Saturday, 27. September 2025 |
DEL preview, match day 6: Red Bull München welcomes the Iserlohn Roosters
Home game on Sunday means: It's family game day in our living room. For families with up to two adults and at least one child under the age of 14, a reduced price applies.
At the same time, the game is our first Wiesn matchday, where the Red Bulls will wear the new jersey for the first time. Special treats await you: a band will play music in front of and inside the arena, gingerbread hearts and beer vouchers will be handed out to fans in traditional costume. With a bit of luck, you can also win great prizes during games. During the interval between periods, there will be a beer stein competition - the main prize is a coveted Wiesn table.
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Das neue Wiesn-Jersey der Red Bulls - ab sofort erhältlich!
Kastner: "We have to be more unpleasant for the opponent"
The Red Bulls also wanted to win at ERC Ingolstadt on Thursday evening, but we were beaten 3:6 in the derby. Despite good phases and a few chances, it wasn't enough to win. Maximilian Kastner therefore demanded after the game: "We have to be even more unpleasant for our opponents, do the little things better. We want to put that into practice on Sunday against Iserlohn."
Iserlohn in search of stability
Like us, the Iserlohn Roosters have undergone a major rebuild. With the Dane Matias Lassen, the Swede Robin Norell and the Canadian Macoy Erkamps, they have brought in defenders who should bring stability. The goal is clear: after seasons of conceding a lot of goals, the Roosters want to be more compact.
However, the key transfer plays in the forward line: Daniel Fischbuch has cracked the 30-point mark in five of the past six seasons - most recently for Mannheim. Now the German international is set to provide scoring power together with new signing Julian Napravnik (came from Frankfurt).
Serious departures
On the other side are departures such as Michael Dal Colle, Shane Gersich and Sven Ziegler. The three top scorers from Iserlohn last season contributed a total of 110 points to the team's relegation.
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The second home game against Iserlohn in pictures
The Roosters hope that the newly formed offense around Fischbuch and Napravnik can compensate for the departures. In defense, the new additions in combination with the offensively strong Colin Ugbekile should clean up in front of the goalies Andreas Jenike and Hendrik Hane.
Red Bulls want to strike back against Iserlohn
The Red Bulls know how to beat the Roosters. Munich have won twelve of the last 13 encounters, but the Roosters narrowly prevailed in the last meeting. We want to cheer again on Sunday - and with your support we want to secure our third win of this PENNY DEL season.
DEL record against Iserlohn Roosters
Wins: 40
Defeats: 21
Winning percentage: 66 percent
Goal difference: 214:161
Last game: RBM vs IEC 1:3
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