Summit meeting between Valpe and Pustertal - home games for HCB and Ritten

Valpellice Bodino Engineering - Fiat Professional Wolves

The top game of the third round of the championship promises pure excitement, in which Valpellice and Pustertal are fighting for sole leadership of the table. Both teams share the place in the sun after two wins each. Valpellice can not only rely on their home advantage, but also on their in-form goalscorer, the former Bruneck player Rob Sirianni. The Wolves, on the other hand, will travel to Torre Pellice with full confidence after recently showing their limits in the South Tyrolean derby. Thomas Erlacher will still be missing from the HCP due to injury, but Canale will return to the team for the home team. The use of Nicolao is questionable, but Brian Ihnacak will make his debut in the Valpe jersey.

HC Bozen – Aquile FVG Pontebba

The reigning champions go into the home game against Pontebba as the clear favorite. After the opening win against Alleghe and the defeat after extra time in Milan, HC Bozen is looking for continuity, while Pontebba is still waiting for its first sense of success this season. The Friulians still have zero points in the table. HCB coach Brian McCutcheon can rely on defenders Andrea Gorza and Lorenzo Meneghini from farm team partner Pergine. Ryan Watson will be missing again at Pontebba, but former Val Gardena striker Federico Demetz is scheduled to make his debut.

Ritten Sport Renault Trucks – Val di Fassa Ferrarini After the bitter derby defeat in Bruneck, the “Rittner Buam” are desperate for redemption in the home game against Fassa. However, the test of strength with the third-placed team will likely prove to be very difficult, as Fassa has won both games of the season so far, proving the lie to many critics. On Thursday, however, the Ladins will probably have to give up one of their top performers alongside Thomas Dantone: Jakub Sindel had to leave the ice early after a hard check in the game against Asiago and is still struggling with the after-effects. Mattia Bernard is available again for this. Ritten coach Wilson has to do without a squad player in the suspended Mathias Fauster.

Migross Supermercati Asiago – Hafro Cortina The so far winless teams from Asiago and Cortina face each other in the Odegar Stadium. Both want to turn the difficult start of the season around by winning their first full points. After the defeats in the penalty shootout against Fassa and Alleghe, Cortina has at least two points on its side. In addition to the long-term injured Luca Zanatta, the Ampezzo team will also have to play defender Paul Albers on Thursday, who was suspended for one game by the sports court. At Asiago, however, Stefano Marchetti and Davide Nicoletti are still missing, while Andrea Strazzabosco is back in the team.

Milano Rossoblu – Alleghe Tegola Canadese Milan will play their second home game on Thursday evening. The opponents waiting for Ansoldi and Co. are the resurgent skid cracks from Alleghe, who have gained new self-confidence from their derby win against Cortina. Milan will once again rely on the vocal support of their fans to remain unbeaten at the Agorà Stadium. The Lombards can take full advantage against Alleghe. The situation is completely different for the guests: In addition to defender Sean McMonagle, the offensive forces Vince Rocco and Alberto Fontanive also have to pass. The latter broke two ribs against Cortina and will be out for at least a month, while Rocco was handed a four-game ban. The Milan-Alleghe game will be broadcast live by the Raisport 1 television channel from 20.25:XNUMX p.m.

Serie A – Matchday 3 – Thursday, September 26th Odegar in Asiago, 20.30 p.m Migross Supermercati Asiago – Hafro Cortina Referee: Pianezze, De Toni, Soia

Ice wave in Bolzano, 20.30 p.m HC Bozen – Aquile FVG Pontebba Referee: Gasser, Basso, Facchin

Arena Ritten in Klobenstein, 20.30 p.m Rtten Sport Renault Trucks – Val di Fassa Ferrarini Referee: Loreggia, Mischiatti, Pardatscher

Valmora Arena Cotta Morandini in Torre Pellice, 20.30 p.m Valpellice Bodino Engineering – Fiat Professional Wolves Referee: Cassol, Biacoli, Zatta

Agorà in Milan, 20.30 p.m Milano Rossoblu – Alleghe Tegola Canadese Referees: Benvegnu, Chiodo, Terragni Live on Raisport 20.25 from 1:XNUMX p.m

The Serie A table after two games: 1. Valpellice Bodino Engineering 6 points 2. Fiat Professional Wolves 6 3. Val di Fassa Ferrarini 5 4. HC Bozen 4 5. Ritten Sport Renault Trucks 3 6. Alleghe Tegola Canadese 2 7. Hafro Cortina 2 8. Milano Rossoblu 2 9. Migross Supermercati Asiago 0 10. Aquile FVG Pontebba 0

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