Kärpät – Fribourg 4:6 (end) | Straubing – Davos 0:5 (end)
final
Straubing Tigers
0:5 (0:0, 0:1, 0:4)
HC Davos
Friday 27.12.2024, 20:15 • Eisstadion Davos (Davos) • Spengler Cup • Group 2
     
    58:03
    Penalty for Straubing Tigers:
    2 min. – too many men, penalty served by JC Lipon.
     
    40:00
    Coincidental penalty:
    Penalty for Straubing Tigers:
    Stephan Daschner – 2 min., roughing.

    Penalty for HC Davos:
    Filip Zadina – 2 min., slashing.
    34:46 Philip Samuelsson (STR)
     
    34:46
    Penalty for Straubing Tigers:
    Philip Samuelsson – 2 min., interference.
     
    31:33
    Penalty for HC Davos:
    Calle Andersson – 2+2, high-sticking.
     
    28:51
    Penalty for Straubing Tigers:
    Zane McIntyre – 2 min., high-sticking, penalty served by Tim Fleischer.
     
    25:54
    Penalty for Straubing Tigers:
    Joshua Samanski – 2 min., interference.
     
    21:27
    Penalty for HC Davos:
    Adam Tambellini – 2 min., tripping.
     
    11:37
    Coincidental penalty:
    Penalty for Straubing Tigers:
    Marcel Brandt – 2 min., roughing.

    Penalty for HC Davos:
    Brendan Lemieux – 2 min., roughing.
     
    04:02
    Penalty for HC Davos:
    Chris Egli – 2 min., holding.
    State changes info
    Full live blog in the Czech language on onlajny.com
    Goals & lineups Match log
    Goals and assists: 28. Andersson (Tambellini, Kessler), 47. Tambellini (Frehner, Honka), 52. Kessler (Zadina, Honka), 54. Frehner (Tambellini), 56. Lemieux (Stránský)

    Straubing Tigers: McIntyre (Bugl) – Brandt, Braun, Klein, Nogier, Green, Samuelsson, Daschner – Fleischer, Hede, Scott – Leonhardt, St. Denis, Leier – Lipon, Connolly, Samanski – Brunnhuber, Uba, Müller – Schönberger
    Coach: Tom Pokel
    HC Davos: Hollenstein (Aeschlimann) – Gross, Lennström, Dahlbeck, Honka, Jung, Andersson, Guebey, Nussbaumer – Corvi, Frehner, Tambellini – Stránský, Ryfors, Lemieux – Kessler, Palve, Zadina – Ambühl, Wieser, Egli
    Coach: Josh Holden
    Referees: Schrader (GER), Hebeisen (SUI) – Pekkala (FIN), Urfer (SUI)