Tölzer Löwen picked up three points against Selber in the Oberliga Süd on Sunday, winning 6:4 at home. The result keeps the hosts in third place while the visitors drop further down the table. Both sides had played three games each before this fixture, with zero points on the board for each.
The early exchanges were tight, but Tölzer Löwen fancy their chances from home and took control when it mattered. Selber replied with spirit, but the hosts rolled the dice with attacking intent and it paid off. The visitors dug in but could not find a way back into the game.
Tölzer Löwen arrived in good form, having beaten Heilbronner Falken 4:1 and Erding 10:6 in their previous two outings. Selber had also won 4:1 against Risersee on the same day as the Tölzer victory, but their recent record showed inconsistency with defeats to Paiting and Bregenzerwald.
The final tally of 6:4 reflected an open contest rather than a tactical battle. Selber created enough chances to keep it competitive but could not convert when the game was on the line. Tölzer Löwen handed their attack full rein and were rewarded for it.
The result means Tölzer Löwen move further clear in third place, while Selber remain in sixth. The gap between them widens, and the visitors cannot afford another slip if they want to climb the table.
