The Finnish star goalie Pekka Rinne bask in the Czech media ahead of Thursday’s quarter-finals.
“A Finnish wall standing in the way in the quarter” honk for example, the Czech largest published daily sports newspaper Sport on its front page. A picture on page found at Ilta-Sanomat website that drew attention to the matter earlier on Wednesday.
Rinne hit a World Cup record in modern times earlier during the tournament by keeping a clean sheet in 237 minutes and five seconds in a row, and Sport calls Rinne of Finland’s biggest star.
Other blue-white player magazine highlights for the Clash’s Aleksander Barkov, Jussi Jokinen, Tuomo Ruutu and Sami Lepistö.
“Perfect Defense”
Rinne is nominated for Vezina Trophy awarded to the NHL’s best goalie. Last year, the Nashville Predators-keeper a big reason why Finland took silver medals.
– Rinne is the tournament’s by far the best goalkeeper. If we do not go on the goal we did not manage the network, said Czech head coach Vladimir Ruzicka in the newspaper Ceske Noviny according Iltalehti.
The Czech Republic takes on “Finland’s perfect defense and the brilliant world goalkeeper Rinne”, which sports describes it, in Prague on Thursday at 21.15.
YLE Sport licechattar from the clash and any other quarter finals start at 16:00.
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