With a win against a league competitor (4: 3 in Geretsried) and a good performance against a league club (2: 5 against Füssen) the "Miners" of TSV Peißenberg say goodbye to the preparation.
Next Friday, the ESC Dorfen will for the first time have Bayern League points.
Peißenberg - With a win against a league competitor (4: 3 in Geretsried) and a good performance against a league team (2: 5 against Füssen) the "Miners" of TSV Peißenberg say goodbye to the preparation. Next Friday, the ESC Dorfen will for the first time have Bayern League points.
"That was a successful conclusion", judged "Miners" spokesman Andreas Schugg after the 4: 3 victory at the "River Rats" of the ESC Geretsried.
With the result, the Peissenbergers also returned the favor for the defeat a few days before (we reported).
However, the "Miners" in Geretsried were already 3-0 down.
An overpaid goal by Martin Lidl (23rd) and an underpayed goal by Dominic Krabbat (34th) brought the guests back.
Then an open exchange of blows developed.
In the final third, the weak Geretsriedern lost their strength.
The "Miners" got more and more upper water.
Moritz Birkner (49th) finally equalized and only 17 seconds later Tomas Rousek scored the Peißenberg winner.
"Peißenberg Miners" keep up against Füssen for a long time
Two days before that, the Bayern league team had kept up very well for 35 minutes at their home ice rink against EV Füssen, who played a class higher. In the end there was a 2-5 defeat. “The first third against Füssen was the best third in preparation,” praised “Miners” coach Christian Kratzmeir. The Peißenberger went to work against the Allgäu extremely committed and concentrated, so that the favored Füssener remained without a goal in the first round. With an energetic start, Valentin Hörndl (24th) even shot the home side in the lead in the middle section. Several penalty times and playing errors on the Peißenberger side let the guests get into the game better. By the end of the third, Füssen had turned the game with three hits (35th, 38th, 38th).
In the final round, the class difference became more and more apparent, with the "Miners" making life more difficult with visits to the penalty box.
Ultimately, the EVF scored two goals (42nd, 56th) In between, Krabbat (49th) marked the Peißenberger's second goal.
"But you noticed that the team wanted and that the boys had a lot of self-confidence," said Schugg.