Penguins fight against ice lion: Exciting game ends bitter 2: 3!

The Krefeld Penguins had to give up 2: 3 on December 29, 2024 in the home game against the Dresden Eislöwen. The team started the game promisingly and went through a goal of Lucas Lessio in the 11th minute, assisted by Max Newton. Defensive, the penguins were well organized and outnumbered hardly any chances for the ice lions. In the second third, however, Drew Leblanc managed to equalize for Dresden in the 22nd minute, with a preparatory work by Travis Turnbull. As a result, Krefeld had the opportunity to score in a five -minute majority, but could not take this opportunity. Despite other possibilities, the third remained without goals.

decisive final phase

In the last third, the ice lions took the lead 2-1 through another goal from Turnbull in the 49th minute. One minute before the end, Dane Fox scored the 3-1 into the empty goal. Leon Niederberger succeeded in 2: 3 in the last minute of the game, but the equalization was long in coming. After the game, the penguins criticized their lack of efficiency in the overpainting game, especially in the second third.

The final result was recorded: Krefeld Penguins - Dresden Eislöwen 2: 3 (1: 0, 0: 1, 1: 2). The goals in detail:

For the Krefeld Penguins, the next game follows on Monday against ESV Kaufbeuren, such as Extra-Tipp-sonntag.de reported.

In another game before, the penguins against the Kassel Huskies won 2-1 after extra time. The winning goal came from Jon Matsumoto. The game took place in front of 7,319 spectators and was characterized by intensive and body -hugging actions. According to video evidence, a supposed hit by Lucas Lessio was not recognized in the 12th minute due to a disability of the Kassel goalies Brandon Maxwell. It took up to the 34th minute until Alexander Weiß scored 1-0 for Krefeld after a shot from Matsumoto bounced.

The second third stayed hard and ended goalless while the huskies became stronger in the last third. Tristan Keck scored the equalizer to 1-1 in the 44th minute. The decision was finally made in extra time when Matsumoto scored the winning goal after a template by Matt Marcinew, as eishockey.net reported.