Mischa Blecker made the perfect surprise in front of almost 5,400 spectators at Kloetner Schlweig after a total of 69:28 minutes. – They are still in the minority. Martin Ness had previously boosted Kloten’s hopes with a equalizer to make it 2-2 ten minutes before the end of the match.
Although PostFinance top scorer Eric Fell put Zurich-Unterlander ahead after just over six minutes, that was the end of glory. Twice – in the fifteenth minute by Jonathan Ang and twelve seconds before the first break by Jan Petrig – the guests from eastern Switzerland scored by the majority.
Despite a total of 48 shots on goal for Louis Janet in regular time, only Kloten managed to equalize – as it turned out, temporarily. Thurgau, who upset Langenthal in the quarter-finals, continues to impress and could become a tough component for Jeff Tomlinson’s team.
Olten, Kloten’s supposedly toughest-to-promote rival, had to fight for a long time. Daniel Eigenmann gave Solothurn a second lead in the 37th minute (2-1), but La Chaux-de-Fonds remained stubborn until the end. With just under two and a half minutes to go, Stanislav Horansky took the win with a score of 3:1. (sda)
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