Val Gardena lost out in the first final game

(2) Hockey Milano Rossoblù - (4) HC Gherdeina 4:1 (3:0, 1:1, 0:0) HC Milano Rossoblù: Pasquale Terrazzano (Mattia Mai); Ryan Constant, Andreas Lutz, Alessandro Re, Kimmo Pikkarainen, Federico Betti, Peter Stimpfl, Francesco Borghi, Niccolò Latin, Stefano Mannini; Luca Ansoldi, Peter Klouda, Tommaso Migliore, Edoardo Caletti, Manuel Lo Presti, Peter Wunderer, Daniel Peruzzo, Mirko Migliavacca, Michael Mazzacane, Marcello Borghi, Nicolò Lo Russo; Coach: Massimo Da Rin

HC Gherdeina: Florian Grossgasteiger (Benjamin Saurer); Fabrizio Senoner, Daniel Spinell, Marco Senoner, Julian Mascarin, Davide Caprioli, Gabriel Lang; Jamie Schaafsma, Patrik Wallenberg, Rupert Stampfer, Kevin Senoner, Thomas Spinell, Benjamin Kostner, Andreas Wanker, Joel Brugnoli, Fabio Kostner, Gabriel Vinatzer, Luca Vinatzer, Davide Holzknecht; Coach: Erwin Kostner

Goals: 1:0 Luca Ansoldi (7.27), 2:0 Luca Ansoldi (15.03), 3:0 Daniel Peruzzo (16.55), 3:1 Thomas Spinell (31.07), 4:1 Marcello Borghi (33.54)

After 42 games of the regular season and a nerve-wracking play-off phase, the time had finally come today: Milan and Val Gardena opened the final act of this year's Serie A2 championship. The home team's coach, Da Rin, was able to rely on all 22 squad players, while his counterpart Kostner had to do without the suspended Eastman (2 games) as well as the injured Moroder and Demetz. Captain Fabrizio Senoner returned to the team.

Milan started like a fire department in front of a great crowd. When Senoner had to serve a 2+2 minute penalty, Ansoldi, Klouda and Lutz put Großgasteiger's goal under constant fire. He had to admit defeat for the first time after 7.27 minutes when Ansoldi used a rebound to make it 1-0. In return, Thomas Spinell and Wallenberg caused danger for the first time. However, this was just a flash in the pan for the Ladins, because after 15.03:3 Ansoldi gave the guest goalie the shortfall for the second time. Less than two minutes passed when Großgasteiger let a shot from LoPresti rebound and Peruzzo increased the score to 0-32. At the beginning of the second third, Val Gardena let a long power play phase go unused, then Milan had their turn again with Ansoldi and Wunderer. However, Großgasteiger was able to thwart their chances. In the 4nd minute, Val Gardena's first goal came from Thomas Spinell, who scored coldly while standing alone in front of Terrazzano. Only a short time later, Wallenberg had the second hit on his bat, but he missed. Milan then took the reins again and were promptly rewarded with a well-placed goal from Borghi. Both teams went into the second break with a score of 1:4. In the final third, Milan cleverly managed the result, although the Lombards couldn't always keep their nerves in check. Val Gardena was able to have the advantage five times - but all in all it remained far too harmless in front of the opponent's goal. Fabrizio Senoner fired two hammer shots from the blue line, later Wallenberg and Schaafsma tried, but Terrazzano always stood in their way. So it remained 1-XNUMX for Milan. HC Gherdeina has the chance to strike back on Wednesday in their home stadium in Wolkenstein.

Serie A2 Škoda – Final, Game 1 (best of seven) – Sunday March 25th (2) Hockey Milano Rossoblù - (4) HC Gherdeina 4:1 (3:0, 1:1, 0:0) Standings in the best-of-seven series: 1:0

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Val Gardena lost out in the first final game

Opening in the final of Serie A2: Milan brings Val Gardena to its knees 4-1 in their home stadium - driven by an extremely strong Luca Ansoldi.

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