The semi-finals are decided by two meetings.
The first in Jeslavid gave the Lions an eight-point lead before returning against Dakarna.
The question is whether this is sufficient.
– We are strong at home and we want to reach the final, says Danish team manager Mikael Terenberg.
The semi-final is very open although the Lions are 49-41 in tonight’s meeting between Småland.
Denmark’s Rasmus Jensen took an important third in the eleventh heat with a late pass and suddenly the Lions’ lead dropped to four points 35-31 with four qualifying matches remaining.
After one heat, the difference rose to eight points, thanks to the duo of Polish star Bartosz Zmarzeleks and Yaroslav Humbles, 5-1.
The lions wanted to take her with them on the trip back to Malia.
Instead, the Dane immediately responded with one five, the first of the evening for the away team. Brady Kurtz and Jensen immediately took the lead, held it lap after lap and cut it down to 41-37 heading into the nomination playoffs.
The Zimerzlik won in the 14th round, but the Lions had to gain 3-3. Dominic Kubera and Humble gave a great performance in the final playoffs with a score of 5-1 and the victory of the Lions with a score of 49-41.
Weather permitting, a return will be scheduled for Tuesday next week.
– It was as tough as we thought before. If they can win eight here, we can win eight at home. We are strong at home. It is important to set the tone already in the first heat and we will do everything we can. The Dakarna team manager says, we want to go to the final Mikael Terenberg C even more.
The first match will be decided in the second semi-final on Friday evening in Eskilstuna, when Smederna receives Rospiggarna.