Polar bears fight until the end, lose dramatically in penalty shooting

Polar bears fight until the end, lose dramatically in penalty shooting

In an exciting ice hockey game on Friday evening, the Eisbären Regensburg met the Kassel Huskies in a hard-fought duel of the DEL 2. The polar bears finally had to give up 2: 3 in penalty shooting, although they caught up a two-goal deficit. In the North Hesse-Arena, 4244 spectators saw how Kassel took the lead through two early goals from Tristan Keck and Louis Brune.

After a goalless second third, the polar bears showed impressively that they didn't want to give up. Olle Liss Scorte shortly before the end of the first third, which gave the Regensburgers new courage. In the final third, Pierre Preto managed to equalize that caused a dramatic extension that went to the penalty shootout. Here, however, it was Alec Ahlroth, who set the decisive goal for Kassel, which was able to win the victory after a gripping fight, as well as HNA reported .

changeable game courses

The match was characterized by intensive moves and strategic thinking. Eisbear coach Peter Flache had to change his ranks due to injuries and illnesses. Matej Giesl's comeback was particularly worth mentioning after an injury, while Moritz Köttstorfer was sick at short notice. Despite the brilliant catch -up, the critical moments in the game, such as the punishments against the polar bears, were crucial for the outcome because they brought both advantages and setbacks.

The team from Regensburg has not yet given its last chance of the championship title, because they will play on the ESV Kaufbeuren in another crucial game on Sunday. Here you will focus on the tenth station of your catch -up to finally create the turning point in the season, as Middle Bavarian reported .