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Due to the European Cup match played on Tuesday, the qualifying winner will only start the play-offs as the last team on Saturday. The defeat against Füchse Berlin did not affect the mood or physicality.
The Cadets took control from the start and were already six goals ahead at half time. The home team did not give up in the second half either. This results in a clear victory at the start of the quarter-final series, which is limited to a maximum of five matches. The best thrower of Schaffhausen’s team is the Icelander Odinn Thor Rikhardsson with seven goals.
On Tuesday, the Cadets will face Füchse Berlin in the second leg of the round of 16 of the European League. In the German capital, the Swiss champions have to make up for a handicap of 28:32.
The results of the other three quarter-finals on Maundy Thursday:
Scout Winterthur – HSC Suhr Aarau 31:23
HC Kriens-Lucerne – BSV Bern 34:31
GC Amicitia – TSV St. Otmar St. Gallen 33:25
The second matches of these three playoff series will take place on Easter Monday.
(SDA/cst)
Source : Blick
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