It hasn’t been so hot lately: Friborg-Gautron Dragons are still in sixth place after two defeats to Zug
HC Davos with its PostFinance top scorer Enzo Corvi is currently fifth and has won at least one point in every game this year
It is unlikely that Aguey will be able to concede the 14th and last spot despite progressing under caretaker coach Julien Vauclair.
Surprise climber Kloten with Keanu Dearings in seventh can hope for a direct playoff qualification
Lausanne was the biggest disappointment in the National League so far. In 13th place, they can still hope for the preliminary matches
Crucial weeks lie ahead: The ZSC Lions with returning coach Mark Crawford will have to get back on track as soon as possible if they are to defend their fourth place.
On the rise after a bad start: Champions Zug, in ninth place, has to fight for direct playoff qualification
TOUGH FIGHT: Eighth-placed Berne snapped a four-beaten run in Davos on Sunday night, but have already played the most matches.
With two defeats against Lausanne, the SCL Tigers suffered a setback at the weekend with goalkeeper Luca Bolzhauser.
GOOD MOOD: The Rapperswil-Jona Lakers were the only team to score the maximum six points in the weekend and cement their third place
Luigi Gianninazzi is also a new coach in Lugano: in 11th place, the Ticino team still has to improve at least one place
Participant in the next battle after the Spengler Cup win: In 10th place, Ambri-Piotta currently occupies the last place to participate in the preliminary competition
Despite going belly-up against Servette at the weekend, second-placed Bale can plan elimination matches.
The positive surprise: Thanks to two victories over Bell’s chasers, Genève Servet has consolidated its position at the top of the standings.
Hexathlon for three places in Top 6 – Gallery
It hasn’t been so hot lately: Friborg-Gautron Dragons are still in sixth place after two defeats to Zug
HC Davos with its PostFinance top scorer Enzo Corvi is currently fifth and has won at least one point in every game this year
It is unlikely that Aguey will be able to concede the 14th and last spot despite progressing under caretaker coach Julien Vauclair.
Surprise climber Kloten with Keanu Dearings in seventh can hope for a direct playoff qualification
Lausanne was the biggest disappointment in the National League so far. In 13th place, they can still hope for the preliminary matches
Crucial weeks lie ahead: The ZSC Lions with returning coach Mark Crawford will have to get back on track as soon as possible if they are to defend their fourth place.
On the rise after a bad start: Champions Zug, in ninth place, has to fight for direct playoff qualification
TOUGH FIGHT: Eighth-placed Berne snapped a four-beaten run in Davos on Sunday night, but have already played the most matches.
With two defeats against Lausanne, the SCL Tigers suffered a setback at the weekend with goalkeeper Luca Bolzhauser.
GOOD MOOD: The Rapperswil-Jona Lakers were the only team to score the maximum six points in the weekend and cement their third place
Luigi Gianninazzi is also a new coach in Lugano: in 11th place, the Ticino team still has to improve at least one place
Participant in the next battle after the Spengler Cup win: In 10th place, Ambri-Piotta currently occupies the last place to participate in the preliminary competition
Despite going belly-up against Servette at the weekend, second-placed Bale can plan elimination matches.
The positive surprise: Thanks to two victories over Bell’s chasers, Genève Servet has consolidated its position at the top of the standings.
About a quarter has yet to be played in the National League and the table shows clear contours. Three teams can plan the playoffs, and six compete for three other direct places in the playoffs.
The ZSC Lions and Friborg-Gottéron are the two biggest losers of the weekend in the fight for a spot in the playoffs, each with just one point, each playing “home-and-away matches” against the same opponent. There is only six points difference between fourth place (ZSC) and ninth place (Zug), even though the defending champion has played one game less. After an unfortunate Champions League semi-final exit, the champions began their race to catch up with two victories over Friborg.
The ZSC Lions (38 matches / 63 points), Davos (37/62), Friborg (38/62), Kloten (39/59), Bern (40/59) and Zug (37/57) should occupy the three spots. Still entitled to direct qualification for the quarter-finals. SCB got on the curve in their first win away at Davos after four defeats, while ZSC Lions’ bankruptcy streak grew to six matches. They haven’t been this bad since 2004, and they’ve never had a seven-game losing streak since the playoffs began in 1985.
The Rapperswil-Jonah Lakers, who finished third with two convenient victories against tail light Ajoie, may have said goodbye to this fight. Leaders Geneva Servet and Biel can also plan with qualifying. Thanks to two successes in the two biggest battles, the Geneva team is now five points ahead of the nearest pursuers.
Behind Zug and in front of Ajoie, a four-way battle rages on with a master prize and a void. Ambry-Piotta (39/50), Lugano (49/38), SCL Tigers (38/46) and Lausanne (39/45) are fighting for the 10th place and thus jumping into the pre-qualifiers on the one hand, and against on the other a fall In the match against Ajoie. Lugano and especially Lausanne, the biggest disappointments of the season so far, improved their situation on Friday and Saturday with two victories.
classification:
1. Geneva – Servette 39/80. 2. Bell 40/75. 3. Rapperswil – Jonah Lakers 39/70. 4. ZSC Lions 38/63. 5- Davos 37/62. 6 – Friborg – Gutron 38/62. 7 – Clotin 39/59. 8- Bern 40/59. Movement nine 37/57. 10- Umbrella-buta 39/50. 11- Lugano 38/49. 12- SCL Tigers 38/46. 13- Lausanne 39/45. 14. Ajoy 41/36.
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