Leader Davos finds its way back to winning after Friday's defeat. The Grisons win 5:1 against Zug on Sunday.
16.11.2025, 18:14
16.11.2025, 19:48
SDA
HC Davos is no longer flying through the National League as untouchable as it was a few weeks ago, after all, the Grisons had lost three of their last four games until Sunday. Against EV Zug, however, Josh Holden's team once again showed how much potential it has.
Young Beni Waidacher put the HCD in front in the seventh minute. It was the first ever goal in the National League for the 19-year-old winger, who came through the Davos junior ranks. Tino Kessler and Michael Fora made it clear before half-time. Grégory Hofmann was able to reduce the deficit for Zug shortly afterwards, but that was as good as it got for the Central Swiss side in the Landwasser Valley. Simon Knak and Matej Stransky scored into the empty net in the final period. It was the first defeat for Michael Liniger's team after two wins in a row.
Telegram
Davos - Zug 5:1 (1:0, 2:1, 2:0)
6547 spectators. - SR Stolc (SVK)/Tscherrig, Schlegel/Allenspach. - Goals: 7. Waidacher (Gredig) 1:0. 23. Kessler 2:0. 28. Fora (Frick, Zadina) 3:0. 35. Hofmann (Wingerli, Guerra) 3:1. 51. Knak (Stransky) 4:1. 58. Stransky 5:1 (into the empty net). - Penalties: 4 times 2 minutes each. - PostFinance top scorers: Stransky; Kubalik.
Davos: Hollenstein; Fora, Frick; Guebey, Dahlbeck; Gross, Jung; Barandun; Stransky, Ryfors, Tambellini; Zadina, Asplund, Nussbaumer; Kessler, Egli, Knak; Frehner, Waidacher, Gredig; Parrée.
Zug: Genoni; Stadler, Sklenicka; Balestra, Tobias Geisser; Bengtsson, Guerra; Vozenilek, Kovar, Kubalik; Künzle, Wingerli, Hofmann; Antenen, Senteler, Herzog; Lindemann, Leuenberger, Eggenberger.
Remarks: Davos without Corvi (sick), Aeschlimann, Andersson, Lemieux and Müller (all injured), Zug without Diaz, Martschini, Moret, Riva, Tatar, Wey (all injured), Schlumpf (suspended) and Graham (supernumerary foreigner). Zug without a goalkeeper from 56:16 to 57:01.
