Pittingen saw off Lindau 7:4 in the Oberliga South on Sunday afternoon at their home rink. The hosts opened the scoring early and never looked back, while Lindau struggled to contain the pressure despite several chances. The final whistle confirmed what the scoreboard showed — a comfortable victory for the home side.
By then, Pittingen had built a commanding lead. Lindau pulled one back before half-time, but the visitors could only manage three more goals in the remaining periods. The difference in quality showed clearly when Pittingen found space to attack repeatedly.
Both sides sit on zero points after seven games, though the table tells only part of the story. Pittingen's record of four wins from seven matches suggests they have found their rhythm, while Lindau's single victory from seven outings has left them searching for consistency.
We had backed Lindau to win with 48 per cent confidence, but the match went the other way. The visitors were second to everything in the opening period and never quite recovered their footing. To be fair, they created opportunities, but Pittingen's defence held firm when it mattered.
The result leaves Pittingen in seventh place with momentum building, while Lindau remain bottom without a win in their last four away games. The gap between the sides grew wider each period, and neither side could deny the final scoreline.
