Defeats for Scorpions and Indians: This is how ice hockey Sunday was going!

Defeats for Scorpions and Indians: This is how ice hockey Sunday was going!

Hannover, Deutschland - On January 5, 2025, the two ice hockey league teams Hannover Scorpions and Hannover Indians lost their games. The Scorpions had to give up the Tilburg Trappers 3: 6. The game took place in the Ars Arena in front of 1238 spectators, and despite their defeat, the Scorpions remain in second place in the north season, but have seven points behind the leaders from Tilburg.

In the first third, Anthony Rinaldi scored the first goal of the game in the 5th minute, followed by Danny Stempher, who scored in the 12th minute to 0: 2. The Scorpions were heavily handicapped because they had to compete without Lukas Bender and Alex Heinrich and only had five defenders. The trappers increased the pressure, and Max Hermens made 3-0 in the 24th minute. Justin Kirsch managed to score the connection goal for the Scorpions in the 27th minute, but stem rested the old gap in the 40th minute with his second goal. Hermens decided the game in the 48th minute with the 1: 5, before the scorpions could shorten Dylan Wruck (49th minute) and Marcus Götz (56th minute) to 3: 5. Rinaldi finally made the 3: 6 final score in the 59th minute.

Indians lose just against Saale Bulls Halle

The Hannover Indians also suffered a defeat, they lost 2: 3 in an exciting game against the Saale Bulls Hall. Timo Gams put Halle in the lead in the 8th minute before Lucca Krüger equalized in the 19th minute. Eetu Elo quickly restored the lead of the Bulls and scored 2-1 in the 21st minute. Halle was also able to counter the renewed equalization by Robin Palka in the 23rd minute when Robert Hechtl scored the 3: 2 in the 30th minute, which had existed until the final siren.

like Hannoversche Allen Zeitung reported, there were decisive moments in the games of the Scorpions and Indians, which significantly influenced the outcome of the games. In addition, on the 31st matchday of the Oberliga Nord on

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