The Wolves steamer is back on course

In the 3-0 win, the home team showed right from the start that the points should stay in Bruneck and laid the foundation for victory in the starting third.

At the start of the game, the Styrians barely saw any ground against strong Wolves; it was only thanks to goalie Christian Engstrand and Pusterer's once again poor use of opportunities that the black and yellow lead was not higher. As a result, the game became varied, Graz increasingly improved and also tried increasing physical play, which led to one or two skirmishes and some cracking checks.

The two goalkeepers Tomas Sholl and Christian Engstrand clearly left their mark on the game and showed why they are among the absolute greats in their field across the league. At the end of the day, Sholl's shutout was the personal crowning glory he deserved. The highlights of the game HCP wide awake After a quick scan, the Pusterers are fully there. At first Olivier Archambault forgives, but the 1-0 is made a little later when Dante Hannoun skillfully deflects a Nick Plastino blueliner (5th). Dan Catenacci, Filip Ahl and Marc-Olivier Roy cause further excitement. Goalie superstars The goalkeepers really show their skills in the middle section: Engstrand saves against the broken Roy (27th) and Ahl (34th), Tomas Sholl shows strong footwork after a failed break free against Andrew Yogan (40th). Dry spell ended With the advantage, Ahl managed to end his long goal ban with a tight finish after a fine no-look pass from Catenacci (35th) and was duly celebrated by the fans. Snotty In the 53rd minute, the HCP players initially came under a lot of pressure in their own power play, but were then able to counter in their own arena and after a fine Hannoun pass, Raphael Andergassen confidently pushed the puck through Engstrand's guard. With that, Mass is said. On Sunday, the Black and Yellows face Innsbruck at home (16 p.m.), who have the T Irolean derby against Bolzano lost. The Foxes will play in Szekesfehervar at 17.30:XNUMX p.m. HC Pustertal – Graz 99ers 3:0 HCP: Sholl (Smith); Ege-Willcox, Glira-Plastino, March-Spencer, Althuber; Roy-Catenacci-Archambault, Hannoun-Andergassen-Deluca, Ahl-Harju-Bardaro, Mantinger-Berger-Sanna, Spinel. Coach: Valtonen

G99: Engstrand (Wieser); Pfeffer-Salonen, Kernberger-Kirchschläger, Egger-Bouramman; Yogan-Olausson-Granholm, Antonitsch-Schiechl-Ograjensek, Oberkofler-Zusevics-Fladeby, Pesendorfer-Kainz-Woger. Coach: Pennerborn

Gates: 1:0 Hannoun (5.22), 2:0 Ahl (35.36), 3:0 Andergassen (53.10)

Viewers: 2227 The other games from Friday: Bolzano – Innsbruck 5:1 1:0 Halmo (4.29), 1:1 Mackin (25.40), 2:1 Mantuenuto (26.31), 3:1 Miceli (27.28), 4:1 Frigo (35.47), 5:1 Frattin (47.03) Audience: 4840

Linz – Asiago 5:3 1:0 Haga (8.24), 2:0 Romig (16.11), 2:1 Gazzola (23.59), 3:1 Knott (24.44), 3:2 Michele Marchetti (30.08), 3:3 McShane (43.17), 4 :3 Stuart (54.15), 5:3 Knott (59.03) Audience: 3377

Vienna - Klagenfurt 4:1 1:0 Bradley (14.50), 1:1 Ganahl (33.49), 2:1 Wall (43.27), 3:1 Zimmer (50.23), 4:1 Bradley (54.22) Audience: 7022

Fehervar – Salzburg 1-3 0:1 Mario Huber (18.29), 1:1 Bartalis (31.11), 1:2 Schneider (56.16), 1:3 Nissner (59.59) Audience: 2613

Ljubljana – Vorarlberg 0:4 0:1 van Nes (26.42), 0:2 van Nes (27.01), 0:3 Macierzynski (32.32), 0:4 Spannring (45.17) Audience: 850

The table:

ICE Regular Season ICE	SP	TV	P
1. Klagenfurt	47	183:101	102
2. Fehervar	46	146:126	89
3. Salzburg	46	142:107	87
4. HCB South Tyrol	46	137:125	76
5. Linz	46	146:116	75
6. Villach	46	155:136	74
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The Wolves steamer is back on course

In the 6-point game against the Graz 99ers, HC Pustertal showed that it had learned from the painful defeat in Feldkirch and deservedly prevailed against the Styrians for the third time with a solid team performance.

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