A penalty match for the team captain, a goal disallowed and a big loss in the concern meeting.
Malmö had a nightmare afternoon after which Emil Silvegaard got really frustrated – and went hard on HV71’s Emil Andrae.
– If there is a qualifying match against them, I have to beat him, says Silvegaard V.C. Moore after losing 1-5.
A collective ejection, a penalty for the team captain and a goal disallowed meant that Malmö lost 1-5 against HV71 – and now a goalless qualifying match is approaching the SHL jumbo.
Malmö camp was really upset during the match due to many situations.
“damn annoying”
Among other things, the team had a goal disallowed trailing 0-2 in the second half. Joachim Ryan thought he had downsized, but Emil Silvegaard was adjudged to have interfered with Johnny Ortillo on the HV71 goal enough with the club to disallow the goal.
– IM angry. It’s like the refs are going to call out every bloody goal we score, it’s been like that all season. It’s very frustrating, says Emil Selfegaard.
It will be worse for Skåne. Oliwer Kaski made it 3-0 to HV71 at the end of the second half and in the third the streak continued.
Marcus Silvegaard had been sent off twice in a row early in that period, and with about a quarter of an hour remaining, Malmö captain Fredrik Handemark was conceded a penalty for tackled Emil Andre behind.
Andrei criticizes
Totally incorrect, according to Sylvegård.
Andre sees Händemark coming and turns his back. I think it’s really bad. It’s not the first time. Then we have the number of chances but we don’t score goals, sorry for the insults, he says.
Sylvegård was really upset with Andrae and said he was exaggerating several situations. As the two teams thanked each other on the ice, Sylvegård seemed to say some were well chosen for the back of the HV71.
– I tell him that he is a filmmaker and he should start acting in his stead. If there was a qualifying match against them, I would run him over
HV71 is still second with 46 points but now has “only” four points against Brynäs who lost to Rögle. Malmö is last with 39 points.