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Ceske Budejovice — Dynamo Pardubice: live stream and score

Sun 15 Nov · in 7 h 53 minMatchday 19
16:00your local time

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  • Matchday 19
  • Budvar arena (Ceske Budejovice)

Team leaders

points this Czech Extraliga season

Ceske Budejovice

Robert Lantosi2+16
Nick Olesen10+5
Jan Stencel4+9

Dynamo Pardubice

David Tomasek8+16
Roman Cervenka5+18
Jiri Smejkal11+8

Form

Ceske BudejoviceOTLWLLW2 wins in 5
Dynamo PardubiceLWWWW4 wins in 5

Average bookmaker odds for the match

Match result
1 ↑3.65X ↑4.402 ↑1.78
Double chance
1X2.01121.19X21.26

↑↓ — change since the line opened · updated at 08:00. Odds are for information only.

Line movement

1 · Ceske BudejoviceX · draw2 · Dynamo Pardubice
11.523513:0206:00

The line from its opening until now.

Match preview

The Vítkovice Ridera welcome Olomouc to the Ostravar Arena on Matchday 19 with the hosts desperate to halt a run of form that has seen them slide down the Extraliga table, while the visitors arrive in Ostrava with a growing belief that they can compound the misery of a team once considered a title contender. Vítkovice have lost four of their last five league games and are without some of their most important players, yet they remain marginal favourites at 51 percent against Olomouc's 26 percent, with a level score after regulation time at 22 percent and a likely 2-1 scoreline in favour of the home side.

Vítkovice's deepening injury crisis

Vítkovice's season has been derailed by an injury list that has stripped the roster of its core. The loss of Samuel Kňažko is particularly damaging: the Slovak defenceman suffered a broken bone in his ankle while on international duty and is expected to miss six to eight weeks. He joins Robert Flick, the Canadian forward who has been sidelined for at least six weeks with a lower-body injury, and Vojtěch Budík, who remains unavailable in defence. The forward group has also been thinned by the absences of Patrik Zdráhal and Ondřej Roman, the latter of whom has torn ligaments and faces several weeks on the sidelines. The result has been a run of four defeats in five games, including a 3-0 loss in Hradec Králové and a 1-4 defeat to Přerov, and a performance level that has left the Ostravar Arena faithful restless.

Olomouc's resilience amid a crowded infirmary

Olomouc have faced their own injury crisis, with ten players currently unavailable. David Ostřížek, Lukáš Klimek and Jakub Navrátil are all dealing with upper-body issues, while Petr Strapáč and Tobiáš Handl are out with lower-body problems. Matúš Hlaváč has been ill, and the club has been forced to react by bringing in reinforcements from other clubs. Yet the visitors have shown a resilience that Vítkovice have lacked in recent weeks. Their last outing, a 2-3 shootout defeat to Kladno, was a narrow loss against one of the league's form teams, and it followed a run of results that has kept them competitive despite the absences. The recent 5-1 victory over Vítkovice in December, built on a three-goal first period, is a reminder of what this Olomouc side is capable of when its remaining players find their rhythm.

The head-to-head record offers Olomouc encouragement

Recent history leans toward the visitors. Olomouc have won the last two meetings between the clubs, including a 4-5 shootout victory in late November and the 1-5 rout in Ostrava in early December. The most recent encounter before that, a 7-0 Vítkovice victory, feels increasingly distant given the current trajectories of the two squads. Olomouc's ability to score in bursts — as they did in racing into a 3-0 lead in December — is a quality that Vítkovice have struggled to contain, and the visitors will arrive believing that another fast start can silence the home crowd and force the hosts to chase the game.

The chances and the expected shape

The chances give Vítkovice a 51 percent likelihood of victory, with Olomouc at 26 percent and a level score after regulation time at 22 percent. The most likely score after sixty minutes is 2-1 in favour of the hosts. Vítkovice's path to a result runs through a disciplined defensive performance, a power play that can capitalize on Olomouc's indiscipline and the kind of goaltending that has been missing during their recent slide. Olomouc, meanwhile, will look to their transition game and the finishing that produced five goals in December to exploit a Vítkovice defence that has conceded 14 goals across its last four defeats. Given the injury crisis in Ostrava and Olomouc's recent dominance in this fixture, a tight, low-scoring contest seems the natural expectation — but the visitors' ability to strike in bursts offers them a genuine route to an upset. Vítkovice's home advantage and the individual quality that remains in their lineup make them the more likely winners, but this is a team running on fumes, and Olomouc have already shown they know how to take advantage.

Preview prepared from the match data · 14 November