While I even did not have a tiny idea about the correct place where the village of Embrach was to find on a roadmap, I new much more about both teams in that battle: I knew their teams, their cities and I even knew one player: the Schaffhausen goalie Michael Schuster, who is also German Number One goalie. Apart from that, this match was on much higher level than the one before. Schaffhausen got an early lead in a fast match full of incorrect hits and small fouls, but they could not manage to score more than that one thought they were controlling the match.
Not just because of a free shot goal after fourty seconds in second period, Dietlikon improved very much during the second half. The match was thrilling, especially as Schaffhausen came back in the match and managed to put their opponents under pressure during the last minutes of play. Dietlikon seemed to be able to stand it, but at 19:53, Schaffhausen made the goal and thereby completed a lucky, but absolutely deserved win.