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Finland
Finland2nd in World Championship (6-1)
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Czech Republic
Czech Republic3rd in World Championship (4-2)

Finland vs Czech Republic

Thursday, May 28, 2026 · --:--

Final
Finland
4–1
Czech Republic

Finland won

Our prediction was correct
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Our Prediction

AI Match Analysis

Finland faces Czech Republic in a crucial World Championship clash between two teams already qualified for the quarter-finals. Finland sits second in Group A with 18 points from seven games, while Czech Republic holds third in Group B with 13 points, creating a significant points-per-game differential of 0.71 in Finland's favor.

Both teams enter with identical rest situations - one day between games and high fatigue risk after playing twice in five days. Finland's superior tournament form shows through their 6-1 record and impressive 4.43 goals scored per game, compared to Czech Republic's 4-3 record and 2.71 goals per game. The Finns have been particularly dominant offensively, conceding just 1.57 goals per game while maintaining an 85.7% win rate.

Recent head-to-head meetings favor Finland, who won 3-2 in the Beijer Hockey Games in May, though Czech Republic claimed a 3-2 victory in April's Czech Hockey Games. The scheduling congestion affects both sides equally, but Finland's superior goal differential (+20 vs +2) and consistent scoring threat make them the stronger proposition.

With both teams averaging low combined goals per game (1.02) and neither recording draws this tournament, expect a tight, low-scoring affair. Finland's offensive firepower and defensive solidity give them the edge on the puck line at -1.5, while the under 5.5 goals offers value given both teams' tournament averages.

Key Factors

Last 10 head-to-head matchups

Finland (5)Czech Republic (5)
May 9, 26
(H)Finland3 - 2Czech Republic(A)
H
Apr 30, 26
(H)Finland2 - 3Czech Republic(A)
A
Dec 11, 25
(H)Czech Republic3 - 1Finland(A)
H
Nov 8, 25
(H)Finland4 - 2Czech Republic(A)
H
May 1, 25
(H)Czech Republic4 - 2Finland(A)
H
Feb 8, 25
(H)Finland3 - 0Czech Republic(A)
H
Dec 12, 24
(H)Finland1 - 3Czech Republic(A)
A
Nov 9, 24
(H)Finland4 - 0Czech Republic(A)
H
May 10, 24
(H)Czech Republic1 - 0Finland(A)
H
May 2, 24
(H)Czech Republic1 - 4Finland(A)
A

Expert H2H Analysis

AI Insight

Recent meetings between these nations show a competitive rivalry with narrow margins. Finland edged Czech Republic 3-2 in May's Beijer...

Recent meetings between these nations show a competitive rivalry with narrow margins. Finland edged Czech Republic 3-2 in May's Beijer Hockey Games, but the Czechs responded with a 3-2 victory in April's Czech Hockey Games. Over the last two years, Finland holds a slight advantage with four wins compared to Czech Republic's three victories in seven encounters. The average combined goals in recent meetings sits around 5.1 per game, with most results decided by single-goal margins. Finland has shown stronger form when these teams meet in major tournaments, winning their last World Championship encounter 1-0 in 2024.

Last 15 matches across all competitionsWorld Championship matches highlighted

Finland

7 of 15 in World Championship

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Form Rating

6.7/10

Finland Form Analysis

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Finland enters this match with exceptional tournament form, posting a 6-1 record that places them...

Finland enters this match with exceptional tournament form, posting a 6-1 record that places them second in Group A. Their only loss came against group leaders Switzerland (4-2), but they've responded with dominant performances including a 7-1 thrashing of Latvia and a 5-2 victory over Austria. The Finns average 4.43 goals scored per game while conceding just 1.57, creating a remarkable +20 goal differential. Their offensive depth has been evident throughout, with multiple players contributing consistently. The one-day rest situation presents some fatigue concerns after playing Switzerland just 44 hours ago, but their superior fitness levels and squad rotation should minimize the impact. Finland's 85.7% win rate demonstrates their consistency and quality across all tournament matches.

Czech Republic

7 of 15 in World Championship

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Form Rating

5.3/10

Czech Republic Form Analysis

Analysis

Czech Republic has shown resilience to secure their quarter-final spot with a 4-3 record, though...

Czech Republic has shown resilience to secure their quarter-final spot with a 4-3 record, though their form has been more inconsistent than Finland's. Recent losses to Canada (3-2) and Norway (4-1) highlight defensive vulnerabilities, conceding 2.43 goals per game compared to Finland's 1.57. However, the Czechs have demonstrated character with important victories over Slovakia (3-2) and Sweden (4-3), showing they can compete with top-tier opposition. Their goal differential of just +2 reflects the tight margins in their games, averaging 2.71 goals scored per game. The scheduling congestion has been particularly challenging for Czech Republic, playing three games in five days compared to Finland's two. This fatigue factor could prove decisive in a tournament where fresh legs often determine late-game outcomes.

Season Overview

2027 Season

Record
Finland6-185.7%
Czech Republic4-357.1%
Goals For
Finland4.4
Czech Republic2.7
Goals Against
Finland1.6
Czech Republic2.4
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Player availability isn't provided by our data source for this sport.

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Home Advantage

High

Recent Form

Strong

H2H Record

Even

Injury Impact

Low

Goal Differential
Finland+2.9
Czech Republic+0.3

Finland vs Czech Republic - Match Analysis

Should I take Finland on the -1.5 puck line?

Yes, Finland -1.5 offers strong value based on their tournament dominance and Czech Republic's defensive vulnerabilities. Finland has won by multiple goals in four of seven games, including dominant victories over Latvia (7-1) and Austria (5-2). Czech Republic's recent losses to Canada and Norway by narrow margins suggest they struggle to keep pace with elite offensive teams. Finland's superior goal differential (+20 vs +2) and consistent scoring depth make the puck line an attractive proposition despite the tournament's competitive nature.

Will this game go over or under 5.5 goals?

The under 5.5 goals presents better value despite Finland's offensive firepower. Both teams' combined tournament average sits at just 1.02 goals per game, well below the typical threshold. Czech Republic's modest scoring rate (2.71 goals per game) and Finland's defensive solidity (1.57 goals conceded) suggest a more controlled affair. Tournament hockey often features tighter checking and more conservative approaches in crucial matches, especially with quarter-final positioning at stake. The fatigue factor from recent games may also limit offensive output.

How does the equal rest situation affect this matchup?

The identical one-day rest neutralizes what could have been a decisive factor, allowing pure form and quality to determine the outcome. Both teams played 44 hours ago and face high fatigue risk, but Finland's superior fitness levels and deeper roster rotation throughout the tournament provide a slight edge. Czech Republic's three games in five days compared to Finland's two suggests they may feel the cumulative fatigue more acutely. With rest advantages eliminated, Finland's superior goal statistics and tournament consistency become the primary differentiating factors in this quarter-final positioning battle.

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