Eisbären Regensburg triumphant: Preto’s hat trick secures a 5-2 win!

Eisbären Regensburg triumphant: Preto’s hat trick secures a 5-2 win!

This Sunday, November 30th, 2025, the Eisbären Regensburg will finally return to their home, the Donau Arena, after three away games, to play against the Eispiren Crimmitschau. The highly anticipated game begins promptly at 5:00 p.m. - an event fans won't want to miss. The box office opens at 3:30 p.m. and the fan zone is open to spectators between 3:00 p.m. and 4:45 p.m. The fan zone remains closed after the game.

The Eisbären Regensburg, founded in 1962, have become an integral part of German ice hockey and most recently won the DEL2 championship title in 2024. A look at the current games shows: The club has the right mix of young talent and experienced players and is focusing on a long-term perspective to consolidate its position in the league. This not only ensures sporting success, but also loud fan support in the modern Donau Arena with space for 4,863 spectators.

Excitement in the first playdown game

In the first meeting of the first DEL2 playdown round, the Eisbären inflicted a defeat on their guests from Crimmitschau with a clear 5:2, which now equalizes the series at 1:1. According to the report by Ice Pirates Crimmitschau The Ice Pirates were unable to prevent the first two goals of the game in front of 4,237 spectators in the Donau-Arena. Pierre Preto opened the scoring for the Eisbären in the 5th minute. Just a few minutes later, in the 9th minute, he scored a brace to make it 2-0.

Denis Shevyrin and Tobias Lindberg briefly gave the Crimmitschauers an exciting revival when they equalized to 2-2. But Regensburg appeared unimpressed and went ahead again in the 39th minute through Constantin Ontl and finally in the 41st minute through Marvin Schmid. The highlight of the evening was Pierre Preto's hat trick in the 50th minute, which made the final score 5-2. A worrying turn of events for the Ice Pirates was Colin Smith's ten-minute penalty in the final minutes, which didn't make the game any easier.

The return to Regensburg

The upcoming game promises once again great emotions and excitement. Anyone who cannot be there live in the arena has the opportunity to watch the game from the comfort of their own home - a live stream is available via SportEuropeTV. Tickets for today's game are available on the Eisbären website www.ebr.live available. Entrances for season ticket holders will open 105 minutes before kick-off, while the rest of the public will have access 90 minutes before the game.

The Eisbären Regensburg are faced with an exciting challenge that they will take on in front of their home crowd. The combination of talented newcomers and proven forces gives many hope for a fantastic performance. A wonderful evening full of ice hockey action awaits both loyal fans and newcomers!