Three wins at home on Monday – Davos beat Ambri – Zug and the Lakers also with Siegen – Sport

• After 3 losses to Ambri, HCD celebrates another victory against Leventino.
• EV Zug outscores SCL Tigers 5: 1 thanks to four goals in the first half hour.
• The Rapperswil-Jona Lakers also have a home win in a 5-2 win against Lugano.

Davos – Ambri Piotta 3: 1

After relatively clear defeats recently, HCD were able to defeat Ticino for the first time this season. In their home stadium, Bündner scored the goals against Ambri at the right moment. After a balanced start, it was Chris Egli who made it 1-0 in the 7th minute. Ambri goalkeeper Damiano Ciaccio did not cut a good figure by shooting from an acute angle.

HCD made it 2-0 just as the guests seemed to find their way into the game. Magnus Nygren’s wrist shot in the 18th minute sat down. Shortly after the first break, Egli made things clear again. Ambri was able to cut short in the second third, but Ticino couldn’t get close until the end of the game.

EV Zug – SCL Tigres 5: 1

EVZ put a lot of pressure on Langnau early on and was rewarded with an early 1-0 win by Dario Simion in the 5th minute. The Tigers managed to level the game more evenly, but conceded Erik Thorell’s 0: 2 before the match. first mermaid. Jan Kovar’s preparatory work was particularly notable for this success.

Grégory Hofmann and Yannick Zehnder finally set the course for victory in the 29th minute, the subsequent 1: 4 goal in Patrick Petrini’s power play (34th) was only a small cosmetic result. Simion finished the game shortly before the end of the game with his second goal. Zug salutes as leader.

Lakers – Lugano 5: 2

Rapperswil-Jona finds his way back to victory after the last two defeats against Lugano. After the St. Gallen team won 3-0 meanwhile, they had to briefly shake at the end. Alessio Bertaggia led Lugano to 2: 3 on a power play and 6 on 4.

Kevin Clark redeemed the Lakers 72 seconds later with his second personal hit. Shortly before the end, Andrew Rowe secured the final score 5: 2 with an empty nettle. 4 of the 7 hits were outnumbered. Particularly worth watching was Lugano’s Tim Heed’s precise force shot, which had led to the 1: 3 break.