3 matches of the 26th round – Bern again in the old fairway – Geneva concludes the Lausanne series – sport

• EV Zug reciprocated for Thursday’s narrow defeat and beat SCB 4-1 away.
• Lausanne is defeated by Geneva 2: 3 in the derby and must lose the ice for the first time in 7 games.
• Ambri wins a spectacular match in Davos 6: 4. In the last third 8 goals are scored.

Bern – move 1: 4

24 hours after the 2-1 win after extra time in Zug, SC Bern missed their home punch against the same opponent to harass Central Switzerland again. Zuger opened the scoring on 12 ‘with an outnumbered goal by Santeri Alatalo. In the mid section finals, Sven Leuenberger and Jérôme Bachofner laid the groundwork for the EVZ victory with a double strike within 130 seconds. For their part, the Bernese only managed to overtake Zug goalkeeper Luca Hollenstein once. Gaëtan Haas scored the SCB consolation goal in the 55th minute. Carl Klingberg made everything clear with his “Empty Netter” in the last minute.

Like Friday, several key players were missing from both sides on Saturday. Eric Blum and Vincent Praplan from Bern and Leonardo Genoni from Zug are still in quarantine. The two EVZ forwards Grégory Hofmann and Lino Martschini were not used either. For the new SCB manager Mario Krogler it was the first defeat in the second game.

Lausanne – Geneva 2: 3

In the Swiss Francophone derby between Lausanne and Geneva, which is also the greatest battle of the National League, the Vaud streak has come to an end. After their last 7 consecutive victories, Lausanne have lost to guests of Geneva, although in the meantime they have managed to recover 2-0. Denis Malgin’s 2-2 (49th) goal was particularly noteworthy. The NHL lender of the Toronto Maple Leafs started in his third, cornered across the pitch and capped his energetic bout with his 7th goal of the season. Almost 3 minutes before the end, it was Linus Omark who charged goalkeeper Tobias Stephan and scored with his backhand to win for the visitors – also a very impressive goal.

Davos – Ambri 4: 6

Due to the oncoming heavy snow, the Leventina guests arrived late in Bünderland, the match started 20 minutes late. It only became truly spectacular in the Landwassertal in the third final, in which 8 goals were scored. In the 48th minute, the leventini were able to pull out 4-0. Andres Ambühl (51./52.) Brought the tension back to the game with a double strike. But the Grisons have never come close to more than 2 successes. Finnish Julius Nättinen shined among the visitors with his 13th and 14th goals of the season.