| 09 Apr 2017, 13:00 | Regular season | Tüskecsarnok Budapest | |||||||
| Hungary | 2-5 | Czechia | |||||
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| Referees: Rencz Dániel, Juhász Gábor | Spectators: 439 | |||||||
Hungary U25 - Czech Republic U25
15:31 0-1 22 Lis Robert (15 Dolezal Zdenek)
19:10 0-2 21 Matejícek Martin (15 Dolezal Zdenek, 9 Jandus Tomás)
24:24 0-3 13 Psenicka Tomás (12 Svaricek Filip)
33:55 0-4 20 Clouba Jaroslav (10 Svoboda Martin)
41:17 1-4 16 Szita Donát (15 Nemes Benjamin Zoltán) PP
47:15 1-5 13 Psenicka Tomás (17 Nedomlel Richard)
56:59 2-5 15 Nemes Benjamin Zoltán (14 Pápa Márton, 2 Kovács Attila)
Hungary:
Varga Arnold
Herner Olivér
Kovács Attila
Szabó Dániel
Szabó Bence
Láday Tamás
Hruby Gellért
Imre Patrik
Terbócs István
Reisz Áron-Sándor
Keresztury Erik
Pápa Márton
Nemes Benjamin Zoltán
Szita Donát
Sárpátki Tamás-Róbert
Kocsis Ferenc
Hamvai Szilárd
Tóth Gergely
Molnár Dávid
Németh Attila
Arany Gergely
Gyenes Dávid
Czech Republic:
Bílek Dominik
Janda Sebastian
Jandus Martin
Miklis Ondrej
Nedomlel Richard
Pejchal Tadeás
Svaricek Filip
Vokurka Jiri
Cernoch Jiri
Clouba Jaroslav
Dolezal Zdenek
Havel Jan
Jandus Tomás
Lis Robert
Matejícek Martin
Mrkvicka Tobiás
Psenicka Tomás
Rousek Lukás
Svoboda Martin
Wojnar Jakub
Pírs David
Wolf Adam
Lukáš Jašek
(F)
MODO Hockey
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Tyler Benson
(F)
MODO Hockeyunknown
Sam Vigneault
(F)
MODO Hockeyunknown
Paul Ladue
(D)
MODO Hockeyunknown
Alexander True
(F)
MODO Hockeyunknown
Tobias Winberg
(D)
MODO Hockeyunknown
Sampo Ranta
(F)
MODO Hockeyunknown
Czech Rep.:
Tipsport extraliga |
1.liga |
2.liga
Slovakia:
Tipsport Extraliga |
1.liga
Sweden:
SHL |
HockeyAllsvenskan
Other: EBEL | Belarus | Croatia | Denmark | Estonia | France | Great Britain | Iceland | Italy | Latvia | Lithuania | MOL-liga | Norway | Poland | Romania | Serbia | Slovenia | Spain | NHL | AHL |
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