DAY 2 : EMOTIONS UP AND DOWN

Saturday's episode of this year's PFC SPRING trilogy came to an end and it was truly a story full of twists and turns, emotions and floorball.

The PFC MINI also boarded the train from early morning and completely dominated the space of the Kobylisy district of Prague. And the fact that it was a fast train is confirmed by the statistics showing a total of 775 goals in only 98 matches. To give you an idea, in the smallest category of future talents, an average of 10 goals per game were scored in just 16 minutes of gross time. WOW and congratulations.

The next chapter of the story was the continuation of the group fights in the other categories and the start of the playoffs. The cherry on the cake of the day were the conditions that were created at the EXE hall and in the late hours also at the alternative hall at the Eagles. A confluence of circumstances, temperature changes and, in part, the poor condition of some of the arenas created a situation where months of preparation and planning were suddenly traded for trying to decide on an alternative solution as soon as possible so that the tournament could go ahead. We are sorry, we apologize and we hope that at least the third final day will be calm in the selected arenas from this point of view and above all without injuries, problems and negative emotions.

Despite everything that has been mentioned, every smile, the joy of scoring a goal, a moment of fair-play or respect for the opponent, referees and organizers is the factor that motivates us to support, organize and spread the sport despite all the negative situations that arise during the tournament. So let Sunday be the key day of the tournament, when everything will be at stake and the matches will awaken the purest emotions in the children, but let's not forget that sport is primarily meant to bring people together and so let's take today as a stepping stone to the more positive news that tomorrow will hopefully bring.

Good night, thank you, let's move on!

The PFC team