EBEL: The HCB Südtirol has to bow to Dornbin

Coach Mario Simioni had all players available on Sunday. The trainer ultimately trusted the team that had been able to defeat runner-up Red Bull Salzburg on Thursday evening.

The match started moderately, but extremely competitively. The first real excitement came in the 14th minute when Nesbitt tested Dornbirn goalie Lawson when he was outnumbered. The Foxes then stayed on the pressure and took the lead after 16.36:1 minutes. Mark Cullen scored to make it 0-XNUMX.

Dornbirn strikes back

After the break, Dornbirn came out of the locker room transformed. Hübl had to intervene immediately when Petrik shot. Afterwards, emotions boiled over for Oberdörfer and Petrik, who let their fists fly and then stewed in the cooler for five minutes. Bozen's best opportunity in the middle third came from Cullen on the Schäger, but Lawson was able to save the home team from conceding a second goal.

After that, Bozen had to play with one man less several times. At first the South Tyroleans were able to survive a power play unscathed, but when captain Egger was in the penalty box, it happened: Blatny scored and restored the stalemate.

Bolzano plays without discipline The Foxes played with fire - and burned themselves. Because Nesbitt committed a foul at the beginning of the final third, was banished to the cooler for two minutes and Hübl's bell rang again when the Bozen goalie Dornbirn player Bombach was given up.

In the 45th minute, Desbiens and Lee finally let their fists do the talking. The man from Dornbirn had to take a shower early and Lee had to go to the penalty box for five minutes.

The preliminary decision was made seven minutes before the end. Within a few moments McMonagle and Rodney had to go to the penalty box and Chris D'Alvise set the course for victory with the 3-1 double majority. The South Tyrolean guests fought doggedly and managed to score again with Schofield. But there was nothing more possible for Simioni's protégés.

Dornbirner EC - HCB South Tyrol 3:2 (0:1, 1:0, 2:1)

Dornbirner EC: Lawson (thief); Magnan-D'Aversa, Crawford-Sertich, Lembacher-Jeitziner; D'Alvise-Arniel-Grabher Meier, Petrik-Blatny-Di Benedetto, Mairitsch-Bombach-Desbiens, Häußle-Feichtner-Putnik. HCB South Tyrol: Hübl (Cortese); Egger-Rodney, Galvins-Oberdörfer, McMonagle-Lee, Crowley; Nesbitt-Cullen-Pance, De Simone-Schofield-Insam, Keller-Bernard-Zanette, Gander-Zisser-Sisca, Frank. Gates: 0:1 Mark Cullen (16.36), 1:1 Zdenek Blatny (36.48), 2:1 Andrew Bombach (41.19), 3:1 Chris D'Alvise (53.20), 3:2 Rick Schofield (55.12)

EBEL: The games from Sunday, November 16, 2014

Klagenfurter AC – Red Bull Salzburg 3:5 (0:0, 3:1, 0:4) 1:0 Patrick Harand (21.27), 2:0 Koch (26.33), 2:1 Thomas Raffl (33.21), 3:1 Patrick Harand (36.48), 3:2 Thomas Raffl (46.03), 3:3 Ben Walter ( 53.03), 3:4 Konstantin Komarek (56.13), 3:5 John Hughes (58.55)

Vienna Capitals - Olimpija Laibach 2:3 nP (0:0, 1:0, 1:2, 0:0, 0:1) 1:0 Michael Schiechl (35.47), 1:1 Hunter Bishop (48.06), 1:2 Kyle Medvec (50.10), 2:2 Jonathan Ferland (57.26), 2:3 Gregor Koblar (penalty decision)

Orli Znojmo – HC Innsbruck 2:1 nP (0:0, 0:1, 1:0, 0:0, 1:0) 0:1 Roland Kaspitz (25.14), 1:1 Roman Tomas (55.45), 2:1 Roman Tomas (penalty decision)

Sapa Fehervar – Graz 99ers 2:5 (0:1, 1:3, 1:1) 0:1 Luke Walker (6.25), 1:1 Attila Orban (23.13), 1:2 Tomas Petruska (27.42), 1:3 Kristof Reinthaler (28.35), 1:4 Clemens Unterweger (35.53), 2:4 Frank Banham (40.29), 2:5 Manuel Granahl (53.28)

Black Wings Linz – Villacher SV 7:2 (3:1, 2:0, 2:1) 1:0 Rob Hirsey (12.37), 2:0 Curtis Murphy (15.22), 3:0 Brad Moran (18.19), 3:1 Darren Haydar (19.57), 4:1 Rob Hisey (20.09), 5:1 Fabio Hofer (36.59), 6:1 Brian Lebler (41.48), 6:2 Darren Haydar (47.47), 7:2 Jason Ulmer (54.58)

The table:

1. Vienna Capitals 29 points/19 games 2. Red Bull Salzburg 27/18 3. Graz 99ers 26/18 4. Black Wings Linz 22/17 5. Orli Znojmo 22/18 6. SAPA Fehervar 20/18 7. HCB South Tyrol 17/18 8. Villacher SV 17/19 9. Innsbruck Sharks 16/19 10. Klagenfurt AC 14/17 11. Dornbirner EC 13/19 12. Olimpjia Laibach 9/18

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EBEL: The HCB Südtirol has to bow to Dornbin

The Foxes were unable to build on their good performance in the home game against Salzburg in the away game in Dornbirn on Sunday. The Talferstädter had to admit defeat 2:3 in the “Ländle”. The Bolzano team conceded all three goals when they were outnumbered.

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