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Tigers triumph 6:4 against Riessersee: An exciting ice hockey duel!
The Onesto Tigers Bayreuth secured a 6:4 win against SC Riessersee on October 26, 2025 and improved their table position.
Tigers triumph 6:4 against Riessersee: An exciting ice hockey duel!
On October 26, 2025, the Onesto Tigers Bayreuth defeated SC Riessersee 6:4 in an exciting game. In front of 1,331 enthusiastic spectators, it was a mixed game that was in jeopardy several times. After three defeats in a row, the Tigers finally showed their best side and were able to collect important points in the table.
The Tigers were able to take the lead in the first third with a goal from Sam Verelst, which came after a precise shot from Spacek. Despite good chances for the hosts, including from Soudek and Dibelka, Bayreuth maintained their defensive stability and went into the first break with a 1-0 lead.
Direct exchange of blows
In the second third the course of the game changed suddenly. Leon Höller equalized for Riessersee in the 28th minute. But the Tigers didn't let themselves get carried away. Just four minutes later, Sam Verelst scored again to give the Tigers a 3-2 lead. Aidan Brown increased the score to 4:2 before the second break, before Leon Neiger scored for Riessersee 16 seconds later.
The turbulent third ended with a 5:3 for the guests after Alex Barber made it 5:2 shortly before the end. The Tigers continued to keep the pressure on and were determined to bring home the win.
Exciting final phase
The final third began with the change of Riesserseer goalkeeper Patrik Mühlberger, who was replaced by Andi Mechel. The tension in the game remained high: Jannick Stein scored the goal to make it 4:5 in the 50th minute. But the Tigers were determined to defend their lead. They survived a critical five-minute deficit without penalty and showed strong nerves.
Performance and statistics
The statistics of the game show that the Tigers were able to achieve a power play efficiency of 25% (1 goal from 4 opportunities), while Riessersee did not convert a single goal from five power plays. Also noteworthy is the fact that Riessersee caused a heated game with 13 penalty minutes, while the Tigers had to risk significantly more penalties with 38 minutes.
With this victory, head coach Larry Suarez's team has not only forgotten their last defeats, but also fought their way back into the table. The next challenges await when the Tigers face the Stuttgart Rebels, followed by an away game at the Heilbronner Falken.
You can find out more about this exciting game as well as statistics, match results and analysis in our report Wiesentbote and in Bayreuth. For detailed background information on ice hockey statistics, we recommend taking a look at Wikipedia.