The Wolves have four match pucks - Ritten makes it 2-1 in the series

Ritten Sport Renault Trucks – Asiago Migross In Klobenstein, interest in the third game of the semi-final series between Ritten and Asiago was limited because large parts of the stands remained empty on Tuesday evening. Coach Wilson gave defender Urquhart a break, but Levi Nelson returned to the first line in attack. At Asiago, Tura continued to replace the injured Marozzi between the posts, and the injured Kevin De Vergilio was also missing.

The match started slowly, with both teams studying each other in the early stages. Then, in the seventh minute of the game, the guests took the lead with the Ulmer-Bentivoglio-Tessari parade block. Tudin lost the puck in the build-up game, Tessari started the counterattack, served Ulmer, who gave goalie Mason the disadvantage. At first there was little convergence at Ritten, only the third line whirled across the ice. And the “Buam” “checking line” also ensured the equalizer when Scelfo caught Tura cold between the leg pads from an actually impossible position (13.06). However, the home team's joy only lasted two minutes when Bentivoglio outnumbered his teammate Borrelli and he lost out to Chris Mason for the second time that evening (15.06). Wilson's team then had a great chance to equalize in the power play with Siddall, but the attacker missed the target.

After the break, Ritten's number "39" did much better, because after just 32 seconds he neutralized Asiago's opening goal and made it 2-2. After a Ramsey hammer from the blue line, Siddall was there for the rebound. Things got even better for Ritten in the 36th minute of the game when Emanuel Scelfo made it 3-2 from the home side's perspective and gave Ritten their first lead of the evening with his second goal of the evening. Before this action, Johansson had the goal to make it 3-2, but missed the empty goal after a misunderstanding between Tura and Bentivoglio.

In the final third, Ritten was close to the preliminary decision with Nelson and Spinell, but the puck didn't want to go into the net. Borrelli could have equalized in the final phase, but Mason outgrew himself. Otherwise, the Rittner defense allowed little to nothing. Asiago took goalie Tura off the ice 57 seconds before the end, but nothing changed in the result. It remained a narrow 3-2 win for “Buam”. In the fourth duel on Thursday the cards will be reshuffled.

Wolves Fiat Professional – Cortina Hafro The Wolves were able to play fully in Brunico. For the Ampezzan team, Coach Beddoes gave his trust to goalie Anthony Borelli.

The match started with an ice-cold shower for the home team. In the second minute, Borgatello was in the cooler when Gron HCP goalie Aubin lost out. Cortina then continued to play with commitment, but had to concede the equalizer after a quarter of an hour. A Borgatello hammer hit the Ampezzo box after 14.35:XNUMX minutes.

The second third also began with an eye-opener for the yellow-blacks, as the tireless Giorgio De Bettin gave Cortina the lead for the second time that evening after just ten seconds. The wolves were probably still in the cabin with their thoughts. Cortina's narrow lead lasted until the 38th minute of the game - then the HCP turned everything around within 27 seconds. First Patrick Bona equalized (37.02), then David Ling even made it 3-2. Now the wolf world was in order again. The home team then pressed for their fourth goal, but the score remained 3-2 after 40 minutes.

But the 4:2 was only postponed until the third period - and not overturned. In the 49th minute of the game, David Ling was once again in the majority (Adami was sitting in the cooler), who topped off his fine performance with his second goal of the match. It was the preliminary decision. But the home team didn't have enough and even made it 5-2 with Lukas Crepaz just over five minutes before the end. That was the end of this entertaining game.

Thanks to the third win in the semi-final series, HC Pustertal is only one win away from the final. Oberrauch & Co. can secure their final ticket in Cortina on Thursday.

Elite.A, Semifinals Game 3 (Tuesday, April 1, 2014) Ritten Sport Renault Trucks – Migross Asiago 3:2 (1:2, 2:0, 0:0) 0-1 Layne Ulmer (6.49), 1-1 Emanuel Scelfo (13.06), 1-2 Dave Borrelli (15.06 PP), 2-2 Matt Sidall (20.32 PP), 3-2 Emanuel Scelfo (35.04) Standings in the series (best of seven): 2:1 (5:0, 3:4, 3:2)

Wolves Fiat Professional – Hafro SG Cortina 5:2 (1:1, 2:1, 2:0) 0:1 Stanislav Gron (2.03 PP), 1:1Christian Borgatello (14.35), 1:2 Giorgio De Bettin (20.10), 2:2 Patrick Bona (37.02), 3:2 David Ling (37.29), 4:2 David Ling (48.12 PP), 5:2 Lukas Crepaz (54.19) Standings in the series (best of seven): 3:0 (4:1, 6:0, 5:2)

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The Wolves have four match pucks - Ritten makes it 2-1 in the series

Third game, third win: Wolves Fiat Professional are only one win away from the final in the semi-final series against Cortina. Ritten Sport also celebrated a narrow 3-2 win on Tuesday evening, making it 2-1 in the series against Asiago.

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