The Foxes have two home games in a row

On Friday the Foxes will meet Medvescak Zagreb for the first time since taking part in the EBEL. In 2013, the Croatians made room for the White-Reds in the EBEL. In the meantime, Zagreb took part in the KHL, and this year Zagreb returned to the EBEL. In the four EBEL years up to 2013, Zagreb always reached the playoffs and the semi-finals twice. This year the Croatians are in fifth place in the table with 10 points after 15 matchdays. The people of Bolzano are tenth, with four points less. The top scorer in the “Bears” ranks is Tomas Netik with 13 points. The top EBEL top scorers are led by three Bolzano cracks: Austin Smith (17 points), Alex Petan and Mike Halmo (14 points each).

Zagreb won the first game 46 years ago The first match between Bolzano and Zagreb took place in 1971, both teams took part in the 50th anniversary tournament of Brau AG in Vienna, where the Croatians came out on top in the final with a score of 7-2. From 1974 to 1976, Zagreb played three friendly preparatory games in Bolzano, each time the White Reds emerged victorious. The only official match took place in the first round of the European Cup in October 1990, the game ended in a 4-4 draw.

Revenge against Villach on Sunday On Sunday the Foxes will play again at home in the Eiswelle, this time against Villach. For all children and young people up to 16 years of age (from 12 years of age with ID) accompanied by an adult, the entry fee is €1 (ATTENTION: each parent who buys a ticket is entitled to a €1 ticket for the child). After the game ends, the players will go ice skating together (entry is in groups, children have priority). The game between HCB and VSV is the first “return match” of the season for the Foxes, as both teams met exactly a week ago in the Villach town hall. Villach won in a penalty shootout. Coach Pat Curcio's cracks are burning for revenge and want to give the audience a feeling of success.

Anton Bernard is training again Only Anton Bernard will be missing from Bolzano, but he has already started separate training and is expected to return to the team in two weeks. “We go into every match as if it were a playoff game,” argues Alex Petan, who is “on fire” at the moment thanks to his 6 goals from the last 4 games, “we have to be prepared in this delicate phase and be focused. The match in Salzburg was extremely important from a psychological point of view, the team worked brilliantly.”

The Foxes home games: Friday HCB Südtirol Alperia – KHL Medvescak Zagreb (19.45 p.m.) Sunday HCB Südtirol Alperia – EC Villach SV (16 p.m.) The other pairings: Thursday EC Villach SV - HC Orli Znojmo (19.15 p.m.) Friday Dornbirn Bulldogs – EC-KAC (19.15:XNUMX p.m.) EHC Liwest Black Wings Linz – EC Red Bull Salzburg (19.15) Moser Medical Graz99ers – Fehervar AV 19 (19.15:XNUMX p.m.) Saturday Vienna Capitals – HC TKW Innsbruck 'Die Haie' (19.15 p.m.) Sunday Dornbirn Bulldogs – EC Red Bull Salzburg (17.30:XNUMX p.m.) EHC Liwest Black Wings Linz – HC Orli Znojmo (17.30 p.m.) Moser Medical Graz99ers - KHL Medvescak Zagreb (17.30 p.m.) EC-KAC – Vienna Capitals (17.45 p.m.) Fehervar AV 19 - HC TKW Innsbruck 'Die Haie' (17.45 p.m.)

The table:

1. Vienna Capitals 27 points 2. HC Orli Znojmo 18 3. EHC Liwest Black Wings Linz 18 4. HC TWK Innsbruck 'Die Haie' 17 5. KHL Medvescak Zagreb 15 6.EC KAC 15 7. EC VSV 14 (+ 1 game) 8. Moser Medical Graz99ers 14 9. EC REd Bull Salzburg 12 10. HCB South Tyrol Alperia 11 11. Fehervar AV 11 12. Dornbirn Bulldogs 8

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The Foxes have two home games in a row

HCB Südtirol Alperia is preparing for a weekend in the ice wave to capture six important points. The victorious match in Salzburg last Sunday should have heralded a turnaround for the Foxes after a poor start to the season.

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