Switzerland won the decisive and tight match against Finland in the Men´s 4-nations tournament in Latvia with 6-5. Finland and Switzerland met also in the Women´s Polish Open and Finland was the stronger team with 4-1.

In the Men´s tournament Switzerland had a 2-1 lead after the first period, but Tero Tiitu evened the score after 32 minutes of play. The goal was Tiitu´s 100 point in the Finnish national team (Tiitu collected 1+3 today).

Within one minute Florian Kuchen and Joel Krähenbühl took the Swiss to a 4-2 lead in the final period, but Harri Forsten and Heikki Hätönen could even the score to 4-4. Switzerland´s player of the game, Matthias Hofbauer, scored the Swiss to the lead again but Esa Jussila, who was awarded as Finland´s best player evened the score to 5-5 on power play. The decisive 6-5 goal was scored by Marc Dysli and after nine losses in a row against Finland, Switzerland won the Finns and the whole 4-nations tournament.

Norway and Latvia evened the score 5-5, but due to a better goal difference, Norway was placed 3rd and Latvia 4th in the tournament.

Finland won the Women´s Polish Open

Maiju Merikanto took Finland to a 1-0 lead and the lead increased already to 3-0 in the second period when Anna Yli-Kojola and Eliisa Alanko could get the ball behind Laura Tomatis, who was awarded as Switzerland´s best player. Andrea Benz could reduce the score to 1-3 in the third period, but Elina Kujala, who was elected Finland´s best player, settled the match to 4-1 in 51.07.

Polish Open All Stars:

GOALKEEPER: Laura Tomatis, SUI

LEFT DEFENDER: Jenni Morottaja, FIN

RIGHT DEFENDER: Paula Jouhten, FIN

LEFT FORWARD: Daniela Morf, SUI

RIGHT FORWARD: Elzbieta Piotrowska, POL

CENTER: Hanka Konickova, CZE

Czech Republic won the bronze match with 8-2 against Norway.

Only victories for the Czechs

The Czech Men´s and Men´s U19 teams won all their battles against the Germans with clear numbers. The match statistics are found on the CFbU web page.