In the home game against Pfaffenhofen, the "Miners" prevailed as expected.
One of the Peißenberg strikers was in top form in TSV's thrashing victory.
Peißenberg
– The Peißenberg “Miners” managed to make amends for the annoying defeat two days earlier in Waldkraiburg.
In the Bayernliga home game against EC Pfaffenhofen, they celebrated their fourth double-digit success of the season with a 10:2 (3:0, 4:1, 3:1).
Outstanding in this shooting festival against the overwhelmed tail light was the series around the five-time goal scorer Dejan Vogl, who was involved in nine of the ten goals.
Coach Staltmayr praises: The team implemented the guidelines well
"We had big plans after the Waldkraiburg game that we gave up," reported coach Sepp Staltmayr.
Like his coaching colleague Stefan Ihsen, he demanded a reaction against the bottom of the table from his team, which started without the injured defenders Christoph Frankenberg and Manuel Singer - and that came.
“The team implemented the instructions well.
She exerted a lot of pressure and was better defensively," said Staltmayr after the eleventh home win, with which his team has now mathematically made it into the championship round perfectly.
The “Miners” already won the first leg against Pfaffenhofen hands down
The game against Pfaffenhofen – the “Miners” had won the first leg 14:3 – began to the taste of the 500 or so Peißenberg supporters.
A strong combination from the Vogl series was completed by Derek Mecrones after just 79 seconds with the home team's quick opening goal.
The fifth in the table then presented themselves extremely effectively in the majority game.
Vogl used the first power play to make it 2-0 (13th) and just four minutes later the 31-year-old forward doubled his team's lead to make it 3-0 (17th).
At the beginning of the middle section, Robert Gebhardt brought the guests back to 1:3 after a ricochet rebound (26th).
In response to this Pfaffenhofen goal, four Peissenberger goals followed by the end of the third – all of them scored by Dejan Vogl's attacking line.
Brett Mecrones (31st), two defenders Max Malzatzki (33rd, 40th) and Vogl (35th) screwed the result to 7:1.
In the final third, Dejan Vogl scored his goals four and five
After the native of Slovenia had netted for the fourth time at the beginning of the final round to make it 8:1 (44 th ), another Peißenberg attack line was also allowed to contribute to the scoring.
Dominic Krabbat overcame former “Miners” backup Jonathan Kornreder, who had just replaced his goalkeeper colleague Patrick Weiner, with a backhand shot to make it 9:1 (49 th ).
The hosts also changed their keeper in the closing stages.
Thomas Zimmermann, who came on for Korbinian Sertl, had to admit defeat after a low shot from Kilian Strack (55th).
Shortly before the end, Dejan Vogl, who ultimately scored nine points, made the double-digit victory for his team perfect with a shot from the turn (58th).
"The defeat was also deserved at altitude, the pressure from the strong Peißenberger was simply too great,"
statistics
TSV Peißenberg - EC Pfaffenhofen 10: 2 (3: 0, 4: 1, 3: 1)
1st period: 1: 0
(1:19) D. Mecrones (B. Mecrones, D. Vogl), 2: 0 (12:38) D. Vogl (D. Mecrones, B. Mecrones/5-4), 3: 0 (16:11) D. Vogl (Malzatzki, B. Mecrones/5-3).
2nd period:
3: 1 (25:44) Gebhardt (Felsoci, Tlacil), 4: 1 (30:28) B. Mecrones (D. Vogl, D. Mecrones), 5: 1 (32:32) Malzatzki ( D. Vogl), 6: 1 (34:38) D. Vogl (Malzatzki, Birkner), 7: 1 (39:42) Malzatzki (D. Vogl, D. Mecrones).
3rd period:
8: 1 (43:44) D. Vogl (D. Mecrones, B. Mecrones), 9: 1 (48:31) Krabbat (Fissekis), 9: 2 (54:41) Strack (Ermakov) , 10:2 (57:40) D. Vogl (Malzatzki, T. Vogl).
Penalty minutes:
Peißenberg 4, Pfaffenhofen 10.
Spectators:
504.