Střešovice lost to Mladá Boleslav in the opening semi-final

The champions from the past two years, who lost against Tatran this season 3:4 and 1:11, had a great start to the match. At 3:12, Ronald Gašparík found Jakub Gruber in front of the goal, who opened the scoring. In 92 seconds, Dominik Beneš beat the goalkeeper Lukáš Kříž from the right post and increased the score to 2:0.

Tatran responded 47 seconds before the end of the first period. Milan Meliš successively won battles for the ball with Michal Sládek and Matyáš Krebner, and Vojtěch Kún converted the break. In time 54:10, Tomáš Hanák forced the set-up after the action of Marko Beneš.

When the raids were about to begin, Adam Hemerka ran on the right side and presented the ball in front of the empty goal to Tomašík, who made the decision. He thus ended the streak of 30 winning matches of Střešovice, which started after last year’s defeat in the super final in the O2 arena 1:2 in overtime.

The guests entered the match in Ostrava better and Petrák put them in the lead after 56 seconds. In the 6th minute, Vítkovice gunner Adam Delong did not use the free kick, he hit the post. At 11:17, Jakub Hubálek equalized after a pass from Michal Pažák from behind the goal, and Marek Matejčík turned the score around in the 17th minute.

Ondřej Kawulok answered for Prague 31 seconds before the end of the first period. In the 24th minute, Delong restored the lead to Vítkovice, and Bohemians leveled again shortly after half-time in a power play thanks to Jan Malič.

Ondřej Sidunov restored the lead to Ostrava in the third period, but Jaroslav Petrák and his brother Karel turned the tide between the 51st and 53rd minutes. Adam Zubek equalized in 94 seconds, but at 55:46 Bohemians captain Filip Forman decided, who beat Lukáš Souček from close range after Buršík’s pass.