KEV fans shocked
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Penguins lost the game against Wild Wings and Shilin
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Robert Sabolic (right) scored the crucial connection goal against Schwenningen in 1:2.
Photo: Lammertz, Thomas (Lam)
krefeld In a 3–5 home loss against Schweininger Wild Wings, the Krefeld goalkeeper was seriously injured in a collision at the start of the final third, was taken to hospital and threatened with a prolonged outing.
When the Penguins were on their way to attend their fans late in the home game against Schweininger Wild Wings on Christmas Day, they were shocked by an injury and the failure of their goalkeeper Oleg Schillin at the start of the last third. Had to accept a bitter and unfortunate 5-3 defeat in the end. In front of 2,657 spectators, the hosts came into motion from the 21st minute and the match turned around after a 2-0 loss.
Until when number 1 will not be decided in the goal of Black and Yellow. However, after the first impression, it cannot be expected that it will be revamped any time soon. Sergei Belov will score in the away game in Bremerhaven on Tuesday. Nikita Kwap is with the U20 national team at the World Cup in Canada and will only be available again after the home game against Iserlohn (5.1.).
Although spectators were allowed into the arena for the last time, ranks were thin in the traditional Christmas home game. Co-trainers Boris Banks and striker Luka Hoff, who should really be accompanied by DEB selection at the U18 tournament in Switzerland, were surprisingly present for the Penguins. At the request of the Kreiflers, Hough did not go either. Blanc returned 20 minutes before the start of play as the five-nation tournament was canceled at short notice.
A similar match developed from early bullies. Lucas Lesio had his first big chance of the game when he held his club out after a pass from Alexander Bergstrom in the slot and fell against the puck post. The guests could not even use their first addition, but eagerly took the lead shortly after. Maxi Glasel fired a harmless shot from Olimb into the long lower corner (9th) with the runner. Black and Yellow did not recover from this goal until the break and still conceded 0:2 (11th).
At the start of the second period it was Lasio who hit the racket. But he failed to score goalkeeper Eriksson (21st). This was improved by Robert Sabolic, who used the first counterattack, allowing the guests to hit the next goal (24th). This gave the Kreifellers a powerful tailwind. Lauryn Brown hits the crossbar (28th). Then a long-range shot from Anton Berliov found its way into the goal as a defender deflected the puck (32nd). The attack was briefly halted by an unnecessary stick hit by Jeremy Bracko. When the home team got ahead of themselves, Lasio falsified a slap shot from Jesper Jensen Abo to take the lead (39th). To an enthusiastic storm of KEV fans, the guests managed to equalize before the break.
31 seconds were played in the final third, so even 20 Schweininger fans held their breath. Because goalkeeper Oleg Shilin lay motionless on the ice after a collision with Tyler Spink, who was attacked by Kulda. Team doctor Martin Wajinski immediately signaled a change of goalkeeper. This is how Mathias Bitner of the DNL team at KEV made his debut at DEL. He immediately came under pressure as Kulda had to go to the penalty box. His people in front supported the young man in an exemplary manner. But they themselves could not use their next best score.
Three minutes before the end, Wild Wings took the lead when the Krefeld defense was not in normal formation for a moment. The initial decision was yet to be made, as the Penguins were again accompanied by a man and the final siren left their gate 112 seconds before Bitner. But instead of equalizing, the guests hit an empty Krefeld goal.
“I didn’t watch the scene with the Krefeld goalkeeper at all and thought Tyler would get a penalty. But he got a check from behind and then he fell on the goalkeeper. I found out in the dressing room,” Schwenningen coach Christophe said after the game. Kratzer said.
Krefeld’s assistant coach Boris Blank later said: “The first third was for me as well. But we weren’t close enough to Schweinger Toor. In the second period we played well and turned the match around. Unfortunately, shortly before the break, We got a hit from the turnover. Of course, that shouldn’t happen. You just have to finish third calmly. Oleg’s injury hurt. But the boys tried everything. Unfortunately they did not even once in the defensive zone Ignored.”
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