Eisbären Berlin: Championship ambitions and strong competition in the DEL!

Eisbären Berlin: Championship ambitions and strong competition in the DEL!

Berlin, Deutschland - The Eisbären Berlin march in ice hockey with full strength! The team of coach Serge Aubin has set an impressive sign in the Penny Del: With eleven victories in a row, they equalize their own club record from 2009. At the top of the table, the polar bears take their track and show that they are both in the league and in the champions Hockey League (Chl) can act at the highest level. National player Lean Bergmann, who was the only Berliner for Germany Cup, sums it up: "You don't drive on the very last groove, but it's no longer a new mature either." This shows that the team remains efficient even in stressful times.

Team spirit and hard work! Trainer Aubin emphasizes that all players work hard in training and the chemistry in the team is right. Sports director Stephane Richer has obviously brought the right characters into the cabin, which is reflected in the excellent mood both and next to the ice. The team radiates self -confidence and is ready to celebrate further success. Ingolstadt follows in second place behind the polar bears, despite two defeats against Munich and Frankfurt. Munich, less with two games, already has eleven points behind, while Bremerhaven and Mannheim are trying to find their shape. Mannheim seems to get going slowly, while Bremerhaven cannot build on the achievements of last season.

surprises and disappointments in the league

A real ray of hope is the team from Nuremberg, which is sensational on a playoff place, despite the loss of key players to financial clubs. Manager Stefan Ustorf has put together a powerful team that impresses with a limited budget. On the other hand, Straubing is the biggest disappointment of the season. With tenth and tenth and tied with Augsburg, the Tigers bubble in the lower half of the table, although a lot was invested. The bad luck of injury is plagued by Düsseldorfer eG, which can be found in the relegation battle, while Schwenningen is surprisingly in the twelfth place - a position that nobody expected.