07.02.2021 – 20:28
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Munich (ots)
The Adler Mannheim win against Straubing and consolidate the top of the table in the south group of the PENNY DEL. “We concentrated more on ourselves”, praised Matthias Plachter, “the rest then came by itself.” EHC Red Bull Munich clinched a victory in Nuremberg, but made it unnecessarily exciting again in the end. “We can’t let them come into play anymore. There’s still a bit of work to do,” said Philip Gogulla. The Augsburg Panthers win a wild game with 4 changes of leadership in Schwenningen and draw level with the Wild Wings on points. David Stieler was delighted with “an important win.”
The following are the most important statements from the weekend games in the PENNY DEL – if you use them, please name the source MagentaSport. Tomorrow the Grizzlys Wolfsburg will receive the Pinguins Bremerhaven – from 7.15 p.m. live on MagentaSport.
Adler Mannheim – Straubing Tigers 4:1
The eagles make the away defeat in Augsburg forgotten and thanks to a victory against Straubing remain at the top of the group south.
Mannheim’s Matthias Plachter: “It’s never easy against Straubing. We played against them eight or nine days ago. It’s always a tough fight. … We concentrated more on ourselves and wanted to play good ice hockey for 60 minutes. We’re off At the beginning it went well and the rest came by itself. ”
Straubings Stephan Daschner: “The game was very close for most of the time. We more or less gave it up in the last five minutes. The 4: 1 looks pretty tough, of course, but I don’t think it was that one-sided. In the end, of course, we had to invest a little more in the offensive, but we’re still in Mannheim and that’s where it’s used … We don’t give ourselves the chance to win a game, if you only ever score one or two goals shoots, then it will always be a tight box. “”
Straubing’s Sven Ziegler after a 1: 2 in the second third break: “We definitely have to stay away from the penalty box. We are always very good at the game and then we make one or two stupid penalties and let Mannheim gain the upper hand again. That makes life difficult for us. ”
Mannheim’s Benjamin Smith after a 1-0 lead in the first period: “It’s a physical game against a physical team. Straubing won the last game 2-1. We knew that they would come out physically and we tried to compensate for that and ways to be found on the offensive. ”
Straubing’s coach Tom Pokel about the current situation of his team before the game: “You look for excuses, but we are where we are. That is the fact. For various reasons we deserve it and we have to realize these facts. We are not where we want to be, but we have to take certain steps. That includes 60 minutes of work. We always have a second half in which we march and are better, but that is always a little too late. ”
Nürnberg Ice Tigers – EHC Red Bull Munich 2-4
Munich’s Philip Gogulla after the third win in a row: “It was very important that we get out in the last third and score 3-1 straight away. We took the wind out of Nuremberg’s sails a bit. Nevertheless, we can’t let Nuremberg get into the game like that. In the end it was a deserved win for us, but you could see that we still have a bit of work to do. ”
Nuremberg showed a good performance, but in the end had to accept their eighth defeat in a row. Max Kislinger analyzed: “We had a chance in this game and we were in the game until the end. That was much better than in Ingolstadt. But the bottom line was that it was another defeat and in the long run it is not good enough.
Munich’s Justin Schütz after a 2-1 lead in the second break: “We had quite a few chances. Especially in the first five minutes … At the end of the third we slacked off a bit and made a few mistakes in the build-up of the game Nürnberg also had the chance. Now we definitely have to improve in the last third. ”
Nuremberg’s Thomas Gilbert after a 1-0 defeat in the first period: “Munich is a team that can score goals. It depends on the little plays today. We also had a few opportunities to score. I think we have to Play a little better at the back and put a few more things in at the front. ”
Schwenninger Wild Wings – Augsburger Panther 3: 4
The Augsburg Panthers win an up and down against Schwenningen and draw level with the Wild Wings on points.
Schwenningen’s David Cerny: “We got off to a really bad start. But we got better with every third. Augsburg had a lot of good chances and then took advantage of them.”
Augsburg’s David Stieler: “I am very happy with the three points today. That was an important victory. Now we are level on points with them … We strictly adhered to our plan and we were rewarded for it.”
Augsburg’s Wade Bergman after a 2-2 draw in the second third break: “The games are getting more important from week to week. I think we’re doing a good job.”
The Schwenninger Wild Wings lost a lead in the first third and were 1: 2 behind. Troy Bourke on the reasons during the third break: “We got a little lazy after the goal, or whatever you like to call it. It’s an important game and we have to win. So we have to come back with fire now.”
Die PENNY DEL Live bei MagentaSport
Monday, February 8th, 2021
From 7.15 p.m .: Grizzlys Wolfsburg – Pinguins Bremerhaven
Tuesday, February 9th, 2021
From 7.15 p.m .: Schwenninger Wild Wings – Adler Mannheim
Wednesday, 02/10/2021
From 6.15 p.m .: ERC Ingolstadt – Straubing Tigers, Grizzlys Wolfsburg – Düsseldorfer EG
From 20.15: Augsburger Panther – EHC Red Bull Munich
Thursday, February 11th, 2021
From 7.15 p.m .: Krefeld Penguins – Eisbären Berlin
Friday, February 12th, 2021
From 6.15 p.m .: Iserlohn Roosters – Eisbären Berlin
From 8.15 p.m .: Kölner Haie – Pinguins Bremerhaven, EHC Red Bull Munich – Adler Mannheim
Saturday, February 13th, 2021
From 5.15 p.m .: ERC Ingolstadt – Straubing Tigers
Sunday, 02/14/2021
From 2.15 p.m .: Schwenninger Wild Wings – Nürnberg Ice Tigers
From 4.45 p.m .: Pinguins Bremerhaven – Düsseldorfer EG
From 7.15 p.m .: Krefeld Penguins – Grizzlies Wolfsburg
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