Switzerland – Latvia 11:0 (end) | Finland – Sweden 10:0 (end) | France – Latvia 10:1 (end)
Italy – Switzerland 1:0 (end) | Czech Republic – Finland 7:2 (end) | Italy – France 0:4 (end)
final
Czech Republic
7:2 (4:1, 3:1)
Finland
Saturday 15.07.2017, 19:10 • Zimní stadion Boskovice • Women European Inline Hockey Championship
     
    Game over. (20:16:09)
     
    39:28
    Penalty for Czech Republic (Vopravilová – 2 min, slashing).
     
    38:59
    Goal for Team Czech Republic!
    Scorer is STUDENTOVÁ. Assisted by Vanišová.
     
    37:28
    Goal for Team Czech Republic!
    Scorer is ERBENOVÁ.
     
    35:28
    Penalty for Finland (Rajahuhtová – 2 min, slashing).
     
    33:44
    Penalty for Czech Republic (Vonková – 2 min, tripping).
     
    32:10
    Goal for Team Czech Republic!
    Scorer is ČAJANOVÁ. Assisted by Jančová.
     
    23:55
    Goal for Team Finland!
    Scorer is RAJAHUHTOVÁ. Assisted by Tapaniová.
     
    20:51
    Penalty for Finland (Niemelová – 2 min, hooking).
     
    20:01
    Start of 2nd half.
     
    20:00
    1st halftime finished.
     
    19:41
    Penalty for Czech Republic (Garažiová – 2 min, holding).
     
    16:28
    Goal for Team Czech Republic!
    Scorer is JANČOVÁ.
     
    15:09
    Goal for Team Czech Republic!
    Scorer is VANIŠOVÁ.
     
    07:38
    Goal for Team Finland!
    Scorer is TUOMINENOVÁ. Assisted by Tapaniová.
     
    07:16
    Penalty for Czech Republic (Vonková – 2 min, slashing).
     
    03:27
    Goal for Team Czech Republic!
    Scorer is ČAJANOVÁ. Assisted by Jančová.
     
    03:20
    Goal for Team Czech Republic!
    Scorer is JANČOVÁ.
     
    00:01
    Game started.
     
    Welcome. Game starts at 19:10.
    State changes info
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    Goals & lineups Match log
    Goals and assists: 4. Jančová, 4. Čajanová (Jančová), 16. Vanišová, 17. Jančová, 33. Čajanová (Jančová), 38. Erbenová, 39. Studentová (Vanišová) – 8. Tuominenová (Tapaniová), 24. Rajahuhtová (Tapaniová)

    Czech Republic: Nenadálová (Plucnarová) – Čajanová, Mrázová (C), Jančová, Flachsová – Vanišová, Vonková, Studentová, Kovářová – Garažiová, Pipková, Vopravilová, Erbenová.
    Finland: M. Koivistová (Jokipolviová) – Jokipeltová, Karppinenová, Mäkeläová, Tuominen, Heikuriová, Marisa Klemolaová, Miisa Klemolaová, E. Koivistová, Niemeläová, Rajahuhtaová, Tapaniová, Tuomanenová.