Grizzlys lose after pack against Ingolstadt in a penalty shootout!
The Grizzlys Wolfsburg lose 1:2 against ERC Ingolstadt in a penalty shootout. Next game on December 30th against Straubing.

Grizzlys lose after pack against Ingolstadt in a penalty shootout!
The ice hockey game between the Grizzlys Wolfsburg and ERC Ingolstadt on Sunday, December 28th had some exciting moments in store. In the end, the Grizzlys had to admit defeat 1:2 after a penalty shootout, but were able to steal an important point from second in the table. In the first phase of the game, Matt White scored for Ingolstadt in the 6th minute. But Wolfsburg didn't let it get them down and equalized just three minutes later through Riley Barber. The atmosphere in the ice arena was great, where 4,591 spectators watched the game.
Despite the early equalizer, the game didn't quite go according to plan for the Grizzlys. Ingolstadt dominated the first 40 minutes with a 26:19 advantage in shots on goal, which presented the Grizzlys with several challenges. Thanks to a strong performance from goalkeeper Dustin Strahlmeier, who saved several decisive shots, the game remained exciting until the end of regular time and, fortunately for Wolfsburg, without any further goals.
An exciting penalty shootout
As the hockey gods would have it, the game remained scoreless in overtime. There were definitely chances on both sides, but without the decisive goal. In the penalty shootout that followed, the Wolfsburg team competed bravely: Barber, Kenny Agostino and Alex Breton converted confidently, while the Ingolstadt team was also successful, with Agostino scoring the decisive goal. The game ended with a narrow defeat for the Grizzlys, but they were able to take a point.
This encounter is one of many exciting ones in which the Grizzlys had to show that they were learning and fighting on the ice. In particular, the fact that they survived two outnumbered situations is a testament to their fighting spirit and determination. Referees Gofman and Kohlmüller had their hands full officiating the game, in which the Grizzlys received a total of 10 penalty minutes.
A look into the future
The Grizzlys' next game is on Tuesday, December 30th against the Straubing Tigers. This match will certainly be just as exciting, especially as the team will have to work on constantly improving their performance. The remaining games this season could, according to calculations by del-stats.com be crucial for placement in the table. The forecasts show that the Grizzlys have a chance of a positive turnaround given their current ability if they optimize their style of play and take advantage of the last few games accordingly.
In any case, it is clear that the Grizzlys are not giving up and are ready to get the most out of every game. Will they be able to score points against the Tigers in the upcoming match? That remains to be seen!