First practice in the O2 arena: How do the individual lines look?

Photo: Markéta Křížová

On Tuesday afternoon, the Czech hockey players trained for the first time in Prague’s O2 arena, where they will enter the domestic championship on Friday. The training exercises hinted at how the defensive pairings and attacking lines could look in the important match against Finland.

It must be added that the formations described below must be taken with a large margin. In order to answer the fundamental questions, the key will be Thursday’s training session, where even the last overseas reinforcement will not be missing: the Toronto center

David Kampf

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It was speculated that Kämpf could renew his former striking Chomutov collaboration with Ondřej Kaš at the championship. But on Tuesday, he completed training exclusively in a trio with Lukáš Sedlák and Roman Červenka. Is this the first line?

The nascent attack with the Swedish league’s top scorer David Tomášek at center and NHL wingers Ondřej Palát and Dominik Kubalík looks interesting. The shapely Jáchym Kondelík then got two fast-footed Jakub Flek and Ondřej Beránek. Radan Lenc and Pavel Kousal remained outside the twelve forwards at the end of training.