Pustertal, Bozen and Cortina are aiming for a preliminary decision

As far as the play out is concerned, the Rittner Buam also want to win 3-0 in the series against Vipiteno and bring about a preliminary decision. The television game of the week is the match between Pustertal and Asiago, which will be broadcast live on Raisport 20.25 from 2:XNUMX p.m.

Wolves Fiat Professional Pustertal (1st) – Supermercati Migross Asiago (8th) With the 4-1 win at the Odegar Stadium, the Wolves have placed a heavy burden on reaching the semi-finals. Also because Asiago couldn't put the Pusterers in any kind of trouble. Now it's back to the Leitner-Solar-Arena for the third game, where the yellow-blacks want to seamlessly build on the strong performances in the first two games. The defense in particular, with the confident Strömberg in goal, turned out to be the showpiece of the winner of the basic round. And the attack also impressed with an almost optimal chance. As far as the Parco squad is concerned, as mentioned, they haven't yet proven to be on a par with the Wolves. However, Asiago cannot be accused of a lack of commitment. In order to win like last December 22nd in Brunico, the champions need further improvement. Kelly and Oberrauch will be missing from the third meeting near Pustertal, and Mair is also questionable. Asiago will probably again be without Grieco, Bergström and Intranuovo.

The game will be broadcast live on Raisport 20.25 from 2:XNUMX p.m. It is also possible to follow the match live on the Internet on the site www.raisport.rai.it

, by then clicking on “Guarda in diretta Raisport Due” in the menu on the right of the page.

HC Bozen (2nd) – Fassa Ferrarini (7th) After HC Bozen's surprise coup on Tuesday in the Fassa Valley, the Talferstadt team go into game number three against the Ladins on Thursday with a comfortable 2-0 lead in the series. The Insam team played very hardened, especially in defense, allowing almost nothing, while Sharp and Harjula capitalized on the few opportunities up front. Fassa has to step up its game if it wants to shorten the series and the attacking ranks in particular have to strike when opportunities arise. Despite several power play situations, only a few chances were created. It will be interesting to see how coach Miroslav Frycer will set up his team in the ice wave on Thursday. Meyers and Edwardson are the two players that Bozen has to provide, while Fassa will miss Locatin, Margoni and Chvatal.

Hafro SG Cortina (3rd) – HC Valpellice Bodino Engineering (6th) An extraordinary Hennnigar decided the second play-off quarter-final between Valpellice and Cortina in extra time in favor of the Ampezzans. A game that was very spectacular and played by both teams with a lot of commitment, will and willingness to make sacrifices. The decisive factor was Cortina's first two lines and once again Levasseur in goal, who stopped 42 shots on goal, including a penalty. The rest was done by the attackers and, in outstanding style, Rob Hennigar, who scored a goal and provided two assists. Menei also appeared to be in good shape, as did the second block Dingle-Felicetti-DeBettin. Valpellice also deserved the win, because the team from Piedmont played on an equal footing. The parade line Sirianni-Desmet-Frigo in particular made the fans ecstatic. Clearly it won't be easy for Valpellice to leave the Olympic Stadium as winners on Thursday, but with the attitude shown on Tuesday it is certainly possible. And Ivany's troops will win if they don't want to have their backs against the wall in the series. Luca Zanatta will be missing from the home team, while Isherwood's appearance is up in the air. Meanwhile, Regan is missing from Valpellice.

Aquile FVG Pontebba (4th) – HC Alleghe Tegola Canadese (5th) The series is only 1-1 in the fourth quarter-final pairing. The second match between Pontebba and Alleghe was also characterized by a lot of physical exertion and sometimes very hard fouls - proof that these two teams don't necessarily like each other and turn every meeting into a battle. Now we go back to the “PalaVuerich” stadium, the eagle’s nest. And the fourth place wants to hold their own fortress after the basic round. Finally, Pontebba showed that you should never write it off. After trailing 4-1, the Friuli team's players were able to equalize in regular time before conceding the decisive goal in extra time from Veggiato. The hosts want to repair this gap on Thursday. The victory was extremely important for Alleghe in order not to put himself under unnecessary pressure. In addition, it wouldn't have been good for self-confidence if a 4-1 lead hadn't been enough to win. The local players made a strong impression, scoring all five goals for Alleghe. And in the power game, Alleghe is a master of his craft anyway. Alleghe is hoping for Dennis in top form to keep himself in the game with his games against Pontebba - in what is probably the most competitive series. For the Eagles, Waddel and Ihnacak are returning from their suspension, but Tartaglione is still unavailable. Adam Henrich can play again for the guests after serving his suspension, but Da Tos and Alberto Fontanive are missing, as is the questionable Tahtinen.

Ritten Sport Renault Trucks (9th) – WSV Vipiteno Weihenstephan (10th) A crime thriller took place on Tuesday in Sterzing, which almost deprived the Rittner Buam of their deserved wages after a strong game. After a 3-0 lead, Holst's team had a complete loss in the last four minutes and conceded three more goals. This went into extra time, from which Ritten relieved Dan Tudin with the winning goal. Before the third match on Thursday, Ritten now leads the series 2-0 and could take a giant step towards staying in the league with a win. The Broncos made far too many mistakes on Tuesday - at least in the first 55.59 minutes - especially in the build-up of the game and in defense. In order to get back into business, there has to be a counterattack on Thursday. To do this, the Wipptalers clearly need an increase in performance. The locked Fauster is missing from the rides and Spinel is also injured, while the wild horses go into the match in their entirety.

Serie A Škoda, game 3 quarter-final play-off (best of seven) – Thursday March 8th Leitner Solar Arena in Brunico, 20.30 p.m Wolves Fiat Professional Pustertal (1st) – Supermercati Migross Asiago (8th) Referees: Cassol and Metelka Line judges: Zatta and Unterweger The Wolves lead the series 2-0 The game will be broadcast live on Raisport 20.25 from 2:XNUMX p.m. It is also possible to follow the match live on the Internet on the site www.raisport.rai.it , by then clicking on “Guarda in diretta Raisport Due” in the menu on the right of the page.

PalaVuerich in Pontebba, 20.30 p.m Aquile FVG Pontebba (4th) – HC Alleghe Tegola Canadese (5th) Referees: Colcuc and Gamper Line judges: Ceschini and Waldthaler The series is 1:1

Olympic Stadium in Cortina, 20.30 p.m Hafro SG Cortina (3rd) – HC Valpellice Bodino Engineering (6th) Referee: Benvegnù and Gasser Line judges: Matthias and Christian Cristeli Cortina leads 2-0 in the series Ice wave Bolzano, 20.30 p.m HC Bozen (2nd) – Fassa Ferrarini (7th) Referees: Gastaldelli and Rebeschin Line judges: Basso and Mischiatti Bolzano leads 2-0 in the series

Serie A Škoda, Game 3 Play Out (best of seven) – Thursday March 8th Ritten Arena in Klobenstein, 20.30 p.m Ritten Sport Renault Trucks (9th) – WSV Vipiteno Weihenstephan (10th) Referees: Ferrini and Soraperra Line judges: Lazzeri and Mori Ritten leads 2-0 in the series

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