Victorious in matches 3 and 4 in Angers last weekend, bringing them closer to a victory in the Magnus League, the Wolf Burners are experiencing a turbulent return from Maine-et-Loire on Monday.
Leaving by bus on Sunday evening, the Grenoble residents have still not found the Alps. The reason: their bus broke down after a turbo failure on the Clermont-Ferrand side, forcing them to wait for another vehicle to arrive.
The partners of Joël Champagne should find Polesud around 3 p.m. this Monday, thus seeing their rest day cut short. They will resume training this Tuesday morning on the Grenoble ice.
Wednesday evening’s match 5 (8:30 p.m.), which could be decisive in lifting the Magnus Cup, will be even more decisive: if ever the Isérois were forced to play a match 6 on Friday at the IceParc in Angers, Jyrki Aho’s troops will have to find a new means of transport!
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