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Pilsen vs. CEB: 1-4 Loss – Key Plays & Final Result

by Alex Carter - Sports Editor

Pilsen Suffers First Loss of Season, Falls 4-1 ‌too České Budějovice in Late-Game Collapse

Pilsen, Czech⁤ Republic​ – September [Date – infer from context, likely early September 2023] -​ HC Plzeň 1929 suffered their first defeat of the season, ‍falling 4-1 to České Budějovice in‍ a game marred by a late-game collapse. despite a competitive start, pilsen⁣ conceded ⁤three unanswered goals in the final‌ period,⁣ sealing their fate. The loss marks a significant setback for the West ‌bohemian⁣ team, previously undefeated in their last twenty games and‌ forty matches.

The game began with a⁣ flurry of action. Early on, Malík of Pilsen denied⁢ a scoring‍ chance ⁣from Harris. České Budějovice responded with a goal from Robert Lantoši, shooting from the right circle.Pilsen’s Holešinský attempted a swift ‌reply but missed the net. Later, a shot from Zámorský was initially allowed, ‌but ‍a coach’s challenge successfully overturned the goal due to an alleged offside position.

České budějovice then enjoyed a ⁢lengthy ⁢two-man advantage, lasting 100 seconds, but failed to ⁤capitalize. Klouček,​ Pilsen’s goaltender, made several key saves, including denying Lalantte twice at the left pole. Ordoš nearly scored for České Budějovice at the end of ‍the period, but his shot was stopped by Malík.

The ⁢second period⁢ saw Novák nearly score for Pilsen, but Lantoši extended České Budějovice’s lead with his second goal of the match. Pilsen had opportunities on a subsequent power play,but Škoda and Mikko Petman both missed the ​net.

The final period ​saw a dramatic shift in momentum. despite‍ chances from Ordoš and Olesen, České Budějovice extended​ their lead when Klouček misjudged a shot ​from Strnad, allowing the puck to enter the net. Luck ⁣favored the visitors later in the period when a shot from Pavel Novák ⁤deflected off players in the goal ⁤area and overwhelmed Malík. Martin Beránek sealed the ⁢victory with​ an empty-net goal, confirming the 4-1 final score.

Pilsen will look to​ rebound from this defeat with upcoming road games against Mountfield and Třinec, followed by a home game against Pardubice on Sunday, September [Date – infer from context] at 16:30.

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