Biel is just ahead in the final

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Harri Säteri is Olympic and world champion. The Finn got better and better, impressed by his composure combined with his reflexes, which drove the opposing attackers to despair like a Bieler Wand. But there is also Robert Mayer (also 33), who has done great things for Servette in recent weeks, recently even eliminated Zug’s master witch Leonardo Genoni, has to hide from almost no one in this form and can crown his eventful career. A big goalkeeper duel awaits us in the final. Mayer is slightly more at risk of failing at the wrong time.

napkin: 4 out of 5 points. Biel: 5 out of 5 points.

Geneva has the best attacking defenders in the league with Tömmernes and Vatanen. Karrer and Le Coultre have gone on to become national team players. And you can usually count on Maurer, Jacquemet and Völlmin. Biel also plays in defense with two foreigners. And Lööv and Yakovenko play very strong play-offs. Nati defender Rathgeb can make money from time to time, but provides momentum going forward. In addition, Forster (40), Grossmann (35) and Schneeberger (34) bring tons of experience, while Delémont (21) provides many offensive impulses with little ice time. It is important for the Seelanders that they are more stress-resistant than Zug in the Geneva pre-check.

napkin: 4 out of 5 points. Biel: 4 out of 5 points.

Oh la la! The Geneva offensive is a force. There is top scorer Hartikainen, the 106 kilo heavy hunk with the fine hands, and his buddy, the magical Swede Omark. Or the other foreign duo with Olympic champions, world champions and Stanley Cup winners Filppula and Winnik. And then there’s Richard, the standout so far and also the top scorer of the playoffs. And Praplan. And Pouliot. And George. And Miranda. And Captain Rod. Not even Biel’s offensive can keep up with the pace. Despite the series of Finns with goalgetter Rajala and the strong Sallinen, the H2O storm (Hofer, Haas, Olofsson), the Zurich players Brunner, Cunti and Künzle, the dynamic Kessler, Luca Hischier, the brother of NHL star Nico, or Froidevaux, who wants to step down with a second title.

napkin: 5 out of 5 points. Biel: 4 out of 5 points.

10 years ago, Antti Törmänen (52) led SCB to the title, now he has the chance to do it again with a second club. With perseverance, the Finn has shaped Biel into what it is today: a top team that plays attractive speed hockey. How strong he is in these weeks, knowing that he has cancer again – it’s incredibly impressive. Opposite Törmänen is Jan Cadieux (43), who has just been voted coach of the year by the coaches and captains of the league, but is still a bit underrated. Yes, the son of the legendary Paul-André Cadieux does not have much experience. But knowing how to deal with stars and what makes Servette strong.

napkin: 4 out of 5 points. Biel: 5 out of 5 points.

Moreover, Biel is just ahead with 18:17 points.

Source : Blick