Jesenice stops Puster's successful run

Jesenice stops Puster's successful run

HC Pustertal recently celebrated six wins in a row. On Thursday evening this series broke against Jesenice.

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The Wolves traveled to Jesenice with a big chest after their 7-3 win against Steel Wings Linz. However, in the Slovenian steel city, the Wolves met an extremely strong opponent who won 4-2 in a high-class game and can definitely be seen as the secret favorites for the title this season.

The game started very well for the hosts, who took command in the majority thanks to a beautifully executed combination that was completed by Svetina. Less than a minute later, it struck again behind Colin Furlong: the lightning-fast Jezovsek outran the Puster defense and outwitted the Canadian goalkeeper to make it 2-0. It didn't take long for the Basile troops to respond. Just a minute and a half later, Massimo Carozza defeated Jesenice goalie Us with the classic pawn trick, who cut an unfortunate figure. Double Jezovsek towers over After the break, Jesenice was immediately given the chance to clear things up in the power play, which she did in an impressive way. The moment Stephen Lee returned to the ice from the penalty box, Jezovsek fired the puck into the net with a powerful wrist shot to make it 3-1.

This result remained the same - although the HCP shifted up a gear in the final period - until Luciano Basile took Furlong off the ice for an additional player two minutes before the end and Brett Perlini stood in the right place after a hustle and bustle. However, the belief that they would still be able to steal points from Jesenice disappeared a few moments later when Tomazevic scored into the deserted Puster goal.

The Wipptal Broncos won an important three points. © Oskar Brunner

Meanwhile, the Wipptal Broncos confidently scored three points against bottom team Linz after initial difficulties: Trevor Gooch and Tommy Kruselburger put the wild horses on the road to victory in the first third, before Arcuri and Kail equalized for the guests in the middle of the second period. Around three turns of the pointer after the interim equalizer, Dante Hannoun put the Broncos bench in a mood of celebration again in the 33rd minute – 3:2.

This hit pulled the plug on Linz. A Vipiteno showdown followed, in which Michael Messner, Ryan Valentini and twice Markus Gander entered the scorers' list and secured the safe final score of 7:2. Boom tremble to victory The Rittner Buam achieved a no less important success at home against EC Kitzbühel. Thanks to Manuel Öhler, Markus Spinell and Julian Kostner, Santeri Heiskanen's team took the lead three times in the first third. Led by double goalscorer Linus Wernerson, the Eagles always found the right answer. However, when Andreas Lutz scored his eighth goal of the season in the 57th minute, the Austrian defense was broken. The Buam prevailed 5:3 (Öhler made everything clear a minute before the end) and, thanks to the victory, moved ahead of Kitzbühel by nine points. Fury in crisis Early in the evening, HC Gherdëina left the ice as losers for the third time. The Ladin team held up well in Salzburg, but were denied a points win at 2:5.

After the hosts' early lead, Samuel Moroder turned the game around with a counterattack and Ondrej Nedved with a well-placed shot. Before the break, Dube equalized to make it 2-2. After the HCG missed two power plays and numerous big chances in the middle third, double goalscorer Dube and Leonhardt put the hosts in the lead again. When Alberg made Tim Linder look old in the final third and scored to make it 5-2, the fair was read and the Val Gardena crisis (5 defeats from the last 6 games) was a fact. AlpsHL: The results from Thursday evening HDD Jesenice – HC Pustertal 4:2 Goals: 1:0 Svetina (11.49), 2:0 Jezovsek (12.33), 2:1 Carozza (13.57), 3:1 Jezovsek (21.10), 3:2 Perlini (58.20), 4:2 Tomazevic (59.11)

Red Bull Juniors – HC Gherdëina 5:2 Goals: 1:0 Rattensberger (6.40), 1:1 Moroder (9.37), 1:2 Nedved (16.14), 2:2 Dube (17.01), 3:2 Dube (30.12), 4:2 Leonhardt (32.51), 5:2 Alberg (50.09) Rittner Buam – EC Kitzbühel 5-3 Goals: 1:0 Manuel Öhler (7.17), 1:1 Linus Wernersson (8.25), 2:1 Spinell (15.52), 2:2 Bolterle (16.55), 3:2 Julian Kostner (19.09), 3:3 Linus Wernerson (24.45), 4:3 Lutz (56.29), 5:3 Öhler (59.09) Wipptal Broncos – Steel Wings Linz 7:2 Goals: 1:0 Gooch (12.51), 2:0 Kruselburger (20.35), 2:1 Arcuri (21.42), 2:2 Kail (29.07), 3:2 Hannoun (31.58), 4:2 Messner (41.33), 5:2 Valentini (53.41), 6:2 Gander (54.10), 7:2 Gander (57.16) EC Bregenzerwald – VEU Feldkirch 3:2 nV Goals: 0:1 Stukel (9.43), 0:2 Mairitsch (19.47), 1:2 Maxa (44.14), 2:2 Pöschmann (55.12), 3:2 Kandemir (61.32) SG Cortina – EC KAC II 7:5 Goals: 1:0 Zanatta (3.13:2), 0:9.09 Giftopoulos (3:0), 11.35:4 Moser (0:16.53), 5:0 Chad Pietroniro (21.28:5), 1:23.02 Giftopoulos (5:2), 24.11:5 Kraus (3:25.39) , 6:3 Pirmann (51.00), 6:4 Hammerle (54.50), 6:5 Cazzola (56.52), 7:5 Witting (59.49), XNUMX:XNUMX Kapel (XNUMX), XNUMX:XNUMX Phil Pietroniro (XNUMX)

The table: SP G U V TV P 1. HC Pustertal 17 12 0 4 75:54 44 2. Olimpija Ljubljana 14 11 1 3 107:36 42 3. Salzburg II 14 9 0 3 76:42 33 4. Feldkirch 14 7 0 6 66:60 32 5. Lustenau 15 9 0 5 69:47 32 6. HC Asiago 15 9 1 4 64:46 31 7. SG Cortina 15 7 1 5 77:69 31 8. Bregenzerwald 15 10 0 4 69:70 30 9. Jesenice 10 7 1 2 57:36 29 10. Rittner Buam 16 8 0 7 63:84 25 11. HC Fassa 12 4 0 7 50:56 20 12. HC Gherdëina 16 3 0 11 66:87 20 13. Wipptal Broncos 17 5 0 12 66:87 20 14. Kitzbuhel 16 2 0 12 55:80 16 15. Klagenfurt II 11 2 0 8 51:71 10 16. Linz II 13 0 0 12 22:108 2

1. HC Gherdëina

2. HC Meran

3. Jesenice

4. HK Celje