Linus Sandin equalized 4-4 for Rogl in the match against Oskarshamn and took the match to penalties.
Once there, Sandin became a hero when he scored the decisive penalty.
“Very nice with two points,” says Linus Sandin at C. Moore.
Two in-form teams settled for victory at the Be-Ge Hockey Center in Oskarshamn.
The first period was marred by several expulsions.
Oskarshamn had many opportunities to take the lead in the match. But it was Rögle’s super talent Marco Casper who scored the first goal of the match and was behind many of Rögle’s goals.
– It’s important and cool to score goals, notes Casper.
Canceled at the last second
When there was only one (!) Second left in the first period, Oskarshamn tied for numerical superiority.
Rögle regained the lead in the second half.
First, the team scored 2-1 through Adam Tambellini’s power play and then Angelholmarna extended the lead to 3-1.
But Oscarshamn was given a demotion before the transition period ended.
Linus Sandin champion
Ante Sumela scored his second goal of the match when he later equalized for Oskarshamn in the third period.
Oskarshamn was able to turn around and take the lead in the final period when Cameron Breece made it 4-3.
But Linus Sandin equalized and took the match to a penalty shootout – where Sandin scored the decisive penalty for Angelholmarna.
– We show that we are a strong team when we play the way we are supposed to play, says Sandin.
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