Drama in the Tiger Kage: Heilbronn defeats Bayreuth 8: 5 in a goal!

Drama in the Tiger Kage: Heilbronn defeats Bayreuth 8: 5 in a goal!

On Friday evening, the Onesto Tigers competed against the Heilbronn falcons, but the start of the game could hardly have been more unhappy. After only 24 seconds, the falcons took the lead through Zawatsky, which the Tigers visibly brought into trouble. While the team tried to stability, the falcons used every opportunity to expand their leadership.

The first punishment against the Tigers gave the Heilbronners an overpayment game that they could use for 2-0 when Anderson scored from the half -distance. The Tigers quickly found themselves behind, but they did not give up and remained combative. After eleven minutes, Brown managed the connecting goal with a good interaction, which the crowd in the stadium whipped. But the joy only lasted briefly, because 27 seconds after the goal, the falcons restored the old distance with another goal.

fighting spirit and catch -up of the Tigers

in the middle section, Zawatsky was again successful when he had overnight outnumbered from a short distance to 4: 1. Despite the pressure and the unfortunate situation, goalkeeper Andryukhov showed his strength and kept the Tigers in the game. The Bayreuther finally found themselves in the power play, which they rewarded with a goal. With another goal, the Tigers managed to reduce the distance and finally find it back into the game.

In the final third, the Tigers showed an impressive morality. Zawatsky netted again and the gap melt together. The Tigers stayed on the pulse of the action, and finally the equalization was achieved. The stadium shook when the team fought back in an exciting thriller. However, the falcons were efficient in the end and used an unfortunate outnumbered of the Tigers to take the lead again. Ouderkirk and Zawatsky made the final score of 5: 8 and sealed the defeat of the Tigers.

The imitation of the fighting spirit was a bright spot in an otherwise adverse course of the game. The Tigers are faced with a new challenge if they have to compete at the EC Peiting on Sunday at 6:00 p.m.

The course of the goals in the game was the following: 0: 1 Zawatsky (Jentsch), 0: 2 Anderson (Zawatsky), 1: 2. Zawatsky (Just, Jentsch), 4: 5. Ables (Brown, Menner), 5: 5 Hammerbauer (Israel), 5: 6 Supis (Jentsch), 5: 7 Ouderkirk (Cabana), 5: 8 Zawatsky (Mapes, Jentsch).

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