Lausanne sinks into Bern

Simon Moser scored to make it 2-0 and the SCB players cheered. Bern dominated Lausanne on Friday.Image: trapezoid

HC Davos celebrates its fourth consecutive victory against the Rapperswil-Jonah Lakers. Fifth-place EHC Biel defeated Ambri-Piotta 2-1 in overtime. Last but not least, Genève-Servette HC returns to victory after four losses.

Bern – Lausanne

In the National League, Lausanne HC failed to catch the matchless leaders ZSC Lions on points. Canton Vaud lost 7-2 in Bern. Simon Moser and Austin Czarnik notched a double for the hosts. (Standard Data Authority)

Bern – Lausanne 7:2 (2:1, 2:0, 3:1)
15,503 viewers. SR Tscherrig/Lemelin (USA), Meusy/Gnemmi.
tear: 3. Simon Moser (Loffel, Mahon) 1:0. 7. Simon Moser (Hield) 2:0. 10. Marti (Riat, Somera) 2:1. 29. Merelä (Loeffel, Czarnik) 3:1. 33. Czarnik (Loeffel, Ejdsell/Powerplaytor) 4:1. 41. (40:29) Baumgartner (Badr) 5:1. 46. ​​Sablatnig (Graf, Marchon) 6:1. 51. Chanik (Edsel) 7:1. 53. Pajuniemi (Powerplayer) 7:2.
Penalty shootout: 6 times 2 plus 5 minutes against Bern (Hield), 5 times 2 plus 5 minutes against Lausanne (Matti) plus playing time (Matti).
PostFinance top scorer: Charnik; Lochte.
Bern: Uthrich; Entsund, Nemeth; Loeffel, Lindholm; Pest, Kindness; Ryan Foreman; Merelä, Czarnik, Ejdsell; Bader, Baumgartner, Schewe ;Sabratnig, Graf, Marchon;Hield, Ritzmann, Simon Moser.
Lausanne: Pash; Glauser, Bayreuth; Heldner, Skelnica; Federer, Marty; Haas, Genazi; Riat, Somera, Oksanen; Hügli, Jäger , Bozon; Pajuniemi, Kuokkanen, Lochte; Jordan Bouguereau, Benjamin Bouguereau, Holdner.
Comment: Bern is without Cajon, Kress (all injured) and Lehmann (ill), and Lausanne is without Flick, Fox, Pilut, Pressl, Lafleur and Vouardou (all injured). (Standard Data Authority)

Goaltender Kevin Pash (LHC) and his teammates react after the loss during the National League Hockey Championship match between SCB Bern and LHC Lausanne HC (2-7) on Friday...

After the 7:2 defeat, the Vaud players had disappointed expressions on their faces.Image: trapezoid

Rapperswil – Davos

Third-ranked HC Davos celebrated their fourth consecutive victory with a 3-0 win over the Rapperswil-Jonah Lakers. The last two goals were scored by Czech Matt Stransky. (Standard Data Authority)

Nico Gross (HCD) (left) during the National League Hockey Game between the Rapperswil-Jonah Lakers and HC Davos on Friday, Nov. 1, 2024 in St. Gallen, Kan. Against Gian Marco Waite (SCRJ). .

Nico Gross (HCD) (left) vs. Gian Marco Waite (SCRJ).Image: trapezoid

Rapperswil-Jonah Lakers – Davos 0:3 (0:0, 0:1, 0:2)
6100 spectators. SR Kaukokari (Finland)/Dipietro, Obwegeser/Nater.
tear: 21. (20:48) Rivers (Tamberini) 0:1. 55. Stransky (Anderson, Gross) 0:2. 58. Stransky (Covey) 0:3 (ins leere Tor).
punish: 1 time for 2 minutes against Rapperswil Jonah Lakers and 3 times for 2 minutes against Davos.
PostFinance top scorer: Strömwall; Tambellini.
Rapperswil-Jonah Lakers: Pnenovs; Kapaul, Holm; Maier, Einor; Baragano, Nadella; Cobbler; Strömwohl, Albrecht, Waite; Zanger, Taber , Algae; Moy, Lasker, Janssen; Wick, Bo, Aberg; Hofer.
Davos: Horenstein; Faura, Gross; Honka, Dalbec; Anderson, Barandon; Muller; Stransky, Covey, Kessler; Freener, Reifus, Tambellini; Wiesel, Egli, Amber; Gabe, Gradig, Paley.
Comment: The Rapperswil-Jonah Lakers are without Djuse, Jelovac, Lammer and Larsson (all injured), and Davos is without Jung, Knak, Nordström, Nussbaumer (all injured) and Zadina (suspended). Rapperswil-Jonah Lakers were without a goalie from 57:28 to 57:46. (Standard Data Authority)

Bill – Embry

Fifth-place EHC Biel defeated Ambri-Piotta 2-1 in overtime. Fabio Hofer scored the winning goal 56 seconds before the end of overtime. (Standard Data Authority)

Bills – Embry Piotta 2:1 (0:1, 1:0, 0:0, 1:0) nV
6436 spectators. SR Hürlimann/Piechaczek (Germany), Urfer/Altmann.
tear: 18. Burgler (note, Pestoni/Powerplayer) 0:1. 29. Rajala (Hofer, Heponiemi/Powerplaytor) 1:1. 65. (64:04) Hofer (Kuti) 2:1.
punish: You do it 3 times for 2 minutes.
PostFinance top scorer: Border; Virtanen.
Bill: Sertelli; Zrid, Yakovenko; Brun, Grossman; Blessing, Stanley; Delemon; Hofer, Heponiemi, Kuti; Knubler, Nicholas Müller, Salinin; Bakhovna, Tanner, Rajala; Kadin, Christian, Sleeper.
Embry-Piotta: Senn; Note, Curran; Virtanen, Zgragen; Usrich, Pezzullo; Zacchio Dotti; Bugler, Heim, Pestoni; Zweig, Mellet, Ku Balik; DiDomenico, Landry, DeLuca; Grassi, Costner, Due; Miles Mueller.
Comment: Bill does not have Brenner, Bartzi, Krist, Haas, Love (all injured) and Anderson (illness), and Embry Piota does not have Juvonen (a redundant foreigner). (Standard Data Authority)

Lugano – Genf 1:3

Genève-Servette HC returns to winning ways after four losses. The Champions Hockey League champions won 3-1 in Lugano. Tim Khatikainen was involved in all three of Geneva's goals. This was the Bianconeri's third consecutive home defeat. (Standard Data Authority)

Lugano – Geneva – Servetus 1:3 (0:1, 1:1, 0:1)
5001 spectators. SR Hebeisen/Borga, Schlegel/Bachelut. tear: 8. Granlund (Hartikainen, Spacek/Powerplaytor) 0:1. 22. Manninen (Schneller, Hartikainen) 0:2. 32. Carl (Jolly) 1:2. 51. Shanton (Manninen, Hartikainen) 1:3.
punish: 4 times 2 plus 10 minutes against Lugano (Sekac), 3 times 2 minutes against Servetus Geneva.
PostFinance top scorer: Jolly;Hatikainen.
Lugano: Schlegel; Hauscher, Dahlström; Abisher, Mirko Müller; Jesper Peltonen, “War”; Merlot; Jolly, Zohona, Karl ; Cormier, Marco Müller, Welbourne; Fazzini, Acobello, Sekachi; Riker, Rector, Patri; Zanetti.
Geneva-Servette: Ranta; Vatanen, Shanton; Vodou, Bern; Jacques Schneller; Hartikainen, Manninen, Praplan; Miranda, Spacek, Granlund; Cavalleri, Richard, Bertagia; Maillard, Joris, Losli; Guignard.
Comment: Lugano did not have Alatalo, Turkov, Van Botelberg (all injured), Huska and Schulz (all redundant foreigners), and Geneva-Servite did not have De Croo, Hischier, Carr, LeCorte, Lenstrom, Meyer, Pouliot, Roeder and Worming (all injured). Lugano was without a goalkeeper for 59 minutes and 47 seconds. (Standard Data Authority)

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HC Davos celebrates its fourth consecutive victory against the Rapperswil-Jonah Lakers. Fifth-place EHC Biel defeated Ambri-Piotta 2-1 in overtime. Last but not least, Genève-Servette HC returns to victory after four losses.

In the National League, Lausanne HC failed to catch the matchless leaders ZSC Lions on points. Canton Vaud lost 7-2 in Bern. Simon Moser and Austin Czarnik notched a double for the hosts. (Standard Data Authority)