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HK Petržalka
Bratislava
Hockey for all
Bratislava
0
3
Team 1 2 W
HK Petržalka 0 0 0
Hockey for all 1 2 3
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0
3
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14
19
Lineup
2
2
Penalty minutes
Top players of the game
Jozef Kubo
Jozef Kubo (LO)
Hockey for all
1
Goals
1
Assists
2
Points
Jaromir Čech
Jaromir Čech (PK)
Hockey for all
0
Goals
2
Assists
2
Points
Pavol Babeľa
Pavol Babeľa (B)
Hockey for all
1
Goals
0
Assists
1
Points
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Who will rule Slovakia? The amateur championship in May will be an unforgettable experience!

The season isn't over yet – the real highlight is still to come! Get your team ready for the Slovak Amateur Championship, which takes place on 22–24 May in Ružinov, Bratislava. Games with live commentary, a battle for prize money and a fantastic atmosphere for the final. Come show what you're made of and fight for the trophy that goes to the overall hockey champion.

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“Somebody has to do the dirty work.” Hat-trick hero Murcko sends Rockets through, and his wallet will weep in the locker room

They learned last year's lesson perfectly. Rockets dominated their RAHL3 quarterfinal series against Hockey For All and, after two wins by a combined score of 10:1, are headed to the semifinals. The decisive step in the 5:1 victory came from Matej Murcko, who scored a natural hat trick and was named Player of the Week. He casts himself merely as the “cleaner” who honestly put in his shift, though. In this interview he praises the attitude of the whole team, warns about the strength of the next opponent from Petržalka and admits with a smile that those goals are going to cost him plenty in the locker room.

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Wiser for last year and ready for the title. Hubek orchestrated Petržalka's advance with five points

While in the first game they really struggled against the opponent's goaltender, in the second they unleashed an offensive hurricane. HK Petržalka blew out Mad Vipers 7:2 and strides confidently into the RAHL1 final. The fantastic team performance bore the clearest signature of Patrik Hubek (2+3), who conducted the play and fed his wingers with perfect passes. In the interview he reveals the tactical changes that led to seven goals, assesses the surprise of the playoffs, team Wild Hogs, and explains why, in the locker room of the most frequent finalist, absolute calm and determination reign this time instead of stress.

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Ten shootout attempts, a single goal. Player of the Week Ligas decided the semifinal his own way: I figured I'd rather do it my way!

The RAHL2 semifinals kicked off with huge drama that was only settled in a shootout. The hero for Uličníci Pressburg was Martin Ligas, who was the only one of ten shooters to score and secured the 2:1 win over Hockey For All. But if you were expecting the Player of the Week to sing his own praises, you would be wrong. In the interview he was thoroughly hard on himself, heaped praise on flawless goaltender Berenčík and, with his trademark humor, described why, before the decisive moment of the game, he chose to stop listening to tactical advice from a teammate.

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Player of the Week Pilár secured an important point for Petržalka: In the playoffs, personal stats take a back seat

The first point of the RAHL1 semifinals is in the bag! After an excellent team performance, HK Petržalka beat Mad Vipers 3:1, with two-goal scorer Štefan Pilár having the main say. In the postgame interview he made it clear that individual stats take a back seat in the elimination stage and that only the win matters. Find out how the Petržalka players respond to the opponent's excellent goaltender and with what clear tactics they will skate onto the ice in the return game.

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Urban praises the chemistry on his line and the goalie: A playoff shutout gives the team huge confidence

A perfect quarterfinal showing! Uličníci Pressburg eliminated team Alpha with an aggregate score in which goaltender Berenčík did not allow a single goal. The key figure in the 4:0 win in the return game was Lukáš Urban, who scored twice. The newly named Player of the Week takes the success with humility, praises the work of the whole team and, looking ahead to the semifinal against Hockey For All, warns against complacency. The regular season is long forgotten, after all, and the series starts from zero.