Third win in a week: HCP also beats the champions

The weakened home side (without key players Paul Postma and Nick Petersen) were taken by surprise time and time again by the Helminen cracks' courageous and straightforward style of play, which is why the Wolves' 3-1 win was okay.

The third Sunday in Advent offered not only a Finnish coaching duel, but also one between two top goalkeepers with Danish passports, who had each celebrated a shutout in the last game. Sebastian Dahm and Tomas Sholl played well again. At the same time, the duel was the only ICE Hockey League game that took place in Austria on Sunday; it was marked by numerous duels, which is understandable because both teams had seen their placement goal within reach before the game.

Reece Willcox is currently the personification of the black and yellow will to fight. Jasseikon, the best man on the ice, shines again with his game intelligence, commitment and tactical skills. His dream goal was the bonus. In general, all the wolves seemed snappy and present, which was also underlined by the many face-off wins. The duel offered duels en masse. © EC KAC/Kuess

After an outstanding week with three wins, the Wolves can now take a break until next Friday and host on December 17.12th. at home the strong Hungarians from Fehervar. The game in question heralds the intense and trend-setting time around the turn of the year. The highlights Fluid starting third The game starts intensely, a Bischofberger shot from the pole (7th) and a strong save by Sebastian Dahm against Johan Harju (19th) are the biggest excitement. Pusterer penalties The Red Jackets use their third power play in the second period: Thomas Koch scores after a nice hook. Carinthian deep sleep The allocation in the KAC offensive is not right, Ivan Deluca makes meters and nets ice cold. A little later, Jasse icons hits the goal (33'). Nervous thriller In the final third only Klagenfurt played and a few times Sholl was on fire. Shane Hanna puts the lid on the game with a shot into the empty goal. EC-KAC - HC Pustertal Wolves 1:3 KAC : Dahm (Holzer); Strong-Schumnig, Tavzelj-Vallant, Würschl-Unterweger, Steffler-Witting; Fraser-Koch-Kraus, Ganahl-Hundredpfund-Bischofberger, Haudum-Ticar-Manuel Geier, Stefan Geier-Obersteiner-Hochegger. Coach: Matikainen

HCP: Sholl (Stoll); Hanna-Willcox, Caruso-Kristensen, Glira-Althuber, Andergassen-Hofer; Carey-Harju-Bardaro, Mantinger-Ikonen-Budish, Stukel-Gerlach-Hannoun, Ivan Deluca-Berger-Stephan Deluca. Coach: Helminen

Gates: 1:0 Koch (28.22), 1:1 Ivan Deluca (31.13), 1:2 Ikonen (33.22), 1:3 Hanna (59.34)

HC Bozen suffered a setback in the 18 p.m. game against Salzburg. ICE Hockey League: HCB Südtirol Alperia - EC Red Bull Salzburg 1:3 Goals: 0:1 Huber (2.26), 0:2 Leonhardt (28.27), 1:2 Ciampini (37.00), 1:3 Raffl (51.23) Viewers: 2545

Hydro Fehervar AV 19 - HK SZ Olimpija 4:2 Goals: 0:1 Leclerc (14.41), 1:1 Petan (15.03), 2:1 Retfalvi (22.04), 3:1 Horvath (36.55), 3:2 Koblar (41.33), 4:2 Kuralt (44.43) Spectators: 1467

Tesla Orli Znojmo - Steinbach Black Wings Linz 4:1 Goals: 1:0 Matus (1.40), 1:1 Lebler (17.10), 2:1 Ahl (37.27), 3:1 Tejnor (42.43), 4:1 Audience: 1000

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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Third win in a week: HCP also beats the champions

On ICE Sunday, the newly crowned winner of the Carinthian derby, EC KAC, and HC Pustertal, which is currently in strong form, crossed swords in Klagenfurt. The Puster victory is like an exclamation mark.

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