Anthony Greco broke the zero.
The American, who was recruited to lead the Frölunda offensive, was the top scorer in the 3-1 win against Växjö.
– It’s very important for these guys to get started, says coach Roger Runberg at C More.
Max Friberg was delighted to think he had given Froland the lead in the seventh minute. But the joy ended when the goal was disqualified by the goalkeeper’s intervention after reviewing the video.
“The Frölunda player ejects a blocked disc. The goalkeeper’s shin guards are pushed in the same sequence so that the disc is ejected”SHL’s operating room signed Twitter.
Two minutes later, Frölunda’s next cold shower came when Lukas Bengtsson instead gave Växjö a 1-0 lead.
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But Roger Runeberg’s men stood up.
Two minutes into the second half, Patrick Carlson equalized to make it 1-1 and then Philipp Johansson completed the shift to make it 2-1 with his first goal of the season, which was well played by Niklas Laso.
Laso makes a really good pass. It’s just to pick up and shoot as fast as you can. There’s usually a gap there and this time it was. It’s always good to see her come in, he says in C More.
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Minutes before the end of the match, it was Anthony Greco’s turn to break the deadlock.
The American, who was brought in to lead the attack but had some difficulties in his first matches in a Frölunda jersey, finally celebrated and the match ended 3-1.
In addition, another new acquisition, Jere Innala, has acquired two assistants.
– It is of course important that these people get some points in the long run. You see how happy Greco is when he scores his goal. Coach Roger Runberg says that really means something.
