Lausanne continued its momentum at the end of 2019 on the occasion of the 33rd day of the National League. The Vaudois dominated Ambri 5-1, while Friborg and Bienne were beaten 3-2 by Zoug and Berne.
Still without Jonas Junland left in the stands, the men of Ville Peltonen saw the Leventins open the scoring against the course of the game. But apart from this fact of play, the LHC dominated its subject. Because the Lions equalized with Almond just over a minute after Sabolic’s 0-1. Because the Vaudois negotiated as bosses the middle third.
The last time the Vaudois won more than two straight games was in October when they had three consecutive wins. But more than statistics, it is the state of mind of the Vaudois that should be highlighted. The leaders answered present and five scorers scratched the score sheet.
Lausanne cut the legs of the recent semi-finalist of the Spengler Cup at the very end of the second period with the success of Lindbohm (4-1) fell eight seconds from the end of the third. The Ticino people tried to push. Timidly. And on the other hand, it was even Bertschy who was able to register the 5-1 in inferiority.
Friborg breaks its teeth on Genoni
In Freiburg, the leader Zug obtained the three points but the men of Dan Tangnes can say thank you to their doorman Leonardo Genoni. The former Berne goalkeeper stepped up the game in a high-tempo match. An action is better than long speeches. Just before 2-2 signed Kovar, the goalkeeper of the Swiss team frustrated Friborg and in the continuity of the action, it was Kovar who was able to go up the whole ice to beat Reto Berra.
The Czech and his foreign friends were at the party since the Swedes Klingberg and Thorell scored the other two goals from Zug. Called to make up for the absence of David Desharnais, Zach Boychuk did not deserve it. To review. As for Julien Sprunger, he ended a scarcity of thirteen aimless matches. But the captain of the Dragons would most certainly have preferred victory to success. Because with this setback, the Dragons remain stuck in 10th place four points behind 8th, Berne. Friday’s trip to Lugano is sure to be interesting.
Biel no longer knows how to win
Different year, same results. Biel entered in 2020 as it had left 2019, with a defeat. It is the sixth in the league and the eighth in all competitions. To find traces of such a negative sequence, we have to go back to the 2016/17 season.
During the middle third, the Zealanders were dominated 14-3 in terms of shots. Luckily, they only conceded one goal. But the players of Antti Törmänen believed in the return of their lucky star when they equalized in 56th by Ullström. However, it was without counting on Bernese cruisers who forced the decision to 42 seconds from the third siren thanks to Ramon Untersander.
Langnau performance
Langnau won him the first game of the year. The Emmentalians dominated the Zurich Lions 3-2 after extra time. The Bernese could have claimed the entire stake without a success from Krüger a minute before the end of the third third for the equalizer Zurich (2-2). But in the overtime, Punnenovs was able to frustrate Roman Wick in a breakaway and then allow Maxwell to beat Ortio in stride.
And finally Davos beat Rapperswil 3-1. A good way to clear a missed Spengler Cup.
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