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30th June 2023 - Martin Rambousek

Slovak U16 dealt with Great Britain, Alföldy brothers racked up eight points

Slovakia U16 started on a strong foot as they opened the scoring in the 10th minute thanks to Ondrej Husák with Juraj Ďurčo doubling the lead shortly after. The Slovaks added two more goals in the second period, the latter of which was scored just eight seconds before the second intermission by Alex Alföldy. It was Alex's brother Adam however, who stole the spotlight as he netted three within six minutes in the last period! In total, the Alföldy brothers racked up eight points, 3+1 for Adam and 1+3 for Alex, and played a crucial role in Slovak victory 11-1 over Great Britain.

Svijanska Arena 2

11-1
(2:0, 2:0, 7:1)

Slovakia U16 - Great Britain U16

Penalties
5:4
PPG
1:0
SHG
1:0
Shots on goal
62:11

Goals and assists

10. Husák (Capák), 12. Ďurčo (Piško), 27. Benko (Alföldy), 30. Alföldy (Alföldy, Imrich), 31. Franko (Husák, Markuš), 33. Alföldy (Alföldy), 35. Alföldy (Imrich), 38. Gavron (Urmín), 39. Alföldy (Alföldy, Necpál), 44. Cabúk (Necpál, Husák), 45. Kluch (Šimko) – 33. Mardell (Bolger)

Referees

Johnstone – Zbořil

Official game sheet

Slovakia U16

Roth – Kováčik, Siakeľ, Necpál, Bonk, Cabúk, Benko, Bartok, Balek, Capák – Al. Alföldy, Ďurčo, Gavron, Piško (A), Šimko, Husák, Ad. Alföldy, Urmín, Kluch (C), Imrich (A), Chudý, Franko, Markuš

Great Britain U16

Mroczynski, Spawforth, Booth, Brown, Davies, Mullan (C), Oughton-Shaw – Bolstridge, Stone, Winstanley (A), Clough, Mehrvand, Benson, Mardell, Kamm, Marsden, Pendall, Bolger

COACHES´ REACTIONS

Callum West (GBR): "It was a tough match, Slovakia is truly a quality team. We gave it our all, but today, it wasn't enough for a smaller difference in the score. We made several mistakes that the best teams will capitalize on. I am still proud of the guys; they worked hard. We couldn't ask for more."

Róbert Alföldy (SVK): "We didn't want to underestimate a single second. At the beginning, it was challenging; the opponent was running well and disrupting our game. Until we scored the opening goal, we were nervous. Then things got going, the boys relaxed. After the first two goals, the players also made great passes, and we had more control over the ball. I think the result speaks for itself. We've finished the group stage, and now it's all about how we rest for tomorrow's semifinal."