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EHC Red Bull München: Reactions & Stats from Quarterfinal Game 2 vs Ingolstadt

“We imposed our style of play on them”: Reactions & Stats from Game 2 of the Quarterfinals// PLAYOFFS - GAMEDAYWith a strong performance in Ingolstadt, Red Bull München evened the quarterfinal series. The special teams, in particular, were the deciding factor. Find out what else made the difference in the player quotes and stats.
Quotes
Oliver David (Coach, EHC Red Bull München): “Halfway through the game, I noted on my sheet that the special teams were playing a major role—especially our power-play units from our perspective. And that’s how it continued. The many interruptions and penalties worked in our favor. We scored two power-play goals right in the first period. In the second period, we weathered their pressure phase because we defended well in front of the net. In the third period, we played smart. The final goal came on another power play. That was the story of the game.”
Highlights: ERC Ingolstadt vs. EHC Red Bull München (27.03.2026)
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Simon Wolf (Goaltender, EHC Red Bull München): “It was an important win. We’ve regained home-ice advantage. Over the past few days, we’ve watched a lot of video to correct our mistakes—and it paid off. We barely allowed any turnovers today, and I mostly had a clear view. That made it easier for me. We wanted to play 60 minutes of good hockey. We succeeded. “
Phillip Sinn (Defenseman, EHC Red Bull München): “We played a very solid game for 60 minutes. It was intense and very physical. This time, we imposed our style of play on them. In Game 1, we allowed too many counterattacks—that’s exactly where their strengths lie. This time, we had fewer turnovers. That was the difference. I expect another intense game on Sunday. I don’t think it will be that one-sided again.”
Mark French (Coach, ERC Ingolstadt): “Munich carried the momentum from the final stages of Game 1. We struggled in situations that we handled better in the first game. Their forecheck was strong, and they capitalized on their power plays. The start of a game remains crucial—especially on the road. That’s where we’ll focus our attention. We’re putting this game behind us. On Sunday, we want to bounce back.”
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Statistics
95.5% save percentage for Simon Wolf: The 21-year-old Red Bulls goalie made a strong DEL playoff debut.
Five big chances for Munich, one for Ingolstadt: The Red Bulls were the more dangerous team in Game 2 as well—and this time, they were also the more efficient.
Six goals on just 25 shots: The shooting percentage was 24.0 percent—a top mark and a significant improvement over Game 1 (11.6 percent).
Brace for Tobias Rieder: The forward now has three goals in the quarterfinal series and leads the DEL playoff scoring race alongside Matthew White (Wolfsburg) and Alexander Karachun (Schwenningen).
The Red Bulls also impressed with their passing: 89 percent of their passes found their mark—Ingolstadt was 11 percentage points behind. Stamina: Munich won the third period 4-1. In the series, the Red Bulls have now scored seven goals in the final period—almost twice as many as in the first two periods combined (four). Taro Hirose controlled the puck for 1:50 minutes—equivalent to 9.1 percent of his ice time. That was the highest figure among all players in the second game.

Series tied: Red Bulls win Game 2 of the quarterfinals in Ingolstadt
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