Also in the return game against the EHC Waldkraiburg there was to get for the Eishackler nothing, As in the first duel two days earlier, the poor chance of recovery was to be disastrous for them.
Peißenberg – After 1:3 in native Halle peißen Berger also went to the 2:6 (1:2, 0:2, 1:2) in Waldkraiburg as a loser from the ice. The TSV was also this time not necessarily the worse team, but once again he fell through a bad Chancenverwertuauf. "We are at the present time, simply nothing," said peißen mountain hockey boss Norbert Ortner after the 2:6 yesterday evening in Waldkraiburg. It started for his team promising: Manfred Eichberger, who had awarded in the first leg on Friday led to a series of the best chances, hit the early lead for the TSV (6.) Long the joy of this hit with the guests did not last, however. Only two minutes later, Nico Vogl provided the 1:1 EHC (8.), according to Ortner, it was a "Kullertor". And, in turn, only a short time later, the peissen Berger were in the back. After TSV goalkeeper Jakob Goll a shot of EHC defender Daniel Schmidt to the front of the bounce was, again, Vogl, on the spot– 2:1 (10.).
Cold Eishackler were caught in the second section. It was completed 15 seconds, as Povilas Verenis increased for the lions to 3:1. Verenis was also scored after half an hour, the fourth goal of the house of lords. Despite the significant backlog Ortner attested his Team up to this point, a good performance. "We had the Happen in the handle, but Waldkraiburg was just kaltschnäuziger."
In the last third of the spectators had to wait until well into the closing stages, before you got to see more hits. As Eichberger 2:4 shortened, germinated in peißen Berger camp briefly once more hope. Coach Sepp Staltmayr took, then to his Keeper Goll in favor of another field player from the ice. The shot went however to the rear, Michael Rimbeck carried by the disc for the 5:2 to the orphaned TSV-housing (59.). A few seconds later, Mikhail Sokolov provided the sixth goal of the EHC. As Goll was again between the posts.
Date Of Update: 11 February 2019, 00:02
