Pure disappointment: Black Hawks lose home game against the bottom!

Pure disappointment: Black Hawks lose home game against the bottom!

Freyung-Grafenau, Deutschland - The Passau Black Hawks experienced a game on Friday evening that converted a bitter disappointment from the euphoria of the "Teddy Bear Toss". In front of 683 spectators in the Eisarena, the Black Hawks had to accept a clear 3: 6 defeat against the bottom of the Stuttgart, which was primarily due to serious defensive errors and an uninspired game. The first deficit fell after 68 seconds, and although Artur Sevcenko and Carter Popoff were able to take care of the compensation, the Black Hawks fought throughout the game. The double strike by the former Deggendorf player Matthew Pistilli, who turned the game in the second third in favor of the guests, was particularly bitter. Coach Thomas Vogl was disappointed with the performance and noticed: "From the second third we completely lost the thread and somehow always ran after", which brings the Playoff hopes of the Black Hawks into a serious danger.

difficult times for the Black Hawks

For the Black Hawks, it is now a challenge to lick the wounds and prepare for the next encounter. The next game is coming up in Bietigheim on Sunday, where you urgently need points so as not to set in the table cellar. The players left the ice under the pressure of their own expectations, while the Stuttgart team cheered, especially the goal shooters Pistilli and Herm, who gave the fans the opportunity to celebrate an emotional victory.

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