Orebridge. Brenes’ biggest match hero was Anders Lindbäck.
After a heavy season in which the 34-year-old was questioned, he kept his second clean sheet this season.
Those three points and having that support feels good, he says.
Örebro scored many chances and a lot happened around Anders Lindback in the match.
Brynäs followed up the win against rival Leksand by tying Örebro away.
– As there were so many supporters in the place, I thought it would be a good idea to come back again. It was one of my best games this season, says Anders Lindbäck, it was a tough away game with many chances for them.
Showed feelings
Several times during the match, a large smile flashed through the net on the goalkeeper’s mask.
– It was a fun match. It’s like that when I feel good, then I feel good and I can have a nice balance,” says Anders Lindbäck.
When the game was at its peak in the third period, he also showed other emotions when he got into an argument with 18-year-old Örebro’s super talent Leo Karlsson.
It ended with a long conversation with referee Mikael Nord.
– Ah, I don’t know. Anders Lindbäck says it’s important to put these little things in place.
I danced in front of the crowd
The Brynäs goalkeeper was the big hero for many fans at the site.
His name was chanted at the final whistle and he was the one who led the celebration and dance in front of them when the team was called back onto the ice.
– It was a very important week. We’re growing as a team and we’re starting to get organized a little bit. Above all, we find ways to win, and that’s all there is to it. Six points this week, you couldn’t ask for more, says Anders Lindbäck.
“great friend”
Anders Lindbäck, with credentials from the NHL, the KHL and Switzerland, was one of the preseason’s most exciting new signings, but he struggled to live up to expectations.
– This was a receipt that I am doing something right again and am on the right track. It’s been a bit up and down and now it’s more stable these four games that I had to stand up after resting. It’s about short memory and working on things that work. Anders Lindbäck says: I have a lot to thank my goalkeeper coach Johan Holmqvist, he is a great support and a great friend.
Next up are two matches at Brynäs Stadium on Thursdays in a row, against Färjestad and Timrå.
