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- The ZSC also wins the second game after quarantine and defeats Rapperswil 5: 3 in round 22 of the National League.
- Ambri-Piotta celebrates a close 2-1 victory over Geneva-Servette at home.
- The Tigres do not come from the spot and receive a 1: 4 defeat in Biel.
- The match between SC Bern and EV Zug, which was also scheduled for Saturday night, could not be held due to a crown case in central Switzerland.
ZSC Lions – Lakers 5: 3
For a long time it was a sovereign performance of the ZSC in the Hallenstadion. After an early deficit, the Zurich team was able to react through Marcus Krüger (8th) and Pius Suter (33rd), who scored his first goal of the season in a ZSC suit in the second game. The Lions, who played their second game out of quarantine, had the game largely under control and, thanks to Garrett Roe, took a 3-1 lead shortly after the second third break.
Rapperswil’s guests seemed unable to react for a long time. But Steve Moses’ 2-3 goal, his second goal that night, in the 54th minute heralded a very exciting final phase. Suddenly the ZSC began to swim, the Lakers pressed on the equalizer. The guests reacted promptly to Justin Sigrist’s 4: 2 (56th) with the renewed goal. But the compensation did not want to fall. Denis Hollenstein hit the empty door with the late siren.
Ambri-Piotta – Gin Servette 2: 1
HC Ambri-Piotta fooled Servette again: a 3-2 win in Geneva in mid-October was followed by a 2-1 home win on Saturday night. Servette lost 2 games in a row for the first time this season. Geneva is likely to be particularly upset about the numerous fines. The guests conceded the first goal at 4 on 4. At 0: 2, Eric Fehr was in the penalty area. Servette, who played very undisciplined, received 33 minutes of penalty between 18 and 40.
At Ambri, 23-year-old Finn Julius Nättinen shone once again, first as Michael Foras 1-0 setter, then as 2-0 executor. In his first 10 games in the National League, Nättinen accumulated 12 goals and 2 assists.
Biel – SCL Tigres 4: 1
The crisis summit between EHC Biel and the SCL Tigers was the best ending for Bieler. Interim manager Lars Leuenberger’s team beat Langnau 4-1. The decision was made in the second section. Luca Cunti (23rd) and Toni Rajala (25th) gave Biel a 2-0 lead in 124 seconds. Marc-Antoine Pouliot rose in the 38th minute with the second overpaid goal to 3-0.
Damian Stettler, 19, made his National League debut with the SCL Tigers. At the start of the second section he had to guard the gate for Ivars Punnenovs for 133 seconds, who had returned to the ice late from the third break. Stettler saved the first 4 shots in his case, but then conceded 0: 1 when they were short.
