Red Bulls celebrate gripping overtime victory in Feldkirch

Red Bulls celebrate gripping overtime victory in Feldkirch

Feldkirch was the scene of an exciting ice hockey game last evening when the EC Red Bull Salzburg celebrated a narrow 6: 5 victory after extra time in a gripping duel against the Pioneers Vorarlberg. After a dramatic up and down in the game, it was a true fighting game that held the audience on the edge of her seats until the last minute.

The encounter started with a lot of pressure from the Red Bulls, who tried to enforce their way of playing while the Pioneers lurked on counter opportunities. Goalkeeper David Kickert in particular showed up in impressive form at the beginning and fended off some dangerous shots. Nevertheless, he had to accept Brady Gilmour's first goal, who took the lead for the home side in the tenth minute of play.

drama up to the last second

After an unfortunate first third and a deficit, the Red Bulls consolidated in the second third. Thomas Raffl achieved the equalization, but the Pioneers were back and took the lead again after a double strike by Luca Erne and Joshua Passolt. After 40 minutes, the Pioneers were 3-2 in front and continued to press for more goals.

In the last third, a real peat festival developed. Despite the deficit, the Red Bulls stayed on. Troy Bourke and Thomas Raffl once again threw their considerable skills into the balance and ensured an exciting final chord. Finally, Peter Schneider's equalization, who used the pressure in front of the goal and sent the game into the extension.

at the decisive moment of overtime, Ryan Murphy demonstrated his caliber and shot the victory goal by power play. The Oliver David team was able to secure two important points, which underlines the meaning of the game.

"The Pioneers played us properly a few times. But in the final third we started winning the duels," explained coach Oliver David after the game and emphasized the fighting spirit of his team. The players show that they do not give up even in critical phases of the game.

For the Red Bulls, on Tuesday in Sweden, another game in the Champions Hockey League continues, while they will have no play on Sunday. The fans can be excited to see what the next meeting will bring.

The number of spectators in the stadium was 1,943, and the mood was electrifying throughout the game. Ice hockey fans in the region can look forward to further exciting games, especially after the Red Bulls have impressively demonstrated their ability to insist in challenging situations. Details of this gripping game can be found in a report at ice hockey-magazin.de .