The 1932 Ice Hockey European Championship was the 17th edition of the ice hockey tournament for European countries associated to the International Ice Hockey Federation. This was the last time it was played independent of the World Hockey Championships or the Olympics.
The tournament was played between March 14 and March 20, 1932, in Berlin, Germany, and Sweden won their fourth title.
Originally, the top two teams from each group were supposed to advance to a six-team final round. However, all three teams in group A tied both their games, and they all advanced under the rules in place.
As logistical issues prevented a final round with seven teams, the second-place teams in group B and group C, France and Great Britain, agreed to withdraw from the final round in favor of playing in the consolation round.
First round
Group A
March 14 Team #1ScoreTeam #21:1
March 15 Team #1ScoreTeam #22:2
March 16 Team #1ScoreTeam #21:1
Standings Group A
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Group B
March 14 Team #1ScoreTeam #21:1
March 15 Team #1ScoreTeam #27:0
March 16 Team #1ScoreTeam #21:0
Standings Group B
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Group C
March 14 Team #1ScoreTeam #21:0
March 15 Team #1ScoreTeam #24:1
March 16 Team #1ScoreTeam #24:0
Standings Group C
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Consolation round 6-9 Place
March 17 Team #1ScoreTeam #23:33:0
March 18 Team #1ScoreTeam #25:05:2
Standings Consolation round
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Notes Carried over from First Round: France 1 Latvia 0; G. Britain 1 Romania 0
Final round
March 17 Team #1ScoreTeam #23:01:1
March 18 Team #1ScoreTeam #20:01:0
March 19 Team #1ScoreTeam #22:0
March 20 Team #1ScoreTeam #20:13:2
Standings Final Round
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Notes Carried over from First Round: Germany 1 Switzerland 1; Switzerland 2 Austria 2; Germany 1 Austria 1
Top Goalscorer
Gerry Davey (G. Britain), 7 goals
References Euro Championship 1932