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Bern loses at Ambri despite 3-0 lead: Servette dismantles Zug in top game
SC Bern now leads 3-0 at Ambri, but loses the game on penalties. Zug has no chance against Servette, Biel just won the cellar duel against HC Davos.
Servette – movement 4: 0
Joël Vermin decided the match of the round in the National League. Vermin led the Genève-Servette Hockey Club to a 4-0 victory over Zug.
The Zuger lost only for the second time in this championship and for the first time away. Even if the decision came from Zuger Optik after 47 minutes, Servette deservedly won this game.
The Servettiens almost took the lead at 80 seconds through Vermin (shot from the post). The 1-0, however, only fell after 29 minutes. Vermin seemed to deflect Linus Omark’s shot; Omark retained the goal until the end of the game. There were no more doubts at 2-0. Vermin went in and out, he was brought down by Yannick Zehnder, and after Vermin’s collision with Zug goalkeeper Leonardo Genoni, the puck slipped behind the line.
Joel Vermin celebrates a clear victory in Geneva with top scorer Linus Omark and Tyler Moy (right). Image: keystone
This decisive goal was bitter for Zug because seconds before Dario Simion had missed the equalizer after a brilliant pass from Gregory Hofmann. Then defender Simion was missing behind. Twelve seconds after the 2-0 victory, Michael Völlmin increased his first goal of the season to 3-0 for Geneva.
At Servette, Gauthier Descloux reached the first shutout of the season with 28 saves. Descloux was guarding the door because Daniel Manzato, the other Geneva goalkeeper, was still in quarantine. Manzato lives in Freiburg and the canton’s doctor ordered a longer quarantine for him than for the rest of the Geneva team, which had been training again since Tuesday.
Genève-Servette – Zug 4: 0 (0: 0, 1: 0, 3: 0) 1 spectator. – SR Wiegand / Hungerbühler, Cattaneo / Kehrli.
Tore: 29 Omark 1-0. 47. (46:51) Vermin 2-0. 48. (47:03) Totally 3-0. 57. Omark (Mercier) 4-0 (towards the empty goal).
Punish: 5 times 2 minutes against Genève-Servette, 2 times 2 plus 10 minutes (Albrecht) against Zug.
Geneva-Servette: Descloux; Jacquemet, Tömmernes; Karrer, Maurer; Völlmin, Le Coultre; Mercier; Smirnovs, Fehr, Winnik; Damien Riat, Vermin, Omark; Moy, Richard, Rod; Arnaud Riat, Berthon, Vouillamoz; Fritsche.
Zug: Genoni; Geisser, Diaz; Cadonau, Alatalo; Wüthrich, Stadler; Thürkauf, Zgraggen; Simion, Kovar, Hofmann; Klingberg, McLeod, Bachofner; Leuenberger, Albrecht, Zehnder; Martschini, Senteler, Thorell.
Observations: Genève-Servette without Miranda and Patry (both injured), Zug without Schlumpf (injured), Gross and Langenegger (both ill). Train from 54:36 to 56:58 without a goalkeeper.
Ambri-Piotta – Bern 4: 3 nP
The Bern Ice Skating Club sank further into the Ambri crisis. The Bernese were leading 3-0 until the 34th minute, but fell completely after the first goal and lost 3: 4 after a penalty shoot-out.
For more than 30 minutes, everything indicated that the Bernese would be able to free himself. Progress was made at two “construction sites”. In the first nine games, the SCB only scored two power play goals (out of 25 chances). At Leventina, Bern scored the goals 1-0 (by Ramon Untersander) and 3-0 (by Gaëtan Haas) in the first 26 minutes from the first two installments.
After conceding the first goal, nothing positive was seen in Bern. Noele Trisconi and Julius Nättinen (goals 9 and 10 of the season) tied. Ambri could have won the game in regulation time.
On the penalty shootout, Ambri-Piotta had four attempts from Jiri Novotny, Brian Flynn and Dominic Zwerger. Only Untersander met for Bern.
SCB captain Simon Moser can’t avoid defeat either. Image: keystone
Ambri-Piotta – Bern 4: 3 (0: 1, 1: 2, 2: 0, 0: 0) nP30 viewers. – SR Hebeisen / Piechaczek (GER), Altmann / Dreyfus.
Tore: 5. Untersander (Scherwey, Jeffrey / Powerplaytor) 0: 1. 26. (25:12) Jeremi Gerber (Jeffrey) 0: 2. 26. (25:50) Haas (Blum / Powerplaytor) 0: 3. 34. Trisconi (Fohrler) 1: 3. 41. (40:36) Novotny 2: 3. 43. Spectacular (Novotny, Zwerger) 3: 3. – Penaltyschiessen: Haas -, Novotny 1: 0; Pestoni -, Nättinen -; Untersander 1: 1, Flynn 2: 1; Jeffrey -, Zwerger 3: 1.
Punish: 3 times 2 minutes against Ambri-Piotta, 5 times 2 minutes against Bern.
Ambri-Piotta: Ciaccio; Fora, Ngoy; Hächler, Fischer; Fohrler, Pezzullo; Zaccheo Dotti; Nättinen, Novotny, Zwerger; Kneubuehler, Flynn, Horansky; Trisconi, Kostner, Grassi; Dal Pian, Goi, Mazzolini; Joel Neuenschwander.
Bern: Wüthrich; Untersander, Henauer; Thiry, Blum; Colin Gerber, Beat Gerber; Burren; Scherwey, Jeffrey, Pestoni; Sciaroni, Heim, Moser; Praplan, Brithén, Jeremi Gerber; Berger, Haas, Bader; Jan Neuenschwander.
Observations: Ambri-Piotta without Bianchi, D’Agostini, Isacco Dotti and Müller (all injured), Bern without Ruefenacht (injured). Ambri-Piotta from 19:58 to 20:00 without a goalkeeper. Bern from 62:11 to 62:12 without a goalkeeper.
Biel 2-1 Davos
EHC Biel hopes to finally have found its way out of the crisis thanks to a 2-1 home win over Davos. The Zeelanders won for the first time after five consecutive defeats (including the Cup). And above all, his defense held firm for the first time since the first round (6-0 against Lausanne).
Biel has always conceded four or more goals since the game against Lausanne. Against Davos, Biel was left behind after less than four minutes at most (!), But Biel did not allow more. Joren van Pottelberghe, last season at Davos, shone with 31 saves. Marc-Antoine Pouliot (36th) and Fabio Hofer (57th) achieved the change of course with their goals.
HC Davos falls back to 11th place in the table. The Graubünden team have never won twice in a row this season.
He seems unhappy, but he has every reason to be happy: Biel’s top scorer, Janis Moser. Image: keystone
Biel – Davos 2: 1 (0: 1, 1: 0, 1: 0) 1 spectator. – SR Tscherrig / Mollard, Obwegeser / Burgy.
Tore: 4. Ambühl (Hischier, Mayer / Unterzahlenor!) 0: 1. 36. Pouliot (Rajala / Powerplaytor) 1: 1. 57. Hofer (Künzle) 2: 1.
Punish: you 3 bad 2 Minutes.
Biel: van Pottelberghe; Rathgeb, Fey; Kreis, Moser; Lindbohm, Forster; Ulmer, Sartori; Fuchs, Pouliot, Rajala; Hofer, Cunti, Künzle; Kohler, Nussbaumer, Hügli; Kessler, Gustafsson, Tanner.
Davos: Mayer; Nygren, Jung; Barandun, Paschoud; Kienzle, Heinen; Meyer, Buchli; Ambühl, Corvi, Herzog; Baumgartner, Lindgren, Turunen; Marc Wieser, Thornton, Hischier; Frehner, Egli, Knak.
Observations: Biel without Brunner, Lüthi and Ullström (all injured), Davos without Du Bois, Guerra, Palushaj, Rubanik, Stoop and Dino Wieser (all injured). Davos from 58:24 without a goalkeeper.
Tigres SCL – Lugano 2: 4
The SCL Tigers have to wait for the second win of the season. Emmental suffered their fourth defeat in their fifth home game against Lugano 4-2. The decision was made in 27 seconds in the final section.
Thanks to goals from Julian Schmutz and Flavio Schmutz, Langnauer maintained a 2-2 draw until the 48th minute, although Lugano controlled the game. Ivars Punnenovs, the SCL Tigers goalkeeper, saved 34 shots (out of 38), but at the crucial moment the Swiss-licensed Latvian speculated. Mark Arcobello benefited with the 3-2. 27 seconds later, Elia Riva secured Lugano’s victory with her first goal of the season.
Greetings from Ticino after the away win against Langnau. Image: keystone
Tigres SCL – Lugano 2: 4 (1: 1, 1: 1, 0: 2) 37 spectators. – SR Salonen / Fluri, Progin / Duarte.
Tore: 2. Julian Schmutz (Flavio Schmutz) 1-0. 19. Bertaggia 1: 1. 25. Morini (power player) 1: 2. 28. Flavio Schmutz 2: 2. 48. (47:48) Arcobello 2: 3. 49. (48:15) Riva 2: 4 .
Punish: 7 times 2 plus 10 minutes (Earl) against SCL Tigers, 6 times 2 plus 10 minutes (Arcobello) against Lugano.
SCL Tigers: Punnenovs; Glauser, Brännström; Blaser, Leeger; Grossniklaus, Schilt; Guggenheim, Lardi; Earl, Maxwell, Weibel; Neukom, Flavio Schmutz, Julian Schmutz; Sturny, Diem, Berger; Andersons, In-Albon, Kuonen.
Lugano: Schlegel; Pay attention, Riva; Loeffel, Wellinger; Nodari, Chiesa; Trotter, wolf; Bödker, Arcobello, Fazzini; Burgler, Kurashev, Carr; Lammer, Herburger, Suri; Walker, Morini, Bertaggia.
Observations: SCL Tigers without Salzgeber (injured), Lugano without Lajunen, Sannitz and Zurkirchen (all injured). SCL Tigers from 54:56 to 55:16 and from 56:58 without goalkeepers.
Rapperswil-Jona Lakers – Freiburg 4: 1
The Rapperswil-Jona Lakers run off. The St. Gallen team, which has finished all of its National League seasons since 2013, defeated the formally strong Freiburg-Gottéron 4-1 and celebrated their third victory in a row.
Steve Moses (23rd) and Andrew Rowe (34th) set the course for the St. Gallen team’s victory in the second section. Also playing a leading role was goalkeeper Noël Bader (24), who stood in front of goal for the first time this season in the place of Melvin Nyffeler and won a first division game for the third time in his career with 35 saves (after two wins last season). .
Win series are rare for the Rapperswil-Jona Lakers: Only once in this decade have the Lakers won more than three suite games. In September 2019 they won four times in a row.
Lakers send Freiburg home with no points. Image: keystone
Rapperswil-Jona Lakers – Friborg-Gottéron 4: 1 (0: 0, 2: 0, 2: 1) 50 spectators. – SR Dipietro / Manuel Nikolic, Huguet / Wermeille.
Tore: 23. Moses 1: 0. 34. Rowe 2: 0. 51. (50:43) Profico (Cervenka, Rowe / Powerplaytor) 3: 0. 52. (51:59) Bykow (Aebischer, Jecker) 3: 1. 56. Rowe (Profico, Moses / Powerplaytor) 4: 1.
Punish: you 3 bad 2 Minutes.
Rapperswil-Jona Lakers: Bader; Jelovac, Profico; Egli, Randegger; Sataric, Maier; Vukovic, Dufner; Clark, Cervenka, Eggenberger; Moses, Rowe, Lehmann; Wick, Dünner, Lhotak; Forrer, climate, rehabilitation.
Freiburg-Gottéron: Hugs; Sutter, Jecker; Gunderson, Chavaillaz; Aebischer, Abplanalp; Bougro, Kamerzin; DiDomenico, Schmid, gentlemen; Brodin, Desharnais, Mottet; Rossi, Walser, Jörg; Sprunger, Marchon, Bykov.
Observations: Rapperswil-Jona Lakers without Payr (injured), Friborg-Gottéron without Berra (sick), Furrer, Jobin (both injured) and Stalberg (left over from foreigners).
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