Things are getting busy again in the AHL - VIDEO

The focus of South Tyrolean ice hockey fans is on the Pranives Stadium in Wolkenstein, where the 115th edition of the traditional duel between the HC Val Gardena and the HC Pustertal increases. The Wolves want to polish up their record in direct duels (47 wins, 12 draws and 55 defeats) and thus maintain contact with the top of the table, while the “Furie” are primarily concerned with finally finding the necessary consistency of results.

The upcoming home game is also eagerly awaited Broncos . Newcomer David Roupec is likely to make his debut in the showdown with table laggard Fassa, who has not won for eight rounds. He should stabilize the Vipiteno defense and at the same time provide pressure forward.

Meanwhile, two extremely unpleasant tasks await Rittner Buam and HC Neumarkt . Both teams have to play away: the league Croesus from the high plateau is playing at sixth-placed Cortina, while the wild geese are visiting five-time Italian champions Asiago.

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Wednesday's AHL games:

HC Gherdeina – HC Pustertal WSV Vipiteno – HC Fassa SG Cortina – Rittner Buam Asiago Hockey – HC Neumarkt Salzburg II – VEU Feldkirch HDD Jesenice – Klagenfurt II

The table:

1. Rittner Buam 36 points / 13 games 2. EHC Alge Elastic Lustenau 31 / 13 3. HDD SIJ Acroni Jesenice 30 / 12 4. FBI VEU Feldkirch 30 / 13 5. HC Pustertal Wolves 29 / 12 6. SG Cortina 21/12 7. HC Neumarkt Riwega 20/12 8. Red Bull Salzburg II 19/15 9. EK Zell Eisbären 18 / 13 10. EC The Adler Stadtwerke Kitzbühel 12 / 12 11. Migross Supermercati Asiago Hockey 11/12 12. HC Gherdeina valgardena.it 11/12 13. WSV Vipiteno Broncos Weihenstephan 8 / 12 14. EC Klagenfurter AC II 8 / 12 15. EC Bregenzerwald 7/11 16. HC Fassa Falcons 6/10 SportNews/Alexander Foppa

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Things are getting busy again in the AHL - VIDEO

After the ten-day international break, the Sky Alps Hockey League will be busy again from Wednesday. The former Serie A clubs are all among themselves.

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