Premiere! Red Bulls with first DEL home game against Frankfurt

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DEL: EHC Red Bull München with first home game against Frankfurt

Premiere! Red Bulls with first DEL home game against Frankfurt// DEL - PREVIEWAfter the away trip with games in Zug and Schwenningen, the Red Bulls return to their living room.

On Sunday (2 p.m. | LIVE in our app's blog), our boys will welcome the Löwen Frankfurt to the Olympia-Eisstadion. That the Hessians are no ordinary promoted team, they demonstrate on the ice and also by prominent re-signings.

Family match day at Oberwiesenfeld

For families with up to two adults and at least one child under 14 years, discounted ticket prices apply as to all Sunday games with match start in the afternoon.

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Highlights: Schwenninger Wild Wings vs. Red Bull München (25.11.2022)

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Of course, there's also a colorful supporting program with wheel of fortune behind the south curve, show match of the EHC München e. V. (each first third break) and quiz show classic 1, 2 or 3 in the second third break. Our mascot Mike will also be in the stadium.

New Lions

Jerry D'Amigo and Chad Nehring have made a name for themselves in the PENNY DEL. Now the two North Americans play for the team from the Main metropolis. The Frankfurt team thus reacted to their injury plight in the offense. Especially the loss of Brendan Ranford hurts. The Canadian was involved in at least one goal in each of the first 13 games of the season.

The number one in the cage

Due to the numerous absences, goalkeeper Jake Hildebrand has moved even more into the spotlight. The 29-year-old US American is an absolute stroke of luck for the Lions. He shone since his arrival in the DEL2 and is also a reliable backstop in the German Ice Hockey League. In addition, Hildebrand is the perennial favorite: no goalkeeper stood this season as many minutes (1,097) between the posts as the number one of Frankfurt.

Red Bulls want to extend series

The Red Bulls also have an outstanding keeper. "Mathias Niederberger had to be great," coach Don Jackson said of the goalie after the 3-2 win in Schwenningen. Niederberger fended off 26 shots in his DEL comeback after a lengthy injury layoff - not infrequently spectacularly. The Munich team will also need a strong goalie against Frankfurt. Then the Red Bulls could cheer for the sixth time in a row in the DEL.