After the early exit of the Eisbären Berlin in the Champions Hockey League (CHL), coach Serge Aubin emphasized the positive of the sometimes furious appearance in the 6: 3 win against HC Lugano.
"We were pretty good in the previous game against Bietigheim, but we have now made a step forward," said the Canadian on Tuesday evening.
Berlin - “Of course we're disappointed that we didn't get any further.
But for us it is really important that we have continued to grow together as a team. "
Aubin did not want to criticize the performance against the top Swiss club, which had certainly not had its best day.
"I really liked the way we played," said the 46-year-old coach.
“When it was time to make moves, we did.
When it came time to defend, we defended really well as a team.
It was really fun to watch the guys. "
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Almost 10,000 spectators celebrate the Kölner Haie, top favorite Adler Mannheim stumbles.
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With the success against Lugano, the German champions also managed their first home win of the current season.
"That feels good," said national player Leonhard Pföderl, who scored 3-1.
"So we now have a little more peace before the next home game."
First of all, the Berliners are about to continue their flawless away streak in the German Ice Hockey League (DEL).
On Thursday they want to win their sixth league game on foreign ice with the Nürnberg Ice Tigers (7.30 p.m. / Magentasport).
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