Velke Mezirici vs Technika Brno

Technika Brno had fought back to 2–2 early in the second period, silencing the home crowd. But Velké Meziříčí answered within 1:45 — Lašák and Lichanec combining to regain the lead, then the hosts ran off four goals in a 10-minute spell. Technika never recovered.

Patrik Lašák — Two goals (29th, 36th min) and an assist on Lichanec's first. Involved in three of the eight goals and a constant threat around the crease.

Peter Lichanec — Two goals (27th, 40th min), the second on the power play late in the middle frame that killed any Technika hopes of a comeback.

Matěj Gross — Two goals (12th, 36th min), including the quick response goal that made it 6–2.

Jaroslav Juda — Solid in the Velké Meziříčí net, making key saves in the third period to keep the scoreline comfortable.

Velké Meziříčí scored five goals in the second period alone — more than Technika managed across the whole game. The home side converted 2 of 4 power plays while keeping Technika scoreless on 3 attempts. Period scores of 2–1, 5–2, 1–0 show a game that was close for roughly 25 minutes before the home team's quality and depth took over.

This fixture has historically produced goals: 15 of the 16 all-time meetings between these sides finished with over 2.5 total goals, and 94% saw both teams score. Tuesday's 11-goal total comfortably beat the series average of 6.2 per game.

This was the opening pre-season friendly for both sides as they prepare for the 2026–27 Czech hockey season. Velké Meziříčí will look to carry this offensive form into their II. liga campaign, while Technika Brno have work to do defensively before competitive fixtures begin.

A dominant pre-season statement from HHK Velké Meziříčí, who showcased their firepower across all four lines. Technika Brno had their moments but were blown away by the home side's relentless second-period pressure. If this performance is a sign of things to come, Velké Meziříčí enter the new season with genuine momentum.