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2:1 against Wolfsburg: Polar Bears celebrate third win in a row

The Eisbären Berlin have also won their third home game in six days in the German Ice Hockey League (DEL). On Tuesday afternoon, the team from the capital won 2:1 (0:0, 2:1, 0:0) against the Grizzlys Wolfsburg.

(l-r) Berlin's Frederik Tiffels, Ty Ronning, Zach Boychuk and Jonas Müller skate together on the....aussiedlerbote.de
(l-r) Berlin's Frederik Tiffels, Ty Ronning, Zach Boychuk and Jonas Müller skate together on the ice. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

German Ice Hockey League - 2:1 against Wolfsburg: Polar Bears celebrate third win in a row

The Eisbären Berlin have also won their third home game in six days in the German Ice Hockey League (DEL). On Tuesday afternoon, the team from the capital won 2:1 (0:0, 2:1, 0:0) against the Grizzlys Wolfsburg.

Tobias Eder and Jaedon Descheneau scored to secure a narrow but deserved victory. The Berlin team had previously beaten the Augsburg Panthers (6:5) on Thursday and the Nuremberg Ice Tigers (3:2 after a penalty shootout) on Saturday.

In front of 14,200 spectators in the sold-out arena at Ostbahnhof, the home side got off to a concentrated start and had the first chances to score. After a few minutes, the visitors also became more active and were now able to keep the encounter largely even.

As both teams defended solidly for a long time, goals were not scored until the second period. Eder scored for the hosts after a cross-ice pass from Yannick Veilleux, but Gerrit Fauser equalized just 61 seconds later when Wolfsburg were short-handed. The home side now increased the pressure and took the lead again with a goal from Descheneau.

Berlin also dominated the final period. But because they failed to capitalize on numerous clear opportunities, the game remained tense until the end.

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  1. The Grizzlys Wolfsburg will be looking to bounce back when they face the Augsburg Panther in their next Ice Hockey match in the DEL.
  2. During their downtime, some of the Eisbären Berlin players might visit the Zoo Berlin to enjoy watching the polar bears, which is home to a Polar Bears Berlin exhibit.
  3. The Augsburg Panther also has a mascot named the Polar Bear, which is a popular figure among the team's younger fans.
  4. Tobias Eder is not the only player in the DEL with an affinity for polar bears; last season, the Wolfsburg team held a charity event to raise awareness for polar bear conservation.

Source: www.stern.de

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