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You could really feel sorry for the two SCB goalies today. Image: keystone
Simply put, SCB is humiliated by Lausanne: Ambri and Servette also celebrate big victories
EV Zug extends his National League lead to five points with a 2-0 win at Biel. SC Bern is falling deeper and deeper: he gets under the wheels of the newly placed Lausanne 1: 7 in second place.
Lausanne – Bern 7: 1
SC Bern started the new year as it had ended the previous one: with a defeat. After the second third, the game in Lausanne was decided in favor of the Vaudois. “It can’t be worse,” several SCB stars said on New Year’s Eve following a 3: 4 loss in the Langnau derby. Can. After just 166 seconds and a double hit from defenders Lukas Frick and Fabian Heldner (first goal of the season in the 300th NLA game), the Bernese trailed 2-0 at the Vaudoise Arena.
They didn’t recover from that, despite Ted Brithén’s acting 1: 2. Etienne Froidevaux recovered the difference of two goals in the first section, while Ronalds Kenins and Cory Conacher made more than one preliminary decision in the middle third. Especially bitter for the SCB: Kenins had previously waited 16 games for a sense of achievement, and with Conacher (also 6-1) and Froidevaux, two ex-Berners met.
However, that is the smallest problem for the successful club from the capital. They are currently in last place, and the game in Lausanne made it clear why this is so. Action is not lacking, but you indulge in stupid penalties (including experienced captain Simon Moser), you make too many mistakes defensively and in front of goal there is complete uncertainty.
The removal of coach Don Nachbaur in early December also failed to no avail. Intermist boss Mario Kogler won the first game, since he has ranked five losses.
Vincent Praplan: “In the game we do something completely different.” Video: YouTube / MySports
Lausanne – Bern 7: 1 (3: 1, 2: 0, 2: 0)
1 spectator. – SR Hebeisen / Hungerbühler, Schlegel / Steenstra (CAN).
Tore: 3. (2:32) Frick (Gibbons) 1: 0. 3. (2:46) Heldner (Bertschy, Gibbons) 2: 0. 6. Brithén (Moser, Olofsson) 2: 1. 15. Froidevaux (Almond) 3: 1. 29. Kenins (Frick) 4: 1. 33. Conacher (Kenins, Malgin) 5: 1. 44. Conacher (Frick / Powerplaytor) 6: 1. 47. Malgin 7: 1.
Punish: you 5 bad 2 Minutes.
PostFinance Top Scorer: Malgin; Jeffrey.
Lausanne: Boltshauser; Genazzi, Barberio; Heldner, Frick; Grossmann, Marti; Douay, Krueger; Conacher, Malgin, Kenins; Bertschy, Gibbons, Bozon; Jäger, Emmerton, Almond; Leona, Froidevaux, Antonietti.
Bern: Karhunen (21st Wüthrich); Untersander, Zryd; Burren, Elsener; Andersson, fox; Näf; Olofsson, Brithén, Moser; Praplan, Jeffrey, Pestoni; Sterchi, Neuenschwander, Bader; Berger, Burkhalter, Soup.
Observations: Lausanne without Hudon, Jooris and Maillard (all injured), Bern without Beat Gerber, Colin Gerber, Jeremi Gerber, Heim, Henauer, Scherwey, Sciaroni, Thiry (all ill) and Ruefenacht (injured).
The SCB had no trick in Lausanne. Image: keystone
Biel – train 0: 2
EV Zug confirmed his leadership position with a close 2-0 victory in Biel. The winners of the match were striker Gregory Hofmann and goalkeeper Leonardo Genoni.
The decisive scene came in the 16th minute when Grégory Hofmann confidently completed a good combination over Jan Kovar and Lino Martschini on a power play. The last strong form Bieler ran after the deficit all the way to no avail. Above all, the majority’s game, otherwise compelling, failed for once.
The Zugers also had enough chances to bring the victory to dryness earlier. Both Joren van Pottelberghe in the Bieler Tor and national goalkeeper Leonardo Genoni in the Central Switzerland area remained strong. Genoni had 21 shots for his shutout. The decision was made in the penultimate minute, when Sven Leuenberger hit an empty goal.
Biel – Zug 0: 2 (0: 1, 0: 0, 0: 1)
1 spectator. – SR Stolc (SVK) / Mollard, Obwegeser / Burgy.
Tore: 16. Hofmann (Martschini, Kovar / Powerplaytor) 0: 1. 59. Leuenberger (Simion) 0: 2 (towards the empty goal).
Punish: you 4 bad 2 Minutes.
PostFinance Top Scorer: Accounts; Kovar.
Biel: van Pottelberghe; Rathgeb, Moser; Forster, Fey; Lindbohm, Stampfli; Tailors; Künzle, Pouliot, Rajala; Fuchs, Cunti, Tanner; Hofer, Komarek, Hügli; Garessus, Nussbaumer, Kohler.
Zug: Genoni; Diaz, Geisser; Cadonau, Alatalo; Schlumpf, Stadler; Wüthrich, great; Martschini, Kovar, Thorell; Simion, Leuenberger, Hofmann; Klingberg, Albrecht, Bachofner; Langenegger, Thürkauf, Eugster.
Observations: Biel without Brunner, Gustafsson, Kessler, Kreis, Lüthi, Ulmer (all wounded) and Ullström (sick). Biel from 57:55 to 58:33 without a goalkeeper.
Zug also had to take a beating in Biel. Image: keystone
Ambri – Freiburg 5: 0
Ambri-Piotta came with a 5-0 win against Friborg-Gottéron to his first win after five losses. For its part, Freiburg lost for the first time after five successes.
Upside down world at Leventina: While Ambri-Piotta put an end to his negative series, the previously positively surprising Freiburg was under the wheels for once. The Leventinos regained the strength that had given them a dizzying flight in early December: offensive vortices (44 shots!) And a solid defense.
The preliminary decision was made in the middle third when Americans Bryan Flynn and Johnny Kneubuehler rose to 3-0. At the beginning of the last section, Dominic Zwerger finally closed the lid with a shorthander. Damiano Ciaccio reached his first shutout dressing Ambri with 33 saves.
Ambri-Piotta – Friborg-Gottéron 5: 0 (1: 0, 2: 0, 2: 0)
0 viewers. – SR Stricker / Hürlimann, Cattaneo / Kehrli.
Tore: 18. Rohrbach (Novotny, Fohrler) 1-0. 26. Flynn (Nättinen, Zwerger) 2-0. 39. Kneubuehler (Zaccheo Dotti, Zwerger) 3-0. 48 dwarfs (Kostner / Unterzahlor!) 4: 0. 54. Hächler (Müller, Novotny) 5-0.
Punish: 4 times 2 minutes against Ambri-Piotta, 2 times 2 minutes against Friborg-Gottéron.
PostFinance Top Scorer: Spectacular; Gunderson.
Ambri-Piotta: Ciaccio; Fora, Isacco Dotti; Fohrler, Ngoy; Hächler, Zaccheo Dotti; Pinana; Nättinen, Flynn, Zwerger; Rohrbach, Novotny, Müller; Trisconi, Kostner, Grassi; Joël Neuenschwander, Goi, Mazzolini; Kneubuehler.
Freiburg-Gottéron: Berra; Sutter, Jecker; Kamerzin, Gunderson; Aebischer, Abplanalp; Bochud, Bougro; DiDomenico, Schmid, gentlemen; Brodin, Desharnais, Mottet; Rossi, Walser, Jörg; Sprunger, Marchon, Bykov.
Observations: Ambri-Piotta without Fischer (suspended), Bianchi, Conz, D’Agostini and Incir (all injured), Friborg-Gottéron without Chavaillaz and Furrer (both injured).
Ambri has many reasons to be happy against Freiburg. Image: keystone
Davos – Lugano 1: 3
HC Lugano won against Davos for the fifth time in a row, this time 3-1. In the middle third, Ticino made the difference.
Davos deserves a trip for HC Lugano. For the second time in seven days, the people of Ticino returned via San Bernardino with three points. After a balanced third of the start, Dario Bürgler and Mikkel Bödker took a 3-1 lead, which lasted until the end.
Davos was particularly upset by the 1: 3 when Magnus Nygren lost the stick and Davos, already outnumbered, could only defend three of them. They saw a foul, but Bödker’s blow counted.
Even after that, the Luganesi were closer to 4: 1 than the Bündners at the connecting gate. The feared opponent held back the recently strengthened Davos.
Dario Bürgler: “It’s good to win twice against Davos.” Video: YouTube / MySports
Davos – Lugano 1: 3 (1: 1, 0: 2, 0: 0)
50 spectators. – SR Tscherrig / Nikolic (AUT), Fuchs / Wolf.
Tore: 5. Bertaggia (Arcobello) 0: 1. 13. Nygren (Corvi, Palushaj / Powerplaytor) 1: 1. 26. Bürgler (Suri, Lajunen) 1: 2. 35. Bodker (Powerplaytor) 1: 3.
Punish: 3 times 2 minutes against Davos, 5 times 2 plus 2 times 10 minutes (Lammer, Herburger) against Lugano.
PostFinance Top Scorer: Ambühl; Arcobello.
Davos: Mayer; Nygren, Zgraggen; Crouch down, young man; Heinen, War; Meyer, Barandun; Herzog, Ambühl, Hischier; Marc Wieser, Corvi, Turunen; Palushaj, Lindgren, Baumgartner; Marc Aeschlimann, Egli, Frehner.
Lugano: Schlegel; Hey, Riva; Loeffel, Wellinger; Nodari, wolf; Chiesa, trotter; Bodker, Arcobello, Bertaggia; Walker, Lajunen, Suri; Burgler, Herburger, Fazzini; Lammer, Sannitz, Romanenghi.
Observations: Davos without Du Bois, Kienzle, Paschoud, Rubanik and Dino Wieser (all injured), Lugano without Matewa, Morini and Zurkirchen (all injured). Davos from 58:30 to 59:38 without a goalkeeper.
The HCD is still a bag of luck. Image: keystone
SCRJ Lakers – Servette 0: 6
Genève-Servette launched a difficult January to perfection with a clear victory. The Geneva team beat the Rapperswil-Jona Lakers 6-0 thanks to three power play goals in the middle third.
In five minutes, Servette made up the difference. In the 27th minute, Marco Miranda took advantage of the guests’ longest outnumbered first situation to make it 2-0 and shortly after half the game, Marco Maurer and Henrik Tömmernes rose to 4-0. When the Geneva team scored for the third time in the middle third through Noah Rod, Rapperswil-Jonas goalkeeper Melvin Nyffeler had already given way to his replacement Noël Bader.
Servette, who returned to victory after two defeats in a row, will play 14 games against Berna at the end of the month, including the cup semi-final.
Rapperswil-Jona Lakers – Genève-Servette 0: 6 (0: 1, 0: 4, 0: 1)
1 spectator. – SR Salonen (FIN) / Staudenmann, Altmann / Dreyfus.
Tore: Fehr (Völlmin) 0: 1. 27. Miranda (Omark, Fehr / Powerplaytor) 0: 2. 32. (31:10) Maurer (Winnik) 0: 3. 32. (31:29) Tömmernes (Omark / Powerplaytor) 0: 4. 40. (39:13) Rod (Le Coultre / Powerplaytor) 0: 5. 50. Mercier (Vermin, Miranda) 0: 6.
Punish: 5 times 2 minutes against Rapperswil-Jona Lakers, 5 times 2 plus 10 minutes (Arnaud Riat) against Genève-Servette.
PostFinance Top Scorer: Cervenka; Omark.
Rapperswil-Jona Lakers: Nyffeler (32nd Bader); Profico, Jelovac; Vukovic, Dufner; Sataric, Maier; Randegger; Lehmann, Rowe, Eggenberger; Clark, Wick, Cervenka; Lhotak, Dünner, Schweri; Forrer, Ness, Weather; Loosli.
Geneva-Servette: Descloux; Jacquemet, Tömmernes; Völlmin, Le Coultre; Mercier, Maurer; Smons; Damien Riat, Fehr, Patry; Rod, Richard, Vermin; Moy, Winnik, Omark; Fritsche, Smirnovs, Miranda; Arnaud Riat.
Observations: Rapperswil-Jona Lakers without Egli, Moses and Payr (all injured), Genève-Servette without Berthon, Karrer, Kast (all injured) and Guebey (suspended) (Pre / sda).
Against Servette, Rappi’s tank was as empty as the Lido. Image: keystone
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