Elite.A: The Wolves have to bow to Milan after a penalty shootout

The Puster team had to select seven players on Thursday evening. In addition to Mcleod, Tauber and Oberrauch, Crepaz, Purdeller, Althuber and Glira were also missing. Meanwhile, the young Philipp Bachlechner made his season debut in the Wolves' uniform.

The home team immediately gained steam in the first third and put Milan under pressure from the start, but were only able to create a few clear opportunities. McCauley missed the best chance for the yellow-blacks. As the game progressed, the Lombards got better into the game, but with 47 seconds left the Wolves celebrated. Christian Söderström beat Paul Dainton to make it 1-0.

In the middle third, Patrick Bona increased the score to 2-0 after less than five minutes. But Milan struck back. First Estoclet scored the goal, Lutz equalized in the 35th minute and Fontanive even put the guests in the lead after 39.03 minutes. But the joy didn't last long, as Giulio Scandella equalized just 26 seconds later in this entertaining game.

The Wolves had to chase a deficit for a long time in the final third, as Estoclet made it 48-4 in the 3th minute. 31 seconds before the end of regular time, Armin Helfer turned the Leitner Solar Arena into a madhouse with the equalizer. It went into overtime, which ended goalless. In the penalty shootout, Nicola Fontanive made the decision in Milan's favor.

Wolves moved forward against Asiago Because Asiago will be in action in the Continental Cup (Super Final) in January, the game between these two teams has been brought forward to December 21st.

Elite.A, Matchday 18 (Thursday, December 5, 2013) WSV Sterzing – Ritten Sport Renault Trucks 1:4 (already played on Tuesday)

Wolves Fiat Professional – Milano Rossoblu 4:5 nP (1:0, 2:3, 1:1, 0:0, 0:1) 1:0 Christian Söderström (19.13), 2:0 Patrick Bona (24.56), 2:1 Adam Estoclet (28.33), 2:2 Andreas Lutz (35.00), 2:3 Nicola Fontanive (39.03), 3:3 Giulio Scandella (39.29), 3:4 Adam Estoclet (47.18), 4:4 Armin Helfer (59.29), 4:5 Nicola Fontanive (decisive penalty) Migross Asiago – Valpellice Bodino Engineering 3:6 (1:3, 0:1, 2:2) 0:1 Dean Strong (03.00), 0:2 Brian Ihnacak (06.51), 1:2 Dave Borrelli (14.56), 1:3 Brian Ihancak (19.39), 1:4 Marco Pozzi (35.47), 2:4 Chris DiDomenico (40.35), 2:5 Brian Ihnacak (53.46), 3:5 Chris DiDomenico (57.27), 3:6 Dean Strong (59.34)

Hafro Cortina – Val di Fassa 3:1 (2:1, 1:0, 0:0) 0:1 Michael Jeslinek (07.09), 1:1 Giorgio De Bettin (09.56), 2:1 Luca Felicetti (12.57), 3:1 Francesco Adami (23.29)

The table in the Elite.A 1. Migross Asiago 38 points 2. Ritten Sport Renault Trucks 38 3. Wolves Fiat Professional 35 4. Valpellice Bodino Engineering 33 5. Hafro Cortina 30 6. WSV Vipiteno Weihenstephan 20 7. Milano Rossoblu 16 8. Val di Fassa 6

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Elite.A: The Wolves have to bow to Milan after a penalty shootout

On the 18th matchday of the highest Italian championship (Elite.A), Milan celebrated a narrow 5:4 away win after a penalty shootout in the Pustertal. Valpellice prevailed in Asiago and Cortina won the derby against Fassa.

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