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The difference in quality between these two teams is such that I'll easily play on Slovakia to win. They are hosting the tournament, and have rounded up the strongest possible lineup they can right now, with five Slovan players including Nagy, currently one of the best KHL attackers. The team also lists the Amur duo of Hascak and Miklil, and some more great Czech league players who are among the best there. They have an extremely experienced goalie, and their defense is led by Granak, Sersen and guys from Sparta Prague. The Germans are bringing five first-timers and a somewhat weaker team than the one that beat the Slovaks three months ago, this team containing only a few names from the one before. The arena at Banska Bystrica is sold out, the Slovaks are saying they don't want to disappoint their fans, and they have the ideal situation. The previous results and defeats, as well as duels, are irrelevant, as the players are often shuffled and rotated in national team matches. Today the Slovaks are bringing their best team, similar to what they'll bring to the WC, while the Germans are coming to try out some combinations. The Slovaks have quality, experience and fan support on their side, and I expect them to beat the young and weaker Germans, whose team is put together from DEL league players. A mixed up DEL team cannot handle the best players from the best European leagues.