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Three defeats in the last four games in spite, Fribourg are still the best team in the league (next to Zurich), and one of the favorites for winning the title. They've had some problems with absent players and less choices in the roster, but I think the approach was the biggest problem. According to the media, coach Kossmann was not mincing words with his players and I therefore expect a reaction. Zug are not looking good. They are losing on a regular basis lately, and the 11 goals conceded in the last two games only confirm things are not working out as they should. True, their first choice goalie Kilpelaininen was out (he'll be back today), but it's questionable whether he would have made a difference. He's not doing particularly well, and we have to see if he's up to the challenge today after suffering a concussion. Fribourg have to try and get the best possible position ahead of the play off, while Zug aren't fighting for position eight anymore. This game was a derby match the previous seasons, but the teams are now 22 points apart.