Finland – Czech Republic 2:1 (3:2 after SO) | Sweden – Austria 1:0 (end)
after shootout (3:2)
Finland
2:1 (1:0, 0:1, 0:0 - 0:0)
Czech Republic
Thursday 28.04.2022, 17:30 • Ostravar Aréna • Euro Hockey Tour
     
    Game over. (20:04:03)
    Sakari Manninen (FIN) - 2:1
     
    Finland has won after the penalty shoot-out.

    The winning goal scored by SAKARI MANNINEN.
     
    8. series
    3:2
    Sakari MANNINEN scores.
     
    8. series
    2:2
    Patrik ZDRÁHAL fails.
     
    7. series
    2:2
    Oliwer KASKI fails.
     
    7. series
    2:2
    Jiri fails.
     
    6. series
    2:2
    Sami VATANEN fails.
     
    6. series
    2:2
    Roman CERVENKA fails.
     
    5. series
    2:2
    Jiri scores.
     
    5. series
    2:1
    Jere INNALA fails.
     
    4. series
    2:1
    Roman CERVENKA scores.
     
    4. series
    2:0
    Oliwer KASKI scores.
     
    3. series
    1:0
    Spacek fails.
     
    3. series
    1:0
    Ojamaki fails.
     
    2. series
    1:0
    Matej STRANSKY fails.
     
    2. series
    1:0
    Sami VATANEN scores.
     
    1. series
    0:0
    Jiří ČERNOCH fails.
     
    1. series
    0:0
    Sakari MANNINEN fails.
     
    Start of shootout.
    State changes info
    Full live blog in the Czech language on onlajny.com
    Goals & lineups Match log
    Goals and assists: 16. Hartikainen (Manninen), dec. goal Manninen – 39. Černoch (Spacek)

    Shootout:

    1. series:
    0:0   Sakari Manninen (FIN)
    0:0   Jiří Černoch (CZE)
    2. series:
    1:0   Sami Vatanen (FIN)
    1:0   Matej Stransky (CZE)
    3. series:
    1:0   Ojamaki (FIN)
    1:0   Spacek (CZE)
    4. series:
    2:0   Oliwer Kaski (FIN)
    2:1   Roman Cervenka (CZE)
    5. series:
    2:1   Jere Innala (FIN)
    2:2   Jiri (CZE)
    6. series:
    2:2   Roman Cervenka (CZE)
    2:2   Sami Vatanen (FIN)
    7. series:
    2:2   Jiri (CZE)
    2:2   Oliwer Kaski (FIN)
    8. series:
    2:2   Patrik Zdráhal (CZE)
    3:2   Sakari Manninen (FIN)

    Finland: Olkinuora (Tuohimaa) – Lehtonen, Kaski, Friman, Vatanen (A), Saarijarvi, Hietanen, Ohtamaa (A), Pokka – Innala, Manninen, Hartikainen – Rajala, Filppula (C), Ojamaki – Pesonen, Sallinen, Palmu – Nenonen, Mäenalanen, Ojantakanen – Erholtz.
    Coach: Jukka Jalonen
    Czech Republic: Lukeš (Kvaca) – Sulak, Ščotka (A), Krejcik, Jerabek, Sklenicka, Jiříček, Nedomlel, Budik – , Černoch, Stransky – Cervenka (C), Spacek, Blumel – Zdráhal, Kodytek, Kousal – Flek (A), Hladonik, Beránek – Fridrich.
    Coach: Kari Jalonen
    Referees: Harnebring, Holm – Lederer, Hynek