IIHF World Cup: Czech Republic vs. Canada

Let's hope this semi-final game between the two teams isn't a repeat of their infamous 1997 brawl

Dave Park

Written by Dave Park Published on 15.05.2015 17:09:57 (updated on 15.05.2015) Reading time: 1 minute

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The Czech Republic, led by 43-year-old star Jaromír Jágr, will face off against Canada tomorrow in Prague at the IIHF Hockey World Championships semi-final game. The puck will drop at 15:15.

Canada is currently undefeated in the tournament, and topped the Czech Republic 6-3 when the teams last faced each other on May 4.

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If the Czech Republic wins, they will move on to compete in the Gold Medal Game on Sunday against the winner of the USA vs. Russia semi-final.

While scalped tickets to the sold-out game at Prague’s O2 Arena will set you back upwards of 10,000 CZK apiece, you can see the game with thousands of local fans on the big screen at Old Town Square, Wenceslas Square, or the venue or your choice. If you’re in Prague, it will be difficult not to catch the game.

Let’s just hope this match between the Czechs and Canada doesn’t turn into another brawl like this infamous match from 1997:

The Czech Republic went on to win that game 5-3.

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More recently, the Czech Republic topped Canada in a 2010 IIHF game between the two teams that also erupted into extended fisticuffs:

Go Czechs!

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