There are not always great days against the top teams in the Bayernliga.
That was what the Peißenberg "Miners" had to experience in their home game against championship leaders TEV Miesbach.
Peißenberg
- Christian Kratzmeir is not into euphoria. Even after victories, the Peißenberg “Miners” coach clearly addresses the deficits in his team. The criticism after the 1: 4 (0: 1, 1: 0, 0: 3) home defeat against TEV Miesbach was surprisingly limited. “I'm never satisfied with a defeat. But I saw them coming. The boys are at their limit and couldn't get as good a performance as they did against Klostersee, ”said Kratzmeir after the zero number against the title contender, who is getting better and better after a cautious start to the season and now has nine wins in a row. With this success in Peißenberg, the Miesbachers defended the championship lead in the Bayernliga.
Ice hockey: Peißenberg has long been equal because Miesbach only does the bare minimum
"We were physically and mentally unable to stand up to the TEV", stated Kratzmeir, although his team kept the game open for over two thirds. However, it was less thanks to the "Miners" that it was a duel at eye level for a long time, but rather to the guests. For a long time, the people of Miesbach only did what was absolutely necessary. "The team called everything tactically," said TEV coach Michael Baindl, describing the unadorned style of play of his team, which had to do without the injured Patrick Asselin for a short time. But the Peissenbergers weren't complete either. With Valentin Hörndl, Moritz Birkner and Tobias Estermaier, who was on the score sheet but did not appear, the "Miners" were missing three important strikers. Therefore, the trained defender Dominik Ebentheuer,like last week against Klostersee, help out on the offensive.
Ice hockey: Despite the 2G Plus rule, almost 300 spectators come to the Peißenberg ice rink
The surprisingly stately backdrop - despite the 2G-Plus admission rule, 270 fans watched this top game - for a long time only served ice hockey lean meals.
Many bad passes on both sides let attacks stall prematurely.
Scoring chances therefore remained in short supply.
The Miesbachers, who took the lead early through Max Bergmann (4th), managed the 1-0 well into the second round because the Peißenberger had enormous problems building up pressure.
Little came even during a double majority in the first third.
“We didn't even shoot on goal,” criticized Kratzmeir.
Ice hockey: Max Malzatzki uses a Peißenberg outnumbered game to equalize 1: 1
In the middle third, little changed in the character of the game.
After a good chance for Martin Andrä and a shot from the post by the guests, Miesbach's Alex Thyroff received a 2 + 2 minute penalty.
And this time the Peißenberger took advantage of their numerical superiority, Max Malzatzki scored to equalize 1: 1 (32nd).
As a result, the Miesbacher had more play again.
Ice hockey: Miesbach ensures the preliminary decision with a double strike
However, the superiority of the guests only had an impact on the score in the final third.
After hits by Benedikt Pölt (46th) and Felix Feuerreiter (50th), the guests moved away to 3: 1.
The Peißenbergers lacked the strength to turn the game in their favor.
Instead, Christoph Fischhaber, who poked the disc past Korbinian Sertl to make it 4-1 into the goal (58th), made the decision.
statistics
TSV Peißenberg - TEV Miesbach 1: 4 (0: 1, 1: 0, 0: 3)
1st third:
0: 1 (3:03) Bergmann (Frosch, Slavicek / 5-4).
2nd third:
1: 1 (31:42) Malzatzki (Martin Andrä, Ebentheuer / 5-4).
Third third:
1: 2 (45:31) Pölt (Meineke, Kirsch), 1: 3 (49:35) Feuerreiter (Slavicek, Deml), 1: 4 (57:45) Fischhaber (frog, Swiss chard).
Penalty minutes:
Peißenberg 4, Miesbach 10 + 5 for Thyroff (tripping).
Spectators:
262
