For a long time it was unclear whether Nick Petersen would be able to play in today’s sixth game of the series against Fehérvár. The attacker had recently been absent due to illness and was therefore on the brink until the end.
Now it is clear: Petersen got fit in time and will take part in the decisive duel today. This gives the team important reinforcements in a crucial phase of the series.
The plan is for Petersen to be used in the first line – together with Simeon Schwinger and Jan Mursak. In four playoff games to date, the striker has collected a strong eight points and is the internal top scorer.
The game starts at 7:15 p.m. and will be broadcast live on ORF Sport+.
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