Congenial storm duo of the SCR

Created: 06/11/2022, 22:31

By: Patrick Hilmes

The same scenario over and over again: (from left) Robin Soudek, Lubor Dibelka and Kevin Slezak high five from their teammates on the bench.

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The SC Riessersee is well recovered from the bitter bankruptcy in the top game against Weiden and finishes off the EV Lindau with 5:2.

Robin Soudek and Lubor Dibelka stand out.

Garmisch-Partenkirchen –

Arjen Robben in his active days is such an example.

Again and again the Dutchman pulled in, put the ball on his strong left foot and flicked the ball into the left corner of the goal.

Every opponent knew this move, but it was almost impossible to defend.

The SCR has a similar scheme that regularly results in goals.

Lubor Dibelka fits Robin Soudek – or the other way around – and the SCR is already celebrating.

So also three times on Sunday evening in the 5-2 win of the white-blue over EV Lindau.

SCR goalie has nothing to do, but Lindau's keeper has plenty

But that didn't work in third one.

On the other hand, the scoreboard showed a 0:0 at the break.

Was extremely flattering on the guests to say the least.

Because SCR goalie Daniel Boehm had to be afraid that he would freeze in front of his red-framed case.

Leon Doubrawa would have liked to have had such worries, as he was sweating profusely.

But it was worth it, the Lindau goalie kept his box clean.

It was because of him, his self-sacrificing defenders and the hosts' lack of precision.

Soudek and Co. continued where they left off on Friday at 4-1 in Weiden: they created chance after chance and missed chance after chance.

The opposing goal seemed nailed shut again.

SCR accumulates penalties and loses the thread

Difference to the top game: the SCR didn't burn anything at the back.

The white-blues around defense chief and captain Simon Mayr were also armed against quick transitions and made a wide-awake impression.

Only at the end of the first third did the action shift to the Riessersee third, as they were no longer complete.

Three minutes before the first break, Sam Verelst received a two plus two minute penalty.

Immediately afterwards, Ville Hyvärinen replaced him in the penalty box.

Then the flow of the game was the hosts.

Although they excelled in penalty-killing by being almost more at the target than Lindau, the offensive was now paralyzed.

Suddenly the worm was in there.

Reflected a scene from Dibelka, who fired but then realized he didn't have the disc on his bat anymore.

That changed when Dibelka – this time with the disc on his racquet – put Soudek in the spotlight and he scored to make it 1-0.

But the Garmisch-Partenkirchners quickly robbed themselves of momentum again, as Jan Niklas Pietsch was twice given two minutes to think in a very short time.

It's his own fault because he went about his work clumsily with petty whistling referees and quickly falling Lindauers.

Strong response from the SCR to equalize

It didn't take revenge, but after 22 seconds of play it was suddenly 1-1 in the final third.

Lindau's Vincenz Mayer had been successful with a one-timer from the back.

The guests didn't have much time to celebrate, however, because Riessersee answered promptly and was worth seeing.

The Soudek-Dibelka-Kevin Slezak series showed how beautiful one-touch hockey is.

Lindau went way too fast, so Soudek only had to hit the empty goal.

Now, for a change, there was no penalty from the SCR, but directly the 3:1.

After winning a disc, it quickly went through Marlon Wolf to Christopher Chyzowski, who found the gap between Doubrawa and the aluminum.

A slapstick scene finally cleared things up.

Lindau played a back pass, which one of the officials unfortunately stopped.

As a result, Slezak had a clear path and made it 4:1.

All complaints from the guests did not help, referees are just air.

Although Lindau shortened to 2:4, the home win of the Riesserseer was no longer in danger.

Especially since the congenial duo Soudek/Dibelka didn't have enough.

For the third time that evening, Dibelka prepared and Soudek executed.

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The SCR didn't shine, but after such a bitter defeat in the top game on Friday, in which many grains were left and the end of the winning streak (six games), one can't expect that either.

It was important not to fall into a small hole, but to return directly to the road to success.

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Now a break follows, next Friday the SCR is free of play, then the Oberliga pauses in view of the Germany Cup.

Time to rest and then take revenge on 18 November at home against Peiting for the fourth matchday defeat.