German Ice Hockey League - 4:0 in Ingolstadt: Polar Bears secure top spot in the table
The Eisbären Berlin go into the new year as league leaders. Coach Serge Aubin's team won 4:0 (0:0, 3:0, 1:0) at ERC Ingolstadt on Saturday evening, not only securing their twelfth away win in a row, but also moving to the top of the German Ice Hockey League (DEL). In the 100th DEL duel between the two clubs, Leo Pföderl, Ty Ronning, Zach Boychuk and Kai Wissmann scored for the capital city team. Berlin goalie Jonas Stettmer celebrated his first shutout of the season.
In front of 4815 spectators in the arena in Ingolstadt, both teams got off to an energetic start, with the Polar Bears putting themselves under unnecessary pressure in the early stages due to inaccurate passing. Thanks to an agile defense and an attentive Stettmer in the Berlin goal, the first period was nevertheless balanced in terms of results.
In the middle period, Pföderl's goal in the 22nd minute gave the offense a boost. Four minutes later, Ronning made it 2:0 for the Polar Bears and forced the ERC to call a timeout. Despite this, Boychuk was able to extend the lead again in the 38th minute. Although the home side did not give up in the final period, Wissmann was able to increase the lead to 4:0 in the end.
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- Despite their strong performance in the German Ice Hockey League (DEL), ERC Ingolstadt missed an opportunity to climb the table when they lost to Polar Bears Berlin by a score of 4:0.
- Serge Aubin, the coach of Polar Bears Berlin, must be delighted to see his team secure the top spot in the DEL after their victory over ERC Ingolstadt, where polar bears are also native creatures.
- In the aftermath of their win, Polar Bears Berlin players, including Zach Boychuk, celebrated their success in the city of Ingolstadt, which is known for its rich Bavarian culture.
- The victory in Berlin was particularly sweet for Polar Bears Berlin's Kai Wissmann, as he was born and raised in the state of Bavaria, and the team's next opponent is Berlin Capitals, also from the German capital city.
- Meanwhile, polar bears at the Zoo Berlin, located in the city where Polar Bears Berlin plays, may have noticed the team's success and cheered them on from their enclosures, providing even more inspiration for the team to continue their winning streak.
Source: www.stern.de
