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- HC Davos wins the 2nd game against the ZSC Lions in the playoff quarterfinals of the National League with 2:1.
- 2 power play goals ensure the equalizer for the home team to 1:1 in the series.
- The HCD has thus defeated its feared opponent for the first time in almost a year and a half.
- In the other game on Friday, Zug against the Lakers confirmed the break thanks to a final furioso.
Davos – ZSC Lions 2: 1 (series: 1: 1)
It’s done for HC Davos: Thanks to the first win of the season against feared opponents ZSC, the ban is broken and the quarter-final series is equal at the same time to 1:1. The home win against Zurich – the 1st in almost a year and a half – was a cramp. The duel in Graubünden resembled a battle of attrition for long stretches, the teams defensively allowed little and did not start an offensive spectacle. However, the advantages always lay slightly with the home team, which had lost 4-1 on Wednesday. Davos had more and better chances, but needed power plays to score. Matej Stransky scored the game winner shortly before the end of the second period, in the majority his cracker landed in the goal to make it 2-1 (39th).
The ZSC initially took the lead. After an HCD lack of concentration, Justin Azevedo – perfectly launched by Dean Kukan – was able to attack the goal on his own and score the goal with only the second shot to make it 1-0 (13 ‘). Shortly before the break, Michael Fora scored the deserved equalizer on the power play (19′). In the final phase, you waited in vain for the guests to gasp, but the people of Graubünden missed their chances to make everything clear. In the best scene, the puck slid along the entire goal line after a stab in front of the ZSC goal – but couldn’t find its way behind it (49’). The 3rd game of the series will take place again on Sunday in Zurich-Altstetten.
Olten – La Chaux-de-Fonds 1: 3 (series 0: 2)
In game 2 of the Swiss League final, things were already getting heated up and down in the Kleinholz stadium before the first puck was thrown in. During the warm-up, players from both teams clashed. The Oltners then got off to a better start in the game. Timothy Kast made the home fans celebrate the 1-0 in the 25th minute. But the joy of the opening goal quickly faded. It took La Chaux-de-Fonds just 8 minutes to turn a 0-1 draw into a 3-1 draw. Olten was no longer able to react to this setback. The Neuchâtel team manage to break, game 3 on Sunday takes place again in La Chaux-de-Fonds.
Radio SRF 3, bulletin, 03/17/23, 10 p.m.; lai/mlo
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