A great advantage for Malmö in SHL qualification
The beginning of a dream for Brinas.
Then they collapsed, losing 2-5 and now Malmö has a real advantage in the concern qualifier.
– There’s nothing in the game to suggest Brenas can win the match, says Sea Moore expert Staffan Kronwall.
A goal by Greg Scott after two and a half minutes. Johan Larsson added three minutes later.
Brynäs’ team started with a knife in the throat after last losing Game 2 of the playoffs on a blistering pace.
But it won’t last long.
Top scorer Wernbloom again
Just a minute after Johan Larsson’s 2-0 goal, Matthias Lassen pulled one back and before half-time was over he was equalized by Lukas Fernbloom.
Malmö kept going and at the end of the second half they turned the game around when Adam Ulas Mattsson found the right goal.
Things got worse for Brinas in the third period.
Expired – now registered
Oula Palve was thrown out for a tangle and on the subsequent power play, Marcus Sylvegård, who left Tuesday’s game with an injury, scored 4-2.
Brynäs had a great chance to cut half of the period remaining when they had to play five-on-three for over a minute – but failed to score. Soon after, they were also ejected for having too many players on the ice.
Malmö eventually won 5–2 and lead the series, played in a best of seven matches, with a 2–0 lead in matches.
– I feel proud of the boys. We are down 0-2. We flip it around and it shows we’re a strong group and we believe in ourselves, says Emil Sylvegård from Malmö at C More.
“lighter fluid”
Brinas Jacob Blomqvist:
– She smiles bitterly. But it’s the first of four wins and nothing to sneeze at
The next match will be played on Saturday in Gavle.
– They’ve won two games now and are incredibly nice and comfortable. They are partying here with the fans. It only provides extra spark fluid for Saturday, says Blomqvist.
