For the wolves there is only one motto: win!

Playoff, 4th semi-final game

Migross Supermercati Asiago - Fiat Professional Wolves

Chris DiDomenico, Layne Ulmer, Sean Bentivoglio – these three names are likely to spread fear and terror among Puster players and fans. It is they who clearly put their stamp on the semi-final series between the HCP and Asiago. In nine playoff games so far, the three have collected an incredible 69 points, with Ulmer alone netting 14 times. So far, coach Paul Adey has not yet found an antidote for his counterpart John Parco's parade block. This would be urgently needed in order not to say goodbye to the title race prematurely. The Wolves have their backs against the wall after three consecutive defeats on Saturday in Asiago. But it's not just the top form of Asiago's first line of attack, but also the fact that captain Dave Borelli has been an Italian citizen since Wednesday morning that is giving HCP officials a headache. Paul Zanette can now fill the foreign position that has become vacant, provided his minor injury has healed by Thursday evening, as expected. HC Pustertal, on the other hand, has to do without a surplus transfer card player. Pat Kavanagh didn't bring the desired momentum to the team in the last game and therefore has to fear for his place. Rok Pajic could step in for him again. Whoever plays in game four, only one motto counts for the Wolves: win! Otherwise, helpers and co. will have to go on vacation early. The match will be broadcast live on Rai Sport 1.

Hafro Cortina - HC Valpellice Bodino Engineering

“A big stone fell from our hearts on Tuesday. This extremely important victory will also inspire us in the next game. We won in the lion's den by three goals. I can assure you that our spectators will also support us loudly on Thursday,” said Cortina President Sandro Moser. Valpellice was already on the road to victory with two wins in the semi-final series, but lost its way again in the most recent meeting. Cortina showed a clear improvement in performance and gave a clear sign of life with their first victory. De Bettin and his teammates brought back memories of the quarter-final duel with Ritten, when they were also 0-2 behind, but were ultimately able to turn the tables. So Valpe should be forewarned. Before the game in the Olympic Stadium, the visiting coach was concerned with the question of who he would send to the stands as a surplus transfer card player. Jaroslav Spelda and Paul Baier are in the duel.

Serie A – 4th semi-final match – Thursday, March 14, 2013 (20.30:XNUMX p.m.)

Migross Supermercati Asiago - Fiat Professional Wolves (live Rai Sport 1) Standings in the best-of-7 series: 3:0 (5:2, 6:3, 6:2) Referee: Glauco Colcuc, Leandro Soraperra (Christian Gamper, Alexander Waldthaler)

Hafro Cortina - HC Valpellice Bodino Engineering Standings in the best-of-7 series: 1:2 (0:1, 2:3, 4:1) Referees: Daniel Gamper, Karel Metelka (Maurizio Lorengo, Claus Unterweger

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