Serie A: Ben Guitè makes his debut for Wolves

Val di Fassa Ferrarini – Hafro Cortina Both teams suffered defeat on the last matchday and want to get back to winning ways on Thursday. The Ladins have been left behind twice recently, which is why they slipped to seventh place in the table. Cortina, on the other hand, wasted in Bruneck on Saturday and has to win against Fassa in order not to lose touch with the middle of the table. The Ampezzans are still concerned about the use of Ryan Dingle, who was injured in the game against Milan, and JP Levasseur, who may be replaced by Renè Baur. Christian Castlunger could return to the ice at Fassa.

Milano Rossoblu – Valpellice Bodino Engineering The Milanese, who were defeated by Ritten in a penalty shootout on Saturday, will play in front of their home crowd for the second time in a row on Thursday. Migliore and Co. will face Valpellice as opponents, currently the second-best team in the championship, who will have gained a lot of self-confidence on the last matchday against HC Bozen. The guests from Torre Pellice also have the second best offense in the upper echelon of Italian ice hockey (35 goals scored). Nine goals go to top scorer Rob Sirianni, who also has eleven assists to his name so far. Milan coach Massimo Da Rin can take full advantage. For the Piedmontese, the absences of the long-term injured Slavomir Tomko and the suspended Anthony Aquino are serious.

Fiat Professional Wölfe Pustertal – Migross Supermercati Asiago The leaders from the Puster Valley welcome John Parco's team on the first matchday of the first second half of the season and have their sights set on their tenth triumph in a row. The guests from Veneto defeated Pontebba in overtime last Saturday, securing two important points and will try to stop the Wolves' winning streak. But this will be anything but easy, as the Pusterers' new signing, ex-NHL professional Ben Guitè, will celebrate his season debut in the Leitner Solar Arena on Thursday. Pustertal coach Paul Adey, however, has to do without striker Thomas Erlacher, while Asiago is still missing the two defenders Dan Sullivan and Davide Nicoletti.

Aquile Fvg Pontebba – Ritten Sport Renault Trucks In the Pontebba-Ritten game, the South Tyrolean team is clearly the favorite. However, the bottom team wants to thwart the “Rittner Buam” plans in the second home game in a row and try to make up for the defeat they suffered against the Wilson team in the first half of the season. To achieve this, they will have to approach Thursday with the same style of play as they did last time out against Asiago. Ritten, on the other hand, shone with a lot of morale in the last two match days, defeated Milan in a penalty shootout on Saturday and does not want to deviate from the path to success against Pontebba. However, the Czech newcomer Petr Sachl could already be used in the Friulians' ranks, while it is still unclear whether striker Felice Giugliano will play. Ritten has to compensate for the loss of defender Markus Hafner. The game will be broadcast live on RaiSport 20.25 from 1:XNUMX p.m.

Alleghe Tegola Canadese – HC Bozen

The top game of the tenth matchday will take place in the “De Toni” stadium. After the win against Fassa, Alleghe will go into the match on Thursday evening with a lot of confidence. Tom Pokel's boys want to forget the defeat against Bozen in the first half of the season and have brought in reinforcements for the rest of the season: Swedish striker Jonas Johannson (ex-Cortina player) will put on the new jersey for the first time on Thursday, while the Pokel squad has to make do without strikers Alberto Fontanive and Nino Guyer. HC Bozen, on the other hand, is eager to make amends after the two defeats against Ritten and Valpe, but will still have to play on the tenth matchday without goalie Günther Hell (replaced by Thomas Commisso) and Christian Walcher, who is still struggling with a thigh strain . Meanwhile, striker Ryan Flynn returns to the ice.

Serie A – Thursday, October 18th – 10th matchday of the regular season

“Gianmario Scola” Stadium in Alba di Canazei, 20:30 p.m Val di Fassa Ferrarini – Hafro Cortina Referee: Pianezze, De Toni, Soia

Agorà in Milan, 20:30 p.m Milano Rossoblu – Valpellice Bodino Engineering Referee: Lottaroli, Chiodo, Terragni

Leitner Solar Arena in Bruneck, 20:30 p.m Fiat Professional Wölfe Pustertal – Migross Supermercati Asiago Referee: Ferrini, Marri, Manfroi

“Renato Vuerich” stadium in Pontebba, 20:30 p.m Aquile Fvg Pontebba – Ritten Sport Renault Trucks Referee: Cassol, Mazzocco, Calligaro Live on Raisport 1 from 20:25 p.m

Alvise De Toni Stadium in Alleghe, 20:30 p.m Alleghe Tegola Canadese – HC Bozen Referee: Metelka, Lorengo, Unterweger

The Serie A table after the ninth matchday 1. Fiat Professional Wölfe Pustertal 27 points 2. Valpellice Bodino Engineering 20 3. Ritten Sport Renault Trucks 17 4. HC Bozen 16 5. Alleghe Tegola Canadese 12 6. Milano Rossoblu 12 7. Val di Fassa Ferrarini 11 8. Migross Supermercati Asiago 10 9. Hafro Cortina 6 10. Aquile FVG Pontebba 4

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