Pardubice Ended Třinec's Amazing Streak in a Landslide. He Was only Sixteen Seconds Behind.
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He scored for the first time since last year's playoff final against the Třinec hockey players. Dynamo's Slovak defender Peter Čerešňák scored a crucial goal on the power play just 16 seconds before the siren of Sunday's extra league clash with the Oceláři to tie the game at 4:4 – his teammate Jan Mandát then finally broke the score in favor of the East Bohemians in overtime.
The hockey players of the championship team Pardubice won the match of the 10th round of the extra league against Třinec 5:4 in overtime. The steelworkers lost their first points in this extra league year after the previous record nine matches without a loss since the beginning of the season.
The duel was supposed to be the highlight of the Tipsport Extraliga season so far, and it fully confirmed this label. The match between Třinec and Pardubice lacked absolutely nothing. The Steelers ultimately lost 4:5 in overtime in a battle of two heavyweights. Only 16 seconds separated them from their tenth three-point win in a row.
Pardubice - The hockey players of the championship Pardubice won the 10th round of the extra league against Třinec 5:4 in overtime. The Steelers lost their first points in this extra league season after the previous record nine games without a loss since the beginning of the season. The Dynamo victory was decided by Jan Mandát in the time of 62:57. Another forward David Tomášek scored a goal and two assists in the game.
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