| 08 Aug 2011, 19:00 | Regular season | Ivan Hlinka Mem | Zimní stadion Tereza Břeclav | ||||||
| Czechia | 3-1 | Switzerland | ||||
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| Referees: Minář, Šír | Spectators: 1648 | ||||||
1-0 Volek (Franek, Macha)
2-0 Machac (Zehnal)
3-0 Volek
3-1 Praplan (Brandi)
Czech Republic: Marek Langhammer, Patrik Polívka - Petr Šidlík, Karel Plášil, Michal Plutnar, Jan Košťálek, Jakub Houfek, Ronald Knot, Adam Hawlik - Eustathio Soumelidis, Richard Zehnal, Martin Matějček, Dominik Simon, Dominik Volek, Richard Nejezchleb, Jan Schleiss, Patrik Machač, Jan Hudeček, Ondřej Slováček, Tomáš Franek, Pavel Sedláček, Matěj Zadražil.
Switzerland: Robin Kuonen, Melvin Nyffeler - Phil Baltisberger, Benoit Jecker, Samuel Kreis, Alessandro Lanzarotti,
Mirco Muller, Claude Paschoud, Anthony Rouiller - Lukas Balmelli, Christoph Bertschy, Nicola Brandi, Ramon Diem, Marco Muller, Florian Niedermaier, Vincent Praplan, Julian Schmutz, Flavio Schmutz, Lukas Sieber, Dario Simion, Thomas Studer, Sandro Zangger.
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Markus Andrews
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