The Foxes suffered a bitter defeat at home against the KAC

HCB Südtirol actually started the game furiously and was already 4-2 up in the 0th minute. Mike Angelidis opened the scoring after 1.32:2 minutes on a pass from Bolzano assist specialist Austin Smith, and just two minutes later Travis Oleksuk made it 0-XNUMX after a rebound.

Coach Pat Curcio's team initially continued to play with pressure, but without scoring. The guests were able to celebrate in the 11th minute when Neal scored the goal after a pass from Ganahl, who was left criminally alone. By the way, Manuel Ganahl is a Bozen specialist, having scored six times in the last four games against HCB.

A little later, Chris DeSousa missed a huge chance to make it 3-1, which immediately took revenge as KAC captain Geier scored in the 15th minute to equalize the score at 2-2. Things were to get even worse for the hosts before the first break, because when Mike Halmo was in the penalty box for 1+2 minutes, Schumnig gave the guests the lead for the first time in the 2th minute.

With 2:3 into the third break

After the early 2-0 lead, the people of Bolzano went into the locker room trailing. And then there was another goalie in the HCB box: Marcel Melichercik had to make room for Jacob Smith.

In the early stages of the second third, an HCB player came into the spotlight who had so far missed out on a lot of things: Domenic Monardo turned the match around again with a double strike and gave his team a 4-3 lead. For the right wing from Bolzano it was only goals number 15 and 4 in the 5th EBEL match.

Both goalkeepers replaced early

Now KAC goalie Madlener also had to leave the field. The ex-Bolzano native Tomas Duba took over his position. He started his game with a huge amount of luck, as Angelidis narrowly missed the rebound after a cracker from Clark.

And as in the first third, a missed HCB chance was followed by a Klagenfurt goal: KAC defender Hundertpfund made it 1-4 with a hammer from the blue line - and it stayed that way until the second third siren.

Early goal in the 3rd period broke the neck

The third third was only 28 seconds old when KAC Center Talbot put the guests back in the lead on a pass from Hundredpound.

And this quick goal took the wind out of the HCB's sails. In the following minutes there were almost only KAC chances. And so it remained 4:5, even after HCB goalie Smith made room for an additional attacker a minute and a half before the end. The bitter defeat was sealed and HCB Südtirol Alperia remains in the bottom of the table.

The next opponent in the ice wave is EHC Linz on Tuesday evening.

HCB Südtirol Alperia – KAC 4:5 (2:3, 2:1, 0:1)

Goals: 1:0 Angelidis (1.32), 2:0 Oleksuk (3.26), 2:1 Neal (10.49), 2:2 Geier (14.45), 2:3 Schumnig (18.18); 3:3 Monardo (23.55), 4:3 Monardo (27.14), 4:4 Hundred Pounds (34.30); 4:5 Talbot (40.28). Audience: 2.840

The other results from Friday:

Zagreb – Innsbruck 3:1 (2:0, 1:0, 0:1) Goals: 1:0 Mahbod (7.02), 2:0 Olden (9.19); 3-0 Koskiranta (23.18); 3:1 Clark (47.01). Audience: 6.012

Dornbirn – Fehervar 2:3 nP (1:1, 0:1, 1:0, 0:0) Goals: 0:1 Hari (4.29), 1:1 Arniel (15.55); 1:2 Hari (33.37); 2:2 Arniel (45.50); 2:3 Latendresse (65.00) Audience: 2.410

The table: 1. Vienna Capitals 37 points/14 games 2. EHC Liwest Black Wings Linz 30/15 3. HC TWK Innsbruck 'Die Haie' 25/16 4. EC Klagenfurter AC 24/15 5. HC Orli Znojmo 23/15 6. KHL Medvescak Zagreb 21/14 7. EC Red Bull Salzburg 21/15 8. EC Villacher SV 20/15 9. Moser Medical Graz99ers 20/15 10. Dornbirn Bulldogs 18/15 11. HCB Südtirol Alperia 16/15 12. Fehervar AV 15/16

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