Wolf pack after the break: catch -up against Foxes and Blue Devils

Wolf pack after the break: catch -up against Foxes and Blue Devils

An exciting week stands before the wolves themselves, who are now going to return to the competition after a one-week break. This time was used to recover from physical injuries and recharge your batteries. The wolf pack will compete against the Lausitzer Füchse in Weißwasser on Friday evening at 7:30 p.m. On Sunday there will be an important home game against the Blue Devils Weiden, which is already sold out.

The wolves have been plagued some difficulties lately: seven defeats have strongly added to the self-confidence of the players. Injuries, individual mistakes and a lack of happiness in the game contributed to the poor results. Now it is crucial for the team to free themselves from this predicament, which can only succeed through team spirit, fighting spirit and hard work. The striker Chad Bassen expressed optimistic that the international break of the team did well: "We spent a few days near Zell am See together with the McMillans. It was good to be out for a few days," said Bassen.

The upcoming opponents

The Lausitzer Füchse are currently in ninth place in the table, ten points in front of the wolves themselves, which urgently need a victory to approach the coveted pre-playoff places. In the first leg, the wolves were already able to win a victory and hope to be able to repeat this success. Lane Scheidl is the best scorer of the foxes and counts with eight goals and nine templates. The foxes also obliged an experienced striker, Maximilian Kislinger, to improve their opportunities.

The Blue Devils Weiden, who are guests on Sunday, are currently in 13th place, only one point behind the wolves. In the season so far, the wolves already performed strongly against Weiden, and Bassen was the match winner with two goals in the first leg. The Blue Devils bring a dangerous offensive power with Tomas Rubes and his two goals as well as eleven templates.

look ahead

With the focus on the upcoming game in Weißwasser, Bassen hopes that the wolves can build on their strong performance in the first leg. "We have to serve our game system and work hard, then we can achieve a positive result," says the striker. The anticipation for the home game against the Blue Devils is also noticeable, since the Netzsch Arena is already sold out on Sunday, which makes the games a special event.

The wolves still have to do without several injured players, including Luis Marusch and Richard Gelke. Nevertheless, newcomers Lukas Koziol will make his debut in the upcoming game. It is important for the fans to know that no box office is open to the home game. The arena opens its doors an hour and a half before the start of the game, and a ticket is essential.

The themselves are facing a crucial challenge to secure their place in the table and to initiate the trend reversal. The pressure is high, but with a strong unit and the right focus, the ketchup bottle effect, in which successes suddenly come after a long dry spell, are reality for the wolves.

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