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"It 's a pity you want to win and we try to get back to what we were at the beginning of the season and we feel like we are going in the right direction, but it' s not good enough. was not enough tonight, "said Jonas Gustavsson to C More after the match.
There were seven Linköping against the series leader, Luleå, who met in Luleå in a very consistent series, only separating eight points between Brynäs, one in ten, before Thursday's matches.
Lost cord
Despite the strong resumption of play for Luleå in the first half, Linköping had a 1-0 break. Scorer, the longest player in the series, Viktor Svedberg, his first free kick after returning to Swedish hockey.
The second period became even more fun, but the home team scored the most goals. But an excellent player, Jonas Gustavsson, kept the zero for the first 40 minutes and stays ahead of the end of the season.
The match was delayed before the start of the third period due to a case of illness in the stands. When the third period began, the LHC started playing early with one man less, but Gustavsson went away. This time.
Missed three penalties
A little more than eight minutes after the last match, Luleå acknowledged. A result that was after the usual lunch hour. The LHC was saved in most of the game but still managed to win in overtime. In the long run, however, Linköping has created the most, but also loudly.
Instead, the match was decided in penalties. Derek Roy, Joe Whitney and Nick Sörensen missed their penalties while Luleå Jack Connolly put the only penalty and two points in Luleå. One in Linköping
Other results on Thursday:
- Skellefteå – Mora 2-0
- Rye – HV-71 0-1
- Frölunda – Brynäs 1-0, after extension
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