Novy Jicin vs Poruba

Poruba needed just 4:27 to open the scoring. Jakub Krenželok finished from David Gřeš and Matěj Stejskal, and Tomáš Hansel doubled the lead at 7:02 off a Patrik Marosz feed. The first period ended 0–2, with Nový Jičín already outshot 16–5.

The second period was a masterclass in finishing. Gřeš made it 3–0 at 21:41 (assist Michal Svačina), then Szturcz scored twice in three minutes — at 27:13 from Marosz and Lukáš Marcel, and at 29:38 from Hansel. Patrik Bialy added the sixth at 36:27 (Marosz, Szturcz), and Krenželok bagged his second at 37:06 (Svačina, Stejskal). Poruba took a 7–0 lead into the second intermission.

David Rác scored the eighth at 41:34 (Tomáš Kofman), and Ondřej Roman capped the rout with a power-play goal at 58:51 (Hansel, Marosz), with Nový Jičín captain Jan Holáň in the box for roughing.

The game swung irreversibly in the opening 90 seconds of the second period. Gřeš's goal at 21:41 — 41 seconds after the restart — erased any hope Nový Jičín had of regrouping. Poruba's third goal effectively ended the contest at 0–3, and the next two followed within 8:17 of each other. The visitors scored five goals in a 15:25 span of the middle frame on just 11 shots.

Patrik Marosz (Poruba) — Three primary assists (Hansel, Szturcz, Bialy goals) plus a secondary on Roman's PP strike. His vision through the neutral zone shredded Nový Jičín's defensive shape all evening. Player of the Match.

Michal Szturcz (Poruba) — Two goals and an assist in a dominant second-period spell. His double in 2:25 broke any remaining resistance.

Jakub Krenželok (Poruba) — Two goals from the blue line, both assisted by the Svačina-Stejskal pairing. Created the first goal and drove offence from deep.

David Gřeš (Poruba) — One goal and one assist, including the crucial 3–0 strike that killed the game as a contest.

Ondřej Sobol (Poruba) — Faced only 14 shots across three periods but stopped every one. A quiet but perfect night for the Poruba netminder.

Poruba outshot Nový Jičín 38–14 (16–5, 11–2, 11–7), a shot share that reflects the gulf in class and preparation. Poruba converted 2 of 1 power plays (both goals in the final two periods), while Nový Jičín failed to score on their sole man advantage, managing just 14 attempts total — fewer than Poruba managed in any single period. The discipline gap was stark: Nový Jičín took 5 penalties to Poruba's 1.

For Poruba, this was the perfect response after a mixed RT TORAX-Pokal tournament at home last week (lost 3–5 to Martin, won 2–0 vs Jastrzebie, lost 4–5 OT to Havířov). The 9–0 statement continues their pre-season preparation ahead of the Czech 2. liga season — their league campaign now opens on 16 September against VHK ROBE Vsetín, per the club's official schedule update.

For Nový Jičín, this followed a 2–4 home defeat to Kopřivnice two days earlier (25 August). The Ďáblos have now lost three of their four pre-season friendlies. They continue their preparation with further fixtures before the lower-tier season begins.

A fixture that was never competitive after the first 21 minutes. Poruba's class — three tiers above their hosts in the Czech hockey pyramid — told from the opening face-off. The scoreline accurately reflects the chasm: 38–14 shots, 9–0 goals, 5–1 in penalties drawn. Nový Jičín learned where they stand; Poruba sharpened the finishing that had gone missing in their recent tournament losses.