Bad Tölz - It was only partially a clear result, but the Tölzer Löwe also managed to win in the second duel of the old masters.
The Buam dominated the second leg against SC Riessersee over two and a half thirds and also developed a number of top-class opportunities, but only used a fraction of them.
In the end, there was a 5-3 win over arch rivals from Werdenfelser Land.
800 spectators found their way into the RSS arena, the majority of them spread over the Tölzer fan curve and the main grandstand.
"It gives me goose bumps," said stadium announcer Sebastian Giglberger before reading out the team line-ups.
For a season he and micro-legend Dino Garasi had to play with empty ranks.
14 penalty minutes for SCR ruff Michael Knaub
The guest grabbed the first face-off. Luca Allavena was a tad faster than Tyler McNeely. The first goal belonged to the home side. Grant Besse started free-standing from the slot for the precision flick - 1-0. Mike Böhm, an old friend from Tölz's times, stood in the gate of the SCR. There was nothing wrong with Böhm's performance. Michael Knaub is undoubtedly a problem in the ranks of Garmisch-Partenkirchner. The German-Canadian is well known in Tölz from his time in Heilbronn. Especially when he was once sent on the ice to improperly provoke Shawn Weller. Knaub's protocol this time: A punishable action against Niki Hörmann on the gang, as a result of which the Tölzer homegrown prosecuted the rest of the game in civilian clothes.At the end of the second section, Knaub then added two unsportsmanlike conductors on a hook that is customary in the industry and from then on was out of action for 14 minutes.
Great relay to Merls 2-0
The Isarwinkler, detached from the small management team, has a lot of small construction sites in the course of the search process.
Nevertheless, things went much better on home ice than in the previous week.
Despite the absence of Marcus Götz and Cam Spiro.
Thomas Merl got the puck in the goal area, but not through three guest clubs.
After the first change of sides, Merl got better and used the power play from the first face-off after a great relay via Lubor Dibelka and Thomas Brandl.
Riessersee's follow-up goal was based on a faux pas in excess when Benjamin Kronawitter was granted the fast break.
But Dibelka corrected the small damage immediately on a pass from Tom Horschel.
It was also worth mentioning the courageous appearance of Anton Engel, which was super unlocked, but was minimally distorted in front of Böhm.
Test player Nico Kolb also missed a high-profile.
Emty net goal from Tyler McNeely
Besse then made the preliminary decision early in the final third.
One thought.
Because the tireless Werdenfelsers fought back at four against four, because the Tölzer had already downshifted a few percent in defensive thinking.
In the final second, Tyler McNeely made everything clear via Empty-net-Goal.
Tölzer Löwen - SC Ries-sersee 5: 3 (1: 0, 2: 1, 2: 2)
Goals:
1: 0 (1:34) Besse (Ott, Brandl), 2: 0 (22:18) Merl (Brady, Besse 5-4), 2: 1 (25:53) Kronawitter (4-5), 3: 1 (26:11) Dibelka (Horschel), 4: 1 (47:06) Besse (Merl, Eberhardt), 4: 2 (52:05) Soudek (Kronawitter, Linden), 4: 3 (59:08 ) Linden (Allavena), 5: 3 (59:59) McNeely (ENG).
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Penalty minutes:
Bad Tölz 12, Riessersee 18 + 10 Knaub (unsportsmanlike conduct).
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Referees:
Andreas Flad, Daniel Kannengießer.
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Spectators:
798.
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