EA Schongau has a game-free weekend ahead of them in the Bayernliga.
However, there is no reason for the “mammoths” to sit back and relax.
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- With a meager point from the last two games, EA Schongau says goodbye to the game-free weekend in the Bayernliga.
At TEV Miesbach, the "Mammuts" showed a convincing performance, which was not rewarded.
In the end they had to admit defeat 3: 4 (0: 2, 2: 1, 1: 1).
Against the basement child EC Pfaffenhofen, however, the EAS lacked the necessary attitude, in the end the game was lost on its own after extra time 6: 7 (1: 3, 3: 2, 2: 1, 0: 1).
You shouldn't act like that.
Schongau's coach Rainer Höfler after the game against Pfaffenhofen
“You can't act like that,” said the angry coach Rainer Höfler about the negligence of his squad against Pfaffenhofen, which had only won a single win in twelve games before the guest appearance in Schongau.
With Steve Pepin, who had only replaced Andreas Bentenrieder a few days ago, a new coach joined the guests.
Bentenrieder, who had already trained in Schongau, resigned immediately after only two weeks in office.
EA Schongau: against Pfaffenhofen initially only half-heartedly on the matter
Of the uncertainty due to this interplay in the gang, however, there was little to be seen among the Pfaffenhofeners. Rather, they started out committed and self-confident, although the Schongauers, who often only got down to business, made it relatively easy for them. “Only the first ECP series is dangerous, but you don't have to be afraid,” said Höfler. But at least the ECP parade series around the former Riesserseer Nick Endress struck twice in the first third. At 1-0 by Moritz Neureuther, the guests completed a counterattack without any pressure (2nd), at 2-0 by Connor Sanvido, the EAS defense was outwitted by a long pass to the blue line (7th). Even the connection hit by David Seelmann could not really inspire the home side (9th). Instead, Endress (14.) an outnumbered game by his team to restore the two-goal gap.
EA Schongau: Four seconds after the 3: 3 already behind again
In the middle section, the Schongauers slowly found their way into the game.
Florian Seelmann (23rd) and funding licensing player David Moor with a hit (31st), also ensured a balanced situation in terms of results.
The joy of the 3: 3 equalization lasted just four seconds (!) Before Endress - still in power play - brought the Pfaffenhofern back into the lead.
In the final phase of this section, Danny Hanlon even increased to 5: 3 (39th), before Florian Höfler brought the home side back up to one goal (40th).
In the final third, the “Mammoths” got off to a tailor-made start.
Only 17 seconds after the first bully Roman Tomanek marked the renewed tie.
Then the same game again:
Pfaffenhofen advanced through David Felsoci (47th), the Schongau team pulled straight through a second shorthander, this time from Jakub Muzik (54th).
In the extension, Sanvido used another penalty time against Höfler for the third overpayment goal of the ECP - and thus for the decision.
EA Schongau: "Mammoths" catch up 0: 3 deficit in Miesbach
In Miesbach, the EAS started the game a bit sleepy, which the home side promptly punished with two goals (5th, 16th).
When the favored TEV increased to 3-0 in the middle section, a preliminary decision seemed to have been made.
The "mammoths" fought their way back into the game.
Matthias Müller shortened to 1: 3 (29th).
Jason Lavallée and Miesbach's Niki Meier then fought a fistfight without gloves, for which both fighters were given a game penalty (37th).
Höfler used the space on the ice rink shortly before the third break to hit the next goal (40th).
EA Schongau: Unfortunate deflected shot seals defeat in Miesbach
After the 3: 3 equalization by Tomanek (45th), the game now seemed to tip in favor of the EAS.
A strange and from the point of view of the guests extremely unfortunate goal prevented the surprise.
Sebastian Deml forged the target so unfortunate that it landed untenable for the strong playing EAS goalie Daniel Blankenburg to the 4-3 winning goal of the TEV in the corner (55th).
"It's a shame, the boys showed a good performance against a strong opponent," said assistant trainer Helmut Maucher, who took in the head coach who was unable to attend.
