Kali Ostman is one of the hottest players in the SHL and has been scoring in the final rounds.
But against Växjö he smiled unluckily against Leksand and the striker.
He had an unfortunate reception with his skates and extended the goal with a score of 0-2 against Växjö.
Two of the hottest teams in the SHL met Tuesday night at Tegera Arena.
Leksand, who has won seven of their last ten matches, and Växjö, who has won six over the same time period.
And the first period showed off Formula 1 hockey teams. Full speed from both teams and creating chances in both directions.
The ninth minute of the match was eventful. First, Oscar Lange had a good position after cutting past a Växjö defender, but the puck bounced loosely and the chance ended with just one chance. Then the game was turned and Tobias Rieder got a free position after Leksand miscalculated on a homework. The German backhanded the ball and put it high in the net behind Lexand goalkeeper Mantas Armalis.
“I wouldn’t have hit the target.”
The score was also 0-2 in favor of Växjö, who stormed towards the top two in the SHL. Hugo Gustafsson shot towards Leksandsmålet and the puck went out to Kalle Östman, who would get the puck with his skates. But in the end it was a balanced expansion of his own goal.
chance of snow.
And sad for Ostman and Lexand.
– I wasn’t going to hit the target. Unlucky, says Callie Ostman in the first-second interval interview.
Before the break, Ostman was the hottest player in the entire SHL with 12 points in his last seven games. Now it was a sad reboot of the series.
Leksand dominated the second period, including after two power plays. But Adam Uman settled in the goal of Vakshaw and held firm.
Peter Celarik is back at Leixand after a season in the Eredivisie and a season in Switzerland, but he needs more games in his body before he returns in the good shape of his age.