EHC Red Bull Munich conceded a home bankruptcy in the second game after its Corona break. On Friday he lost Wolfsburg 2: 4 and thus also lost his second DEL season home game against Lower Saxony. In Munich, Trevor Parkes and Ben Smith returned to the squad, which increased to 16 outfield players compared to Tuesday’s game against Bietigheim. Eleven regular players – the majority of them due to corona – were still missing, including Patrick Hager and Yasin Ehliz, who were nominated for the Germany Cup by national coach Toni Söderholm on Friday. In addition to head coach Don Jackson, the EHC also had to do without its assistant Steve Walker this time. EHC junior director Niklas Hede and Teemu Levijoki, trainer at the Red Bull Academy, were in charge. The two Finns saw how Spencer Machacek (10th, majority) and Chris DeSousa (17th) gave the guests a 2-0 lead. “Everything will have to come over your head today,” said Konrad Abeltshauser at first. In the middle third, the Munich team acted more forcefully, but also did not use a 32-second five-on-three majority and conceded the 0: 3 from Fabio Pfohl (36th). After Trevor Mingoias 0: 4 (53rd), Parkes (56th) and Austin Ortega (60th) scored.
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