From the perspective of the Tölzer Löwen, two wins on one game weekend remain wishful thinking.
The Friday success in Bad Nauheim was followed by Kevin Gaudet's team, which had once again been decimated to important positions, with a sober 6-0 win against the Ravensburg Towerstars.
Bad Tölz - Right now, when winter is sending its first harbingers, there would be all sorts of need and space for warming messages.
But nothing of the kind: sporting reports with even an even remotely positive note deliberately avoid the spa town.
Striking, but not entirely surprising after the experience on Friday, the 2G-plus rule hit the office.
At least 330 spectators found the time and muse to take advantage of one of the much-frequented quick test offers in the region.
Respect to each and every one of us, but with this volume it is hardly possible to speak of a halfway useful ice hockey backdrop.
In view of these circumstances, the metaphor of a stair joke is forbidden with regard to the yawning empty stairs in the fan curve.
He's already sucked out with a look at the personal details.
Grant Besse and Thomas Brandl are absent
This time it was Grant Besse who, after Thomas Brandl's training injury, said goodbye to the ice as a new and supposedly long-term injured person.
After Huba Sekesi's head check in Bad Nauheim, Besse continued to bleed from the nose for a considerable time, which rarely bodes well in connection with a concussion.
When asked, Kevin Gaudet referred to managing director Jürgen Rumrich and the thinned out finances.
Dibelka, Brady and Spiro - all fail when shooting on goal
The coach's facial expressions that he might have to play longer with only three foreigners, on the other hand, were unquestionable. His lions, however, weren't that bad for long stretches of the game. But a toxic mixture of inability and bad luck thwarted any attempt to get a hit by conventional means. "We have a problem with scoring goals," said Gaudet, describing the missing core competence. After 50 seconds, Lubor Dibelka aimed at goalie Jonas Langmann's tank, Ian Brady failed on the outside rods of the Ravensburger housing and Cam Spiro on Langmann's rails. On the other hand, Georgiy Saakyan was ignored when Vinzenz Mayer crossed Nico Kolb - 0: 1. "First mistake - conceded goal," regretted the coach.Shortly before the first siren, the tower stars grabbed the 0: 2 from a counter-like situation. "Second mistake - goal again." The goals conceded were without exception unspectacular, but quickly made it clear in which direction this game was going.
We come out of the locker room, another mistake, another goal. "
Kevin Gaudet, coach of the Tölzer Löwen
Especially after James Bettauer's 3-0, which fell half a minute after the restart.
“We come out of the locker room, another mistake, another goal”, Gaudet finished the monotonous list.
From Tölz's point of view, little has changed.
Gaudet's men ran up, tried their best, but missed any scoring touch.
Dibelka's goal on the post and Spiro's attempt at a farmer's trick were the best opportunities.
In between, Thomas Merl even put the puck past the open goal corner from a short distance.
Ravensburg by no means held a gala.
Peter Russell's Eleven were simply more organized and more dangerous.
And so it was hardly surprising that the Upper Swabians also won the last section 2-0.
"After the 3-0 win we were tired," said Gaudet in defense of his team.
Tölzer Löwen - Ravensbg. Tower. 0: 6 (0: 2, 0: 2, 0: 2)
Goals:
0: 1 (14:23) Saakyan (Mayer, Dietz), 0: 2 (19:38) Koch (Czarnik, Gnyp), 0: 3 (20:29) Bettauer (Herr, Zucker), 0: 4 (32:53) Herr (Bettauer, Hessler), 0: 5 (46:40) Bettauer (Hlozek, Czarnik), 0: 6 (55:32) Mayer (Saakyan, Gnyp).
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Penalty minutes:
Bad Tölz 0, Ravensburg 2. -
Referee:
Brill / Singaitis.
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Spectators:
330.
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