It was a very short preparation for TSV Peißenberg with only two test matches.
The results are positive for the "ice hackers".
Schongau / Peißenberg
- Both teams lacked some regular staff.
Therefore, the test match between EA Schongau and TSV Peißenberg only had limited significance.
After the 5: 2 (3: 0, 2: 0, 0: 2) success for the "ice hackers", both coaches gained important insights.
Ice hockey: Peißenberg mercilessly punishes Schongau's mistakes
The EAS showed that it would not work without foreigners and other top performers.
Although the Peißenberger, for whom it was the second and last preparation game before the start of the Bayernliga next Friday, were also not complete, they dominated over two thirds of the event.
“In the end it was a matter of attitude.
You can't present yourself like we did at the beginning, ”said the angry EAS coach Rainer Höfler.
Roman Tomanek, Jakob Muzik, Jonas Lautenbacher and Simon Maucher were missing, and the second suit didn't fit at all.
"We had a slight loss of targets and were too slow at the back," said Höfler, listing errors that Peißenberg punished mercilessly.
"In the first and second thirds the team did what we set out to do," said "Ice Hacker" coach Randy Neal, who, in contrast to his Schongau colleague, looked satisfied.
"In the final third we lost the thread a bit, but the performance was okay for the team we had on the ice," said Neal, who had to do without the Andrä brothers, Moritz Birkner and Martin Lidl.
Ice hockey: Schongau forced to take a break after a short time
His team started like the fire brigade in front of 111 spectators in the Schongauer Halle.
Manuel Singer (2nd), Dominik Ebentheuer (4th) during an outnumbered game and Maximilian Malzatzki (10th) punished the sleepy Schongauer with three goals within a few minutes.
Höfler was then forced to take a break to rearrange his team.
That succeeded to some extent.
Schongau's goalkeeper Daniel Blankenburg kept his box clean until the third break.
In the middle of the second round, however, the “Mammoths” began to show more negligence.
Valentin Hörndl and Malzatzki took advantage of the opponents' inadequacies with the hits to make it 4-0 (30th) and 5-0 (31st).
“This leadership of the Peißenberger was well deserved,” acknowledged Höfler.
His cabin sermon in the second break then had an effect.
The Schongauer came back to the ice with more commitment.
Newcomer Florian Seelmann, who made a good game, scored the first goal for the home side (41st).
A little later Tobias Turner made the 2: 5 follow (45th).
Only then did the Peissenbergers get up again.
Both teams recorded chances in the increasingly hectic final phase, in which some nickeliness and hardship crept in.
But there were no more hits.
Statistics
EA Schongau - TSV Peißenberg 2: 5 (0: 3, 0: 2, 2: 0)
1st third: 0: 1 (1:06) Singer, 0: 2 (3:01) Ebentheuer (Maier, Singer / 5-4), 0: 3 (9:12) Malzatzki (Imminger / Mooslechner).
2nd third: 0: 4 (29:30) Hörndl (Estermaier), 0: 5 (30:41) Malzatzki (Wagner, Imminger).
Third third: 1: 5 (40:47) Seelmann (Turner), 2: 5 (44:42) Turner (Seelmann).
Penalty minutes: Schongau 10, Peißenberg 18. Spectators: 111
