Cameron Schilling of Djurgården decided to meet the heavyweight with Björklöven.
Bakken scored the decisive goal in the 4-2 win.
Really great with three points, Daniel Prudden tells C More.
Djurgarden won the first game of the regular season between two of the top candidates in Alsvenskan hockey.
It was a rocking and fun Friday game at Hovett, where she was breathing a hockey game.
– It’s the same character. Players are angry and physical. As C More expert Fredrik Soedström points out, it’s a good game.
Schilling’s rule
Björklöven led 1-0 and 2-1, but the home team turned around with three goals in a row.
Defender Cameron Schilling, who followed Djurgarden after relegation from the Premier League, became the match-winner with his 3-2 goal just five minutes from the end of the match.
Daniel Broden made the final 4-2 after a few minutes.
– Great match. We are facing a good team. It was a good measure of value for us, he told C More.
Shilke’s top scorer again
The big question previously asked was whether Djurgården could stop hot Björklöven striker Nick Schilke from the net.
It lasted a while and a half.
The American, who had consecutive triples behind him, outplayed Karl Lindbaum on goal with a sharp, high shot.
– I got another good pass. Fortunately, Shilke says in his book Sea More, he’s back inside.
But it was Djurgarden who got all three points and celebrated with 6,365 spectators afterwards.
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