Chris DeSousa: "So we wish we had more time" - Clearer Siege in Bayern-Duell: Red Bull Munich hits Nürnberg

Tobias Rieder of Red Bull and Leon Hungerecker of the Ice Tigers – © Bruno Dietrich / City-Press

Munich. (PM Red Bulls) Der EHC Red Bull Munich played the Bayerische Duell against the Nürnberg Ice Tigers with 4:0 (2:0|2:0|0:0).

In front of 7,443 Zuschauern in SAP Garden, Dominik Bittner, Markus Eisenschmid, Tobias Rieder and Yasin Ehliz de Tore are for Trainer Max Kaltenhauser’s Mannschaft. Torhüter Mathias Niederberger recorded a first shutout in the PENNY DEL-Saison.

Playing verlauf
Munich has lost its way in the offensive, Nürnberg has become more lukewarm on Nadelstiche. Both teams are having a lot of fun, the parties are a big group. Tore fielen dennoch. In the six minutes that Bittners Schuss was abgefälscht with a Glück zum 1:0. Kurz darauf forced the Ice Tigers into doubles on the Ausgleich, but Niederberger and their Vorderleute defeated leadership. This is the biggest highlight of the following summary: Ehliz wurde grim in Slot serves, then play nor Eisenschmid sees free and of the ennoblement the Combination in our offene Tor zum 2:0 for Munich (18.). It’s good to be in the Drittelpause.

If you start a Ruhigen, start the Mittelabschnitt with a Nürnberger Powerplay Fahrt auf. The Ice Tigers tried Niederberger more Man (6.), the goal was higher than the others. See: Rieder walked all the way to the goal and set with the shorthander at 3:0 (27.). The Anschluss is about her, both Mannschaften are erspielten sich Abschlüsse. The problem with Tore is now on a page. Ehliz tries with his präzisen Abschluss (39.) for a Münchner 4:0-Führung after 40 Minuten.

I am a shock absorber of the Red Bulls who are Nürnberger by a distance. Nur während een Drangphase der Ice Tigers wackelte der Vorsprung (46.), Niederberger war aber weiterhin nicht zu zwingen. According to Leon Hungerecker’s contacts, he must score a higher goal and form an obstacle for the Munchner goal by Adam Brooks (56.). Weitere Tore fielen aber nicht. It’s 4:0 for the four-time German Meister.