Slovakia – Finland 1:0 (2:0 after SO) | Sweden – Switzerland 10:3 (end) | Norway – Latvia 1:2 (0:2 after SO)
after shootout (2:0)
Slovakia
1:0 (0:0, 0:0, 0:0 - 0:0)
Finland
Wednesday 23.04.2025, 19:00 • Credit Union of Texas Event Center, Allen • U18 World Championship • Group A
     
    Game over. (21:45:26)
    Alex Mišiak (SVK) - 1:0
     
    Slovakia has won after the penalty shoot-out.

    The winning goal scored by ALEX MIŠIAK.
    Alex Mišiak (SVK)
     
    4. series
    2:0
    Alex MIŠIAK (SVK) scores.
    Jere Somervuori (FIN)
     
    4. series
    1:0
    Jere SOMERVUORI (FIN) fails.
    Tobias Tomík (SVK)
     
    3. series
    1:0
    Tobias TOMÍK (SVK) fails.
    Jasse Boelius (FIN)
     
    3. series
    1:0
    Jasse BOELIUS (FIN) fails.
    Ján Chovan (SVK)
     
    2. series
    1:0
    Ján CHOVAN (SVK) fails.
    Matias Vanhanen (FIN)
     
    2. series
    1:0
    Matias VANHANEN (FIN) fails.
    Michal Svrček (SVK)
     
    1. series
    1:0
    Michal SVRČEK (SVK) scores.
    Max Westergård (FIN)
     
    1. series
    0:0
    Max WESTERGÅRD (FIN) fails.
     
    Start of shootout.
    State changes info
    Full live blog in the Czech language on onlajny.com
    Goals & lineups Match log
    Goals and assists: dec. goal Mišiak

    Shootout:

    1. series:
    0:0   Max Westergård (FIN)
    1:0   Michal Svrček (SVK)
    2. series:
    1:0   Matias Vanhanen (FIN)
    1:0   Ján Chovan (SVK)
    3. series:
    1:0   Jasse Boelius (FIN)
    1:0   Tobias Tomík (SVK)
    4. series:
    1:0   Jere Somervuori (FIN)
    2:0   Alex Mišiak (SVK)

    Slovakia: Prádel (Hrenák) – Rusznyák, Radivojevič (C), Lisý, Čapoš, Goljer, Kalman, Zubek – Chovan (A), Mišiak, Svrček (A) – Chrenko, Nemec, Straka – Dubravík, Kalis, Tomík – Kriška, Murin, Tomka – Novák.
    Coach: Martin Dendis
    Finland: Kerkola (Sammalniemi) – Alalauri, Boelius, Svensk, Kotajärvi (A), Piiparinen, Saari (C), Ruotsalainen, Sippola – Vanninen, Somervuori, Vanhanen – Mensonen, Katavisto, Joki (A) – Orpana, Westergård, Virtanen – Parssinen, Kouhia, Kämäräinen.
    Coach: Mikael Kotkaniemi
    Referees: Druseiks (LAT), Ondráček (CZE) – Rampír (CZE), Urfer (SUI)