According to a press release from the Czech Ice Hockey Association, Nedorost committed “verbal assault and inadmissible pressure on the referee” after the match. The match, which Pilsen won 2: 1 in overtime, was led by a pair of main referees René Hradil, Roman Svoboda.
The coach of the guests, Pavel Patera, was not satisfied with the performance of the referees, who eliminated seven players from Mladá Boleslav and two home players in the duel, but he did not evaluate them with regard to the rules of the competition. “But I don’t want to evaluate today’s match very much. You all know what can and can’t be after the match. I just want to wish you a Merry Christmas,” said Patera, whose guests received one of the two-minute penalties.
The underage has stopped his activities for 14 days with a conditional delay until 28 February. If he violates the condition, he would be prohibited from entering the substitute during matches to which the official reported as a club has access.
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