The Czech Republic and Slovakia took the expected wins in Saturday night’s World Cup matches.
The Czech Republic did not get easily against Norway. KIMMO BRANDT, AOP
The six-game World Cup Saturday culminates in Italy-Slovakia and Norway-Czech Republic.
In the Tampere match, the Czech Republic was a clear pre-favorite against Norway.
Kari Jalosen the team opened the match scoring superstar David Pastrnakin overpower. The handsome finish made the introduction David Krejciwho played for a long time with Pastrnak in Boston.
The opening round ended with a 1-0 lead in the Czech Republic.
The Czech Republic opened the second round sharply when Jakub Vrana fired from the end of the bounced disc to read 2-0.
The Czech Republic dominated the second tranche mainly sovereignly, although Norway also got a few good places to cut back. Among other things Mathis Olimb hit the pole at the end of the batch.
Pastrnak was given a chance to change things around. Norway also received an award for its company when Ludvig Hoff narrowed to 3-1 shortly after Pastrnak’s goal.
The Czech Republic suffered a nasty loss after an attacker who played a strong tournament Matej Blümel was injured in the final batch after receiving a tackle on his head. Blümel had scored seven power points before the Norwegian match.
In the final round, emotions were also raised by the Czech NHL defender Michal Kempnyn a scythe-like swipe Martin Ronnildin neck at baseline. Kempny survived the situation with a two-minute ice floe.
At the end of the match, the feelings became hot on several more occasions in the form of brawls. In the end, the Czech Republic won 4-1.
The Czech Republic rose to third place in Group B. The team that opened the sticky game stood up in its previous match when it knocked down Latvia 5-1.
The 17-year-old succeeded
Slovakia, chasing the playoffs in Helsinki, took the 1-0 lead against Italy in the league Michal Kristofin with paint.
Only 17 years old Adam Sykora took Slovakia’s 2-0 lead just six seconds before the break. The finish was Sykora’s first in the men’s World Cup.
Sykora only became the second player to score a goal at the World Championships under the age of 18 in the 21st century. The then 17-year-old future superstar succeeded in scoring at the 2005 World Cup Anze Kopitar.
No paints were seen in the second batch. Italy came to the end of the final, but Slovakia Alex Tamasi riveted with a decisive 3-1 hit superiority. The match ended with these readings.
Italy is fighting in Kazakhstan for survival in the main series against Kazakhstan.