The Eagles of Nice continue their rise in the Synerglace Ligue Magnus with a spectacular home victory against the Angers Dukes (5-3). With offensive efficiency and defensive solidity, the Niçois confirm their place at the top of the standings and captivate their audience.
From the start of the match, the Eagles of Nice display unwavering determination against the Angers Dukes, known for their intensity and experience. The lines remain compact, the pressure is constant, and the puck movement is fluid, allowing the Niçois to quickly gain the upper hand in the match.
Jordan Mugnier and Loic Coulaud Spark the Hostilities
The first goal comes when Jordan Mugnier opens the scoring. Well-positioned in the offensive zone, he coolly completes a perfectly constructed play, igniting the enthusiasm of the supporters and highlighting the trust placed in the young players of the club.
Shortly after, Loic Coulaud doubles the lead, benefiting from a failed clearance by the Angers defense. The Eagles of Nice take a valuable lead and force the visitors to react quickly.
In goal, Alexis Shank is imperial. Making decisive saves, particularly during penalty kills, the Niçois goalkeeper frustrates the Angers attackers and ensures a solid defense for his team.
Finland’s J. Larinmaa stands out as the playmaker of the match. A true conductor of the Niçois attack, he delivers a pinpoint pass to Mathieu Desagnes for the 3rd goal, then scores a spectacular goal himself a few minutes later, confirming his role as offensive leader and his dominance in the Ligue Magnus statistics.
The 4th goal is scored by Hugo Nogaretto, who takes advantage of a puck recovery to finish precisely, providing a comfortable lead for the Eagles of Nice. Finally, Louis Cirgues registers the 5th goal, sealing the Niçois victory and triggering a standing ovation in the ice rink.
A Valuable Victory Despite Angers’ Response
Despite a comeback from the Angers Dukes, who score three times, The Eagles of Nice manage to keep their lead and win this thrilling match with a final score of 5-3. This victory confirms the offensive strength and collective maturity of the Niçois, now comfortably settled in 6th place in the standings.
At home, the Eagles of Nice establish themselves as a team difficult to maneuver. With key players and the unwavering support of their fans, the Eagles of Nice can approach the rest of the season with confidence and ambition. This momentum suggests a prominent position in the race for the finals of the Synerglace Ligue Magnus and an increasingly important role in French hockey.
