Published on May 6, 2024 at 10:39. / Modified on May 6, 2024 at 10:47.
A victory is always good to take. On Friday, the Swiss ice hockey team lost against Sweden (2-1). On Saturday, she suffered the law of Finland (3-1). So the success achieved on Sunday in Brno against the Czech Republic (1-2 thanks to goals from Dario Simion and Calvin Thürkauf) feels good.
Casually, this is only the first in 12 matches played as part of the Euro Hockey Tour, a traveling competition which pitted the four nations already mentioned against each other during four tournaments this season. And out of all the 17 games played so far since last fall, the Nati had only won four, two against France and two against Latvia, nations which, without offending them, are not among the most formidable on the planet.
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