18:58
Good evening and welcome to the second game of the playoff series between the Nuremberg Ice Tigers and the Fischtown Pinguins! Bremerhaven presented in game one and can move into the quarter-finals today. At 7:30 p.m. the puck falls!
18:53
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Not present today is Ryan Olsen, who was suspended for a whopping ten games after being stabbed in the last game. The lions can rely on Dominik Bokk, who will make his comeback in game two.
18:52
: Before the trip to the Main, the guests were naturally optimistic. “We were very disciplined and didn’t allow much,” said DEG captain Alexander Barta, who scored his 92nd DEL goal to make it 4-0, drawing level with club legend Benoit Doucet. But Barta also warned his colleagues. “It’s 1-0 in the series, no more or less,” he clarified and demanded: “We have to have the emotions under control and appear similarly confident. Then we have a good chance.”
18:43
: Of course, the Frankfurters build on the home advantage in game two. “There will be a fantastic atmosphere in our living room, which will give the team a lot of extra energy,” hopes Franz-David Fritzmeier. The sports director of the lions also made the team responsible: “Of course, we also need the luck of the capable, and we have to be diligent and clever.”
18:33
: After the lions had secured tenth place in an exhausting match against Augsburg on the last day of the game, the first knockout duel was a bit out of breath. The Hessians didn’t get a chance at all in Düsseldorf and clearly lost 0:5. This means that Frankfurt already has its back to the wall today, because only two wins are needed to make it into the quarter-finals. The DEG, which only just missed out on the direct quarter-final ticket, presented itself in the first match with more grip and was ice-cold and can already put the lid on this series today.
18:32
: Hello and welcome to the second round of the pre-playoffs in the DEL! After the smooth 0: 5 bankruptcy in Düsseldorf, the Löwen Frankfurt are now challenged in front of their home crowd against DEG. It starts at 7 p.m. in the Frankfurt ice rink!