Wolves and Broncos lose the penalty lottery – Ritten celebrates a shaking victory

Ritten Sport was able to rely on Tudin and Eisath again in the home game against the Lombards, but David Urquhart had to go to the stands as a surplus transfer card player. Meanwhile, Fontanive and Latin were missing from the guests. In the first third, Ritten clearly set the tone: after just 2.16:2 minutes, Tudin put the “Buam” in the lead, then Nelson scored out of a commotion to make it 0-15. It wasn't until the 3th minute that Milan reacted and scored through Ranallo. After the first break, Ritten moved up a gear again. First, Rissmiller made it 1-6 when he was outnumbered, before Siddall, Ansoldi and Nelson extended the lead to 1-14 and at the same time secured the early preliminary decision. However, the Rittners caused tension again in the final half by allowing three Milan goals within 26 minutes (Migliore, Ranallo, Shell). The team from the high plateau seemed completely out of sorts. Only an empty-net goal from Daccordo 7 seconds before the end sealed the victory. Goi made the final score 5:XNUMX with three seconds left.

Valpellice takes two points from Bruneck

The league leaders started the game well against Valpellice, but in the end had to admit defeat 3-4 after a penalty shootout. David Ling made his comeback in the Leitner Solar Arena, but Tauber and the departed Söderström were missing. McDonough made his debut at Valpe, but Tomko and Nicolao had to pass. It was the returnee Ling who made a big impact in the first third and contributed significantly to his team's 2-0 half-time lead. He prepared Max Oberrauch's two goals. In the second third the air seemed to be out for the HCP. Valpe took advantage of this in the person of Garry Nunn, who equalized with a double strike to make it 2-2. Shortly before the second break, Ling and Oberrauch were there again. Ling provided the assist again and Oberrauch hit the mark again. However, the narrow lead didn't last until the end, because after 51.40 minutes, Schina scored to make it 3-3 and send both teams into extra time. The Richer team set the tone there, but failed to score. Nunn then made the decision in the penalty shootout.

Fatal penalty shootout for Vipiteno

Similar to HC Pustertal, Vipiteno also had to admit defeat in a penalty shootout in the away game against Cortina. The Broncos lost 4-5. The starting third clearly belonged to the Ampezzan team, who consequently took a 1-0 lead through Jakub Grof. This would strike again at the beginning of the middle section and, after Lee's equalizer, Cortina would take the lead again. Lively target shooting developed in the final third: First, Eastman turned the tables with a brace in favor of the Wipptalers, who had traveled to Belluno without striker Wieser, before Albers and Menardi brought about another turnaround. However, with the score 4:4, Caig ensured that both teams had to go into overtime and later a penalty shootout. There Gron made the home team cheer.

The results of the 30th matchday at a glance (Saturday, January 18, 2014)

Ritten Sport Renault Trucks – Milano Rossoblu 7:5 (2:1, 4:0, 1:4) 1:0 Dan Tudin (02.16), 2:0 Levi Nelson (08.21), 2:1 Marcello Ranallo (14.13), 3:1 Patrick Rissmiller (31.38), 4:1 Matt Siddall (32.54), 5:1 Luca Ansoldi (33.06), 6:1 Levi Nelson (38.48), 6:2 Tommaso Migliore (45.55), 6:3 Marcello Ranallo (47.23), 6:4 Brad Shell (54.00), 7:4 Lorenz Daccordo (59.34 empty net) , 7:5 Tommaso Goi (59.57) Fiat Professional Wolves – Valpellice Bodino Enginering 3:4 nP (2:0, 1:2, 0:1, 0:0, 0:1) 1:0 Max Oberrauch (03.01), 2:0 Max Oberrauch (12.08), 2:1 Gary Nunn (27.30), 2:2 Gary Nunn (28.42), 3:2 Max Oberrauch (37.32), 3:3 Andreas Schina (51.04), decisive penalty:Brian Ihanack (Valpellice Bodino Engineering)

Hafro Cortina – WSV Vipiteno Weihenstephan 5:4 nP (1:0, 0:1, 2:2, 0:0, 1:0) 1:0 Jakub Grof (03.29), 1:1 Derek Lee (21.58), 2:1 Jakub Grof (39.14), 2:2 Derek Eastman (41.01), 2:3 Derek Eastman (47.58), 3:3 Paul Albers (51.38), 4:3 Christian Menardi (55.36), 4:4 TJ Caig (57.25), decisive penalty: Stanislav Gron (Hafro Cortina)

Migross Asiago – Val di Fassa Volvo 6:1 (1:1, 1:0, 4:0) 0:1 Enrico Chelodi (17.05), 1:1 Marc Zanette (17.40), 2:1 Kevin Devergilio (26.38), 3.1 Marc Zanette (35.58), 4:1 Paul Zanette (43.36), 5:1 Sean Bentivoglio (45.06 ), 6:1 Paul Zanette (51.10)

The Elite.A table:

1. Fiat Professional Wolves 59 points 2. Ritten Sport Renault Trucks 59 (-1 game) 3. Migross Asiago 57 (-3 games) 4. Valpellice Bodino Engineering 53 5. Hafro Cortina 46 (-1 game) 6. Milano Rossoblu 32 (- 1 game) 7. WSV Vipiteno Weihenstephan 31 8. Val di Fassa Volvo 14

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Wolves and Broncos lose the penalty lottery – Ritten celebrates a shaking victory

On the 30th matchday of Serie A, Pustertal and Vipiteno had to be content with one point against Valpellice and Cortina respectively. Ritten defeated Milan 7:5 despite a hair-raising defensive performance. Asiago had no trouble beating Fassa 6-1.

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