NL recap – Lions destroy Ambri’s dreams in playoffs – Freiburg qualified – Sport

• Ambri-Piotta is subject to the 2: 4 ZSC and says goodbye to the holidays after the regular season.
• Friborg-Gottéron is in the playoffs after a 6-2 win over Langnau.
• EVZ tied Graubünden’s qualifying points record for the 2010/11 season against Davos.
• After taking the lead, Lugano is still beaten by Lausanne 1: 3 at home.

ZSC Lions – Ambri-Piotta 4: 2

After the 2: 4 loss at the ZSC Lions, it’s clear: Ambri-Piotta will go on vacation after qualifying. With their 0.959 point ratio, the Leventines no longer have a chance of making the pre-playoffs. But Ambri didn’t let it pass without a final rebound: Brendan Perlini (15th) and Michael Fora (17th) made up an early deficit at 112 seconds in the power play. The goal that put Zurich on the winning track was shot by Roman Wick (36th), of all. Until then, the forward had failed to score in 59 games in all seasons; now he was able to end the dry spell. After the 4: 2 immediately after the second third break, Ticino gasped.

Freiburg-Gottéron – SCL Tigers 6: 2

Freiburg showed no problems at home against the bottom of the table, SCL Tigers. Saanestädter achieved an indisputable 6-2 win and thus secured a place in the playoffs. Julien Sprunger played an important role in this. The 35-year-old forward scored a hat trick in 23 minutes. Then the Gottéron veteran left the goals to his teammates: Chris DiDomenico (33rd), Nathan Marchon (39th) and Andrej Bykow (40) dismantled the Tigers, who are probably yearning for the end of the season, in their individual parts. Alexei Dostoinow achieved some aesthetic results with the interval 1: 4 (37th) and Samuel Erni shortly before the end with the 2: 6.

Zug – Davos 4: 2

Thanks to a furious final sprint, the EVZ celebrated its fifth victory in a row. The Zugers trailed 1: 2 against Davos until the 50th minute, before Carl Klingberg (50/59) and Sven Senteler (57) forced luck on Central Switzerland. Justin Abdelkader had previously shot the undisputed leader 1-0 up front (23rd). Fabrice Herzog and Marc Wieser turned the game upside down in the middle third, ultimately without a profit. With the triple, Zug tied Graubünden’s point record for the 2010/11 season.

Lugano – Lausanne 1: 3

HC Lugano lost to Lausanne 1: 3 and had to return the Vaudois to second place. It was Lugano’s first loss after the last 8 wins in a row. The “Bianconeri” lacked the necessary efficiency, and then there was also bad luck. Almost symbolic of the decisive 1: 3 in the penultimate minute of the middle third, when Alessandro Chiesa lost the stick at the most inopportune moment and Christoph Bertschy got it.