With 0: 8, the Tölzer Löwen from EV Landshut are wiped off.
In the penultimate test match before the start of the season, huge differences between the two teams can be seen.
Bad Tölz - That's not how you want it as a club if you want to fuel the sale of season tickets, but difficulties arise with the ticket service provider: A sporty rubbing off at its finest at the beginning of the dress rehearsal weekend.
The Tölzer Löwen reached in the 0: 8 swatter against EV Landshut, at best, upper league level, were therefore mercilessly outclassed.
There was a lack of punch and playful finesse.
At times one could have assumed that Landshut measures itself against its own DNL team.
Powerful damper
First of all: in view of the preparation so far, nobody seriously expected a result for Tölz.
Rather, the match illustrated the difference between the predicted second division top and an area that cannot yet be specified.
It is difficult to attest to Tölz anything positive.
Because, as is well known, “always trying” is the description of below-average performance.
It was fifteen minutes before things took their course in the RSS arena. Then Robin Weihager scored 0-1 with a wrist shot. You can't leave that much space for the defending sniper. Andi Schwarz, of all people, set the second highlight. The Holzkirchner usually meets as often in an entire season as December has sunny days. But the ex-Leo does his job. Although the Tölzer had to accept the 0: 3 after the restart, at least the offensive scenes increased. Creating goal opportunities against a team of the quality of the EVL, let alone playing them to the end, is not easy. Landshut defended consistently. However, all attempts by the Tölzer seemed somehow conservative against the much smoother stick handling in Lower Bavaria.Marco Wölfl parried a fast break against Lukas Mühlbauer, before a little later two Tölzer wooded over the target, so the 0: 4 initiated negligently. The fifth blow to the neck fell after the best lion chance: Tyler McNeely got stuck with Dimitri Pätzold during the solo, and the return train rolled mercilessly.
As if the Tölzer lions ran up without a first row
It looked as if the Tölzer were running up without a front row.
Grant Besse is still struggling to settle in, Cam Spiro is injured.
In the final third, Seppi Hölzl was allowed to run for Wölfl.
A grateful task with the score of 0: 6, but he did the necessary while Lubor Dibelka missed the best chance for a consolation goal by solo.
Tölzer Löwen - EV Landshut 0: 8 (0: 2, 0: 4.0: 2)
Goals:
0: 1 (14:43) Weihager (nurse), 0: 2 (17:08) Schwarz (Forster), 0; 3 (20:35) Forster (nurse, 5-4), 0: 4 (34th place) : 10) Gill, 0: 5 (35:23) Forster (Mühlbauer), 0: 6 (38:26) Alderson (Weihager), 0: 7 (58:25) Weihager, 0: 8 (58:17) Alderson (Koch, Dersch), -
penalty minutes:
Tölz 10, Landshut 10, -
referee:
Gossmann / Holzer, -
spectators:
824.