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The Capitals go to Bolzano on Sunday with good feelings, where on Monday at 7:30 p.m. the fifth game of the best-of-seven series will take place. The Viennese won the fourth game on Saturday with 4: 1, the total is 2: 2.
Jerome Leduc gave the first cheers from the Vienna Capitals player bench. The defense attorney had left the cubicle ten minutes before the warm-up began and rushed his wife to the hospital for the third child. After her daughter Brooke was there very quickly, Mrs. Leduc gave the go-ahead to the Capitals.
In the eighth minute of the game, the defender returned to the corridor, cheered by his teammates and already assisted in the 1-0 through Taylor Vause (11th). Leduc had already missed the first two away games in Bolzano. “When he came back, he gave us a good boost,” said colleague Marco Richter. Coach Dave Cameron was happy for his player: “Everyone at the club cares about families. The most important thing is that the mother and baby are healthy.”
Leduc himself happily said after the match: “It was a great day. I had a daughter at 6:30 pm, then I headed down the hall pretty quickly, went straight into the game, and we won. It can not be better “.
The first 1-0 lead
The 1-0 meant that the Viennese took the lead for the first time in the fourth game of this best-of-seven series. After Vienna’s Loney hit the crossbar (28th), Bolzano became increasingly aggressive and dangerous. A deflected shot from Robertson made it 1-1 (29th). Richter impressed 2: 1 with his uninterrupted wrist shot (38th). The decision came with a stroke of genius from Loney, who shot Bozen Irving’s goalkeeper from behind the helmet door, the puck rolling from there to 3-1 at goal (58th). Nissner scored 4-1 on Empty Net.
Caps striker Marco Richter said aggressively: “If we don’t take any penalties and we can play five on five, we will hit them in the ears.”
