Serie A: Pustertal travels to Milan - duel for third place in the ice wave

Milano Rossoblu – Fiat Professional Wolves How long will HC Pustertal's winning streak last? Ice hockey Italy is asking itself this question at the moment. The successful run will be put to a tough test on Thursday when the Wolves visit the cauldron in Milan. The home side have put themselves under pressure due to their recent extremely mixed performances and now want to prove themselves in front of their home fans. Milan is still waiting for its first full point win. The situation is completely different for Bruneck, who have not given up a single point this season and recently even brought defending champions Bozen to their knees. The HCP can also rely on the strongest offensive in the league. However, in Milan they will once again have to do without the long-term injured Thomas Erlacher. For the Lombards, however, Francesco Borghi will not appear on the player sheet after he lost three teeth in the game against Pontebba.

HC Bozen – Val di Fassa Ferrarini Third place in the table is at stake in the ice wave. This is currently held by HC Fassa, but with a win the Foxes could overtake the Trentino team and complete the South Tyrolean leadership trio. The HCB recently stumbled in the derby defeat in Bruneck, but is still unbeaten in its home stadium (2 wins in 2 games). Fassa, for his part, is aiming for his second away win. The Ladin team's lightning-fast attackers face the best defense in the league in Bolzano, which has so far only conceded five goals. The reigning champions will be without Christian Walcher on Thursday after suffering a thigh strain. Meanwhile, Fassa coach Frycer has to continue to provide guidance for the injured Thomas Dantone and Christian Castlunger. The game between Bolzano and Fassa will be broadcast live on Raisport 20.25 from 1:XNUMX p.m.

Ritten Sport Renault Trucks – Migross Supermercati Asiago The two strong teams from Ritten Sport and Asiago meet in Klobenstein. The “Rittner Buam”, who boosted their self-confidence with a win in Cortina last matchday, want to keep their clean slate in the home arena and at the same time consolidate second place in the table. However, Asiago also recharged its batteries before its trip to the high plateau with two home wins in a row. So everything should be in place for an interesting showdown between the two clubs. At Ritten, Mathias Fauster has served his eight-game ban and will be playing for the first time this season. Asiago, on the other hand, is going into the match handicapped due to the absences of Stefano Marchetti, Davide Nicoletti and probably also Dan Sullivan, who injured his shoulder.

Valpellice Bodino Engineering – Hafro Cortina After two defeats in a row, Valpellice returns to home ice on Thursday evening at the Valmora Arena Cotta Morandini. The opponents are Italian Cup winners Cortina. Despite the recent lack of success, Valpe goes into the match as favorites, as Cortina is not only the only team that has not yet won, but also has the most porous defense in the league with 17 goals conceded. With just two points, Cortina remains at the bottom of the table. Meanwhile, Valpellice could move into the top third of the table with a win. The home side will be without Slavomir Tomko on Thursday. In addition, the deployment of Anthony Aquino is questionable. Luca Zanatta is missing from Cortina.

Alleghe Tegola Canadese – Aquile FVG Pontebba The fifth matchday is completed by the clash between Alleghe and Pontebba. The home side are determined to correct the mistake from the previous matchday in Asiago and get back on the road to success with a win against Pontebba. The Friulians, on the other hand, tasted blood in their first win of the season against Milan and now want to continue the upward trend in Belluno. Tom Pokel and Matt Waddell meet their former employer Pontebba at the De Toni Stadium. Pokal has to do without Sean McMonagle and Alberto Fontanive, and the use of Daniele Veggiato is also uncertain. His counterpart Pajic, on the other hand, can make full use of it.

Serie A – Matchday 5 – Thursday, October 4th Arena Ritten in Klobenstein, 20.30 p.m Ritten Sport Renault Trucks – Migross Supermercati Asiago Referee: Gastaldelli, Metelka, Lorengo, Unterweger

Agorà in Milan, 20.30 p.m Milano Rossoblu – Fiat Professional Wolves Referee: A. Moschen, Pichler, Stefenelli, Pardatscher

Valmora Arena Cotta Morandini in Torre Pellice, 20.30 p.m Valpellice Bodino Engineering – Hafro Cortina Referees: Benvegnu, Colcuc, Manfroi, Lega

Ice wave in Bolzano, 20.30 p.m. (live Raisport from 20.25 p.m.) HC Bozen – Val di Fassa Ferrarini Referees: Bosio, Rebeschin, Basso, C. Cristeli

Alvise De Toni in Alleghe, 20.30 p.m Alleghe Tegola Canadese – Aquile Fvg Pontebba Referees: Gasser, Soraperra, Bettarini, Mischiatti

The Serie A table after four games: 1. Fiat Professional Wolves 12 points 2. Ritten Sport Renault Trucks 9 3. Val di Fassa Ferrarini 8 4. HC Bozen 7 5. Valpellice Bodino Engineering 6 6. Alleghe Tegola Canadese 5 7. Migross Supermercati Asiago 5 8. Aquile FVG Pontebba 3 9. Milano Rossoblu 3 10. Hafro Cortina 2

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Serie A: Pustertal travels to Milan - duel for third place in the ice wave

On Thursday, HC Pustertal wants to maintain its lead in the league in the lion's den. Ritten will look to keep pace with a home win against Asiago, while Bolzano and Fassa duel for third place. Valpe hosts Cortina, Pontebba appears in Alleghe.

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