A four-time champion in the Champions League on Wednesday in Klagenfurt, Peter Schneider once again showed the way ahead in the Biel camp. The Austrian striker was the author of a hat-trick, scoring two times in a first third concluded with a score of 2-1.
Geneva-Servette, who opened the scoring in the seventh minute through Noah Rod, conceded six goals in a row to end up 6-1 at 46th. Coach Patrick Emond's men have suffered a fifth setback in their last six outings.
Author of a doubled Friday against Ambri-Piotta, Gregory Hoffmann hit even harder Saturday at the Hallenstadion. The Zug striker has this time signed a hat-trick, even adding an assist to his collection. The EVZ thus exceeds Geneva-Servette to point to the third place, five lengths from Biel but with two fewer matches.
Nice reaction from Friborg
Dominated 4-1 by Bienne Friday in his den of St-Leonard, Friborg Gotteron was able to react perfectly 24 hours later. The Dragons won 4-1 in Lugano with Ludovic Waeber on goal and despite the absence of Andrei Bykov, injured.
Lhotak (8th, 1-0), Rossi (20th, 2-1), Gunderson (33rd, 3-1) and Stalberg (59th, 4-1) scored the goals of a team that remains stuck in the last place of the rank. With four laps behind the 11th Davos, who lost 4-3 on penalties in Bern and played two games less than Gotteron …
The LHC overtakes Lugano
Lausanne earned three valuable points in Langnau (3-1), where the Waldensians took cover at 37 '' from the end of regulation time on a Christoph Bertschy goal scored in the empty cage. The LHC, which has won three of its last four games, climbed to fifth place, to the detriment of Lugano.
Beaten four times in his previous five matches, Ambri-Piotta also took advantage of Rapperswil-Jona's arrival to restore his health. The Leventins won 4-2 thanks to a double from Matt D'Agostini. Both teams remain below the bar.
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