Austrian hockey league: Fehérvár knocked out Salzburg 7-0

This was not the day of the Salzburgers (Photo: Attila Soós / HydroO Fehérvár AV19)

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Let’s face it, Salzburg is not one of Fehérvár’s AV19’s favorite opponents, though this is probably the case for everyone around the Austrian-based league, for understandable reasons: the Austrian hockey member of the Red Bull family represents a similar strength to the “relatives” both in economic terms and in terms of strength. obviously the two are not independent of each other. For example, he won four of his five previous championships against Volán, and even though the Salzburgers are also tormented with the corona virus (they played seven fewer games than the White Men), he is one of the best in ICEHL this season based on the lost points.

Therefore, the beginning and the subsequent development of the clash on Monday night in Székesfehérvár may have been more than shocking for them.

And it cannot be said that the game started as planned for us,

János Hári showed himself in the twenty-second, but Volán was already beginning to put him at a disadvantage in danger. After the incorporation, not only was he in danger, but a swift double came: first István Bartalis looked around the corner and took it out, then it didn’t take a minute, Ákos Mihály deftly left the puck for Timothy Campbell, who kicked the stick out of coverage before your advocate. page.

And when you start a business …

In the 12th minute, after the perfect end of Dániel Szabó’s empty career, Fehérvár left three times to finally complete the spectacular first third in Salzburg with Lamoureux, also symbolically. We were still at the start of the 14th minute, when Canadian goalkeeper Alexander Petan, who seemed quite indispensable like his teammates, slid behind the finish line with a puck under his mammoth from an acute angle, leaving Volán at four, the Canadian archer in less than a quarter of an hour. I went to take a shower …

And if that wasn’t enough, the people of Székesfehérvár spun the knife three more times at the Salzburgs, who were apparently completely in another part of their heads. In addition to not showing anything in an attack completely unrelated to them this afternoon – we would like to believe that this is also a merit of the Fehérvár team – they also showed a very disorganized brigade in defense, during another short circuit at the end of the middle third Don Szát and Petan were sanctioned . , after 40 minutes it was an unlikely 6-0 at Raktár utca.

As of now, the only real question was how much Volán would stop and if goalkeeper Jaroslav Janus could make the shutout; none of the questions were often raised against the “bulls” … In any case, János Hári failed to score a goal on a gala night like this. In the final part of the game, for the sake of safety, he also scored, and the answer to the second question was yes, which meant a perfect night in this way: Fehérvár suffered a historic eruption over the six-time EBEL champion, and on Tuesday he was finally able to confuse the Salzburgers. .

HOCKEY

AUSTRIAN LEAGUE, BASIC SECTION

HYDRO WHITE CASTLE AV19 – RED BULL SALZBURG (Austria) 7–0 (4–0, 2–0, 1–0)
Székesfehérvár, behind closed doors. V: Treasure, Soós D., Little King, Musician
WHITE CASTLE: JANUS – Stipsicz (1), T. CAMPBELL eleven) – Caruso, Szabó B. – Geiger, Szabó D. 1 – Hargrove, Hári J. eleven), Kuralt – TRANSYLVANIA Cs. (1), BARTALIS I. eleven), PETAN twenty-one) – Ákos Mihály (2), KHKÖNEN (2), Sieve 1 – Alex Kovács. Coach: Antti karhula
SALZBURG: JP. Lamoureux (Eliasson) – Chorney, Hochkofler – Joslin, Rattensberger – L. Viveiros, Pallestrang – Raffl, Schofield, Huber – Schütz, McIntyre, Hughes – Lutz, Baltram, Feldner – Leonhardt, Pilloni. Coach: Matt McIlvane
Exhibitions: 6, resp. 10 minutes
Door shots: 41-25
MASTER BALANCE
Antti Karhula: “I’m so proud of the guys for getting through these sixty minutes!” We could have been a bit lucky in the first twenty minutes, but in return we were at least efficient, and then we played smart and hard. We kept our feet on the gas the entire time and excelled in every element of the game!
Matt McIlvane: – The White Castle deserves all the praise, clearly they were the much better team. We made a lot of individual mistakes, so the game ended in the first third. In the second, the opponent had many more positions, we just tried to keep the group away from our goal, with little success … This match is far from our expectations, the only positive is that we can fight back on Tuesday!