He was easy and did not solve anything, because the reduction to 1: 3 in the completed match of the 45th round against Liberec did not change, but the 21-year-old striker was still very happy about it. “Hello, how are you?” He greeted the journalist with a wide smile. “I’m very happy. It’s my first goal in the extra league,” Bitten smirked, holding the puck firmly in his right hand. “The boys brought it to me, I’m really happy,” he added.
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A curious situation helped Bitten to the prime minister’s goal. The visiting goalkeeper Petr Kváča first hid the puck under the catcher, but then he stopped noticing him and angrily turned to Vítkovice defender Ruslan Pedan, who cut him into the catcher. Bitten took advantage of this and the puck slammed into the goal between Kvac’s legs.
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“It’s a very bizarre goal, but I always tell my brother that every goal is a goal. Too bad we lost. But we have to keep our heads up. We missed, we missed a little luck. We have to stay positive, “Bitten emphasized.
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The guests wanted to change the verdict on the ice with a coaching challenge. “I was a little nervous about it, we didn’t want to lose my first goal. I didn’t know why they were taking her at all, “Bitten revealed. Kváča’s goalkeeper admitted after the match that he stopped playing because he heard the referee’s whistle.
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“I didn’t hear anything, that’s why I played. I tried to find the puck and get it into the goal. It was a regular goal, “said the striker, who has scored 16 goals for Poruba this season in the Chance League.” It’s fine in Poruba, but I’m also happy to be able to help and improve here, “Bitten said, immediately revealing his tasks on ice. “I have to play physically, to collide. He scored a goal here and there, “he smiled.
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He scored a goal in the fourth match for Vítkovice. And he will soon share his joy with his family overseas. “My parents are watching me, they will call me later. They live in Quebec. They will jump for joy at home. Mom’s going crazy, “Bitten laughed, saying goodbye again in Czech.” Thank you, good evening. “
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