 49:59	13–2
M. Tadić – 51:22	14–2
D. Kanaet (M. Ljubić, N. Senzel) – 58:29	15–2

2 min

Penalties

18 min

70

Shots

18

19 September 2012
16:30

Israel

2–7
(0–1, 0–5, 2–1)

Mexico

Dom Sportova
Attendance: 50

Game reference

Avihu Sorotzky

Goalies

Andres de la Garma
Alfonso de Alba

Referee:

Gergely Lehel
Linesmen:

Vanja Belić

Marton Nemeth

	0–1	19:03 – B. Arroyo (C. Gomez)
	0–2	21:33 – A. Gutierrez (S. Ortega)
	0–3	27:44 – D. Romero (C. Kelo)
	0–4	28:45 – B. Arroyo (J. Ramirez)
	0–5	34:04 – B. Arroyo (A. Rosette, F. Ugarte)
	0–6	39:20 – H. Carrero (B. Arroyo, F. Ugarte)
D. Mazour (M. Lebedev) – 47:09	1–6
	1–7	49:55 – S. Ortega (M. Colas, D. Linares)
D. Mazour (M. Lebedev, A. Korotine) – 50:44	2–7

39 min

Penalties

14 min

24

Shots

38

19 September 2012
20:15

Croatia

6–2
(3–0, 2–2, 1–0)

Serbia

Dom Sportova
Attendance: 1,500

Game reference

Mate Tomljenović

Goalies

Milan Luković

Referee:

Peter Gebei
Linesmen:

Roman Shikhanov

Hannu Sormunen

I. Lazić (M. Lovrenčić, J. Hecimovic) – 07:26	1–0
I. Šijan (M. Lovrenčić) – 13:55	2–0
P. Trstenjak (T. Čunko) – 18:22	3–0
	3–1	22:15 – N. Vučurević (A. Despotović)
J. Hecimovic (P. Trstenjak, T. Čunko) – 26:56	4–1
	4–2	37:24 – R. Sabadoš (N. Vučurević)
T. Čunko (P. Trstenjak) – 39:14	5–2
I. Brenčun (M. Smerdelj) – 47:52	6–2

4 min

Penalties

10 min

55

Shots

28

Olympic pre-qualification

Three round robins were played from 8–11 November 2012. They were played in Budapest, Kyiv and Nikkō. 21st ranked Great Britain had the option to host group J, but passed on the right to the next highest-ranked nation.^[3] The winners of each group advanced to the final qualification tournaments.

Group G

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[cnote_a_grp_1] 2012 IIHF World Ranking were comprising the following events: 2009 World Championships, 2010 Winter Olympic Games, 2010 World Championships, 2011 World Championships and 2012 World Championships.

[cnote_b_grp_1] Helsinki and Stockholm were sites for 2012 World Championship; at the conclusion of the tournament the ranking were finalized with regards to the qualification slots.

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