Germany, who lost to Poland 4-9 in the prem. round, gave them a great revenge. Germany controlled the match, which was quite unattractive in the first half. In the second half, when Germany was 4:1 in front, a series of short corners made Poland score their second goal - while the clock was running down more and more. Delaying the game by getting short corners looked very strange to me - which happened again in the last minute, when Germany cheered on being "penalized" by a short corner - which needed some 25 seconds to be shot.
Germany was much better in matters of strategy and tactics and won the game absolutely deserved. Nevertheless, indoor hockey seems to have huge problems with the strict rules which slow down the match in many situations and give the players and easy opportunity for unsportsmanlikes and delays of the game, which are just penalized in very few occasions. Other "kinds of indoor hockey games" like floorball seem to be much more attractive for media, players and spectators in the future to me.