Slovakia won the Olympic men’s hockey bronze match 4-0.
Slovakia won the first hockey Olympic medal in its history when it knocked out 4-0 in the bronze medal match at the Beijing Olympics in Sweden.
17-year-old TPS striker wears Slovak hero cloak Juraj Slafkovský.
The young man, who moved to the top of the tournament’s paint market with seven goals, struck the opening goal of the bronze match at the beginning of the second round. He scored the second goal in the same installment Samuel Takac.
The final readings were made to an empty goal, first struck by Slafkovský and second scored Pavol Regenda.
With a Slovak finish Patrik Rybar played the zero game.
Sweden, like the Pyeongonchang Games, was left without a medal in both the men’s and women’s tournaments.
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