Val Gardena is aiming for its first away win in Milan

Few would have expected HC Gherdeina to react so impressively after their disappointing performance in the first game. With an almost flawless performance, the Ladins equalized at 1-1 and thus proved that there is no need to be afraid of the star ensemble from Milan. Goalie Großgasteiger kept his box clean and drove the opposing strikers to despair. In return, Val Gardena struck twice while outnumbered within 71 seconds. Although Val Gardena also had to act in “penalty killing” several times with a total of 50 penalty minutes, the Lombards’ pressure phases were mostly resolved in the early stages. The decisive factor in this regard was certainly the tireless commitment and the irrepressible will to win that coach Erwin Kostner instilled in his protégés. The Val Gardena trainer offered a new, successful line constellation with Schaafsma-Stampfer-Spinell, Wallenberg-Kevin Senoner-Benjamin Kostner and Fabio Kostner-Gabriel Vinatzer-Demetz. Kostner will probably stick to this system in Milan, and he can also use another top performer in Derek Eastman. The defender has served his ban and will now make his debut in the current finals series.

Milan coach Da Rin is also expected to be able to make full use again. His main task will be to rebuild the players after Wednesday's 0-4 defeat and to appeal to their own strengths. Terrazzano will probably be preferred between the posts again, although he didn't look happy when he conceded the third goal at the Pranives Stadium. In terms of offensive movement, the Milanese want to build on their performance in the first game, when the Val Gardena defense was thrown into disarray several times. It is also important to find the wit and the necessary aggressiveness again. This is the only way the old master from the Lombardy metropolis can use the home advantage and move one step closer to the desired promotion to Serie A.

Serie A2 Škoda – Final, game 3 (best of seven) – Friday March 30th PalAgorà in Milan, 20.30 p.m (2) Hockey Milano Rossoblù - (4) HC Gherdeina Referees: Andrea Moschen and Giorgio Moschen Line judges: Mischiatti and Mori

Score in the series: 1:1

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Val Gardena is aiming for its first away win in Milan

HC Gherdeina equalized the final series against Milan with a truly brilliant performance in game two. Accordingly, there is great excitement before the third meeting on Friday at the Agorà Stadium...

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