A misjudgment of Djurgården.
After losing a penalty kick against Kristianstad, Johan Garbinlöf lost for the first time as Dave coach in Hovet.
– We have to score on one of our strong plays, Garpenlöv tells C More.
Johan Garbinlof got off to a good start as coach of Djurgården.
Former national team captain Tre Kronor coached the Stockholm squad ahead of the game against Tingsryd on 2 December. Since then, there have been four wins and one loss (away against Östersund) – but tonight Garbinlov lost for the first time in Hovet.
It was Kristianstad who led the match. After Djurgården largely dominated the first half, the away team managed to score 1-0 early in the second half, through a goal by Pontus Netterberg.
Goalkeeper board
The goal came after a questionable interference in the goalkeeper by Mathieu Galagda.
With only five minutes left in the middle of the first half, Djurgården equalized when Kevin Carlsson put it 1-1 up.
After three periods of play, Hovet was still tied, and the game went to overtime.
When Kevin Wenstrom received a two-minute suspension for cutting, Djurgården had the opportunity to score the power play winning goal.
I decided the penalties
However, Philip Larsson remained tight in the Kristianstad goal – instead the match was decided by a penalty shootout.
Once there, the away team pulled the longest straw, with Theodore Pestek scoring the only goal of the penalty shootout. Thus, Kristianstad got two points from Stockholm, while Djurgården had to be content with one point.
– I think we had a great first period, and then we fell back in the second. They break up and they get to move the game. “We have to score in one of our tough matches when we have the chances,” Johan Garbinlow told C More.
Kristianstad coach Mikael Gath feels more satisfied.
– I am not ashamed of these points. He says we are fighting them.