Sweet Czech revenge

29 Apr 2016Henrik Lundqvist»

Two days after Czech Republic lost 2-7 to Sweden in Euro Hockey Tour in Znojmo they won 7-1 in the same arena.

Seven different Czech scorers made sure that Wednesday’s loss to Sweden is forgotten. Once again the Czechs dominated the opening of the game and after only 41 seconds of play Roman Cervenka beat Viktor Fasth who guarded the Swedish net, just like two days ago. Fasth had to allow seven goals this night in Znojmo and it was actually the first game this season in which the CSKA goalie allowed more than three goals. Czech Republic had Pavel Francouz in the net and he was only beaten once when Mikael Backlund scored for the Swedes. David Pastrnak, who has spent a couple of seasons in Swedish leagues had scored 2-0 in the first period.

Sweden increased the speed in chase of an equalizer but instead Lukas Kaspar made it 3-1 at 34:37.

In the third period the visitors took many penalties and Czech Republic could easily get four more goals to win 7-1. Rasim Simek, Richard Jarusek, Michal Birner and Robert Kousal all scored during the last ten minutes of the game.

Only one game remains of the 2015/16 Euro Hockey Tour – tomorrow’s game Russia-Finland.

Relevant links

Current events

External links

Hockey Results

Tweets by @eurohockey

Leagues

Czech Rep.: Tipsport extraliga | 1.liga | 2.liga

Finland: Liiga | Mestis

Germany: DEL | DEL2

Russia: KHL | VHL

Slovakia: Tipsport Extraliga | 1.liga

Sweden: SHL | HockeyAllsvenskan

Switzerland: NLA | NLB

More league pages»

League standings

Game fixtures

League leaders

Beijing Lions triumphs in historic Chinese Men’s Ice Hockey League finals

In the inaugural season of the Chinese Men’s Ice Hockey Professional League the Beijing Lions emerged victorious, securing the championship with a commanding 6-1 victory over Shenzhen Kunlun Red Star in the final. ... Read more»

Analyzing the Success of the 4 Nations Face-Off and Its Impact on International Hockey

The 2025 4 Nations Face-Off emerged as a watershed moment for international hockey, blending elite competition with unprecedented fan engagement. Held from February 12–20 in Montreal and Boston, the tournament replaced the NHL All-Star Game and featured Canada, the U.S., Sweden, ... Read more»