HCB Südtirol has to bow to the Vienna Capitals

The Foxes wanted to continue their two-game winning streak against the Vienna Capitals on Sunday in the ice wave. The Talferstädter had to do without Miglioranzi and Sharp. The Viennese traveled to Bolzano without Benoit Gratton, who was banned by the sports judge.

The hosts started very powerfully and repeatedly appeared dangerous in front of ex-Bolzano player Matt Zaba, the Vienna Capitals had difficulty standing up to the Talferstadt team. After four and a half minutes, the Italian record champions were rewarded when Beaudon took advantage of the strong preparatory work from Whitfield and Pance to take a 1-0 lead. Just 43 seconds later, Strömberg even made it 2-0 and turned the ice wave into a madhouse.

Vienna's coach Samuelsson now took a time out and this, coupled with the two goals conceded, had an effect. Because the Viennese were now stronger. First, Sylvester had a good opportunity on the bat, but Hübl ruined it. After 11.06:66 minutes, the Bolzano goalie had to admit defeat. Rotter fed Olsson, who scored the goal. The Vienna Capitals also had a double blow, as Lakos even equalized just XNUMX seconds after Olsson's goal. Bolzano was now battered, but fought doggedly. Even when they were twice outnumbered (Zisser and Schofield were in the cooler), the Foxes survived unscathed.

The Vienna Capitals take the game, Bolzano fights The game remained entertaining in the second third. Now it was the guests who made the game. Bozen moved very cleverly in the neutral zone and tried to destroy the Viennese game. The first good opportunity went to Whitfield, who was unable to capitalize on a great pass from Pance. On the other side, Veideman missed a top-class player. In the 37th minute, Bozen could have made it 3-2, but in return Rotter gave the Capitals the lead for the first time that evening (36.50).

After another break, Zaba remained the winner against Strömberg in the 41st minute. Three minutes later, Keller tried a powerful shot from distance, but the puck went just over Hübl's box. In the 47th minute, the Bolzano goalie was able to safely defuse a central shot from Ferland from the blue line before Klimbacher tried 120 seconds later without success. Gander could have equalized after that, but he took too long after a rebound. In return, Keeler slammed the puck onto the crossbar before Zaba passed it to Esposito.

Five minutes before the end the preliminary decision came. After a foul by Nicoletti on Sylvester, the referee team decided on a penalty, which the fouled man safely placed in Hübl's box.

Two minutes before the end, the home team took another time out, discussed the attack tactics for the final phase and now put everything on one card: a sixth attacker came onto the ice for Hübl. Insam tried again from the blue line, but Zaba was on target. It remained a 4-2 away win for the Vienna Capitals.

HCB Südtirol – Vienna Capitals 2:4 (2:2, 0:1, 0:1)

HCB South Tyrol: Hübl (Bright); Egger-Nicoletti, Piche-Tomassoni, Oberdörfer-Charlebois; Beaudoin-Whitfield-Pance, J. Esposito-Strömberg-Santorelli, Pajic-Esposito-Gander, Insam-Bernard-Zisser, Wunderer, Schofield. Coach: Tom Pokel

Vienna Capitals: Zaba (Bum); Fletcher-Veideman, Fraser-Schlacher, Klimbacher-Lakos; Ferland-Ouellette-Seidl, Keller-Schiechl-Sylvester, Fortier-Olsson-Rotter, Puschnik, Fischer, Hartl Coach: Tommy Samuelsson

Gates: 1:0 Mathieu Beaudoin (4.32), 2:0 Kim Strömberg (5.15), 2:1 Marcus Olsson (11.06), 2:2 Andrè Lakos (12.12), 2:3 Rafael Rotter (36.50), 2:4 Dustin Sylvester (54.25/Penalty)

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Erste Bank Ice Hockey League, the results from Sunday, December 15, 2013

EC Villacher SV - Moser Medical Graz 99ers 3:4 nP (1:1, 1:1, 1:1, 0:0, 0:1) 1:0 Derek Ryan (08.11), 1:1 Roland Kaspitz (13.14), 2:1 Marco Pewal (25.27), 2:2 Greg Day (39.31), 2:3 Stefan Lassen (48.41), 3:3 John Hughes (52.43), 3:4 Olivier Latendresse (decisive penalty) Red Bull Salzburg – HC Orli Znojmo 4:6 (1:2, 1:2, 2:2) 1:0 Evan Brophey (01.28), 1:1 David Bartos (07.07), 1:2 Michael Kolarz (16.43), 1:3 David Bartos (24.53), 2:3 Manuel Latusa (25.57), 2:4 Zdenek Blatny (38.01), 3:4 Fabio Hofer (40.33), 4:4 Michael Boivin (42.22), 4:5 Matrin Podesva (43.54), 4:6 Adam Havlik (50.45)

HDD Telemach Olimpija Laibach – EHC Liwest Linz 1:5 (0:1, 0:3,1, 1:XNUMX) 0:1 Gregor Baumgartner (11.26), 0:2 Curtis Murphy (21.50), 0:3 Daniel Oberkofler (24.49), 0:4 Andrew Kozek (39.23), 0:5 Andrew Leahy (43.59), 1:5 Miha Verlic (52.41)

SAPA Fehervar – EC Klagenfurt AC 2:3 nV (1:0, 1:2, 0:0, 0:1) 1:0 Balint Magosi (15.23), 2:0 Arpad Mihaly (22.55), 2:1 Markus Pirmann (25.59), 2:2 Thomas Koch (30.07), 2:3 John Lammers (63.14)

The table:

1. Red Bull Salzburg 46 points 2. UPC Vienna Capitals 46 3. EC Villacher SV 44 4. EHC Liwest Linz 43 (-1 game) 5. HCB Südtirol 42 (-1 game) 6. HC Orli Znojmo 42 (-1 game) 7. Moser Medical Graz 99ers 37 8. EC Klagenfurt AC 32 9. SAPA Fehervar 31 (-1 game) 10. Dornbirn Ice Hockey Club 29 11. HC TWK Innsbruck 18 (+1 game) 12. HDD Telemach Olimpija Laibach 14 (-1 game)

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