The important 4-2 goal was the first caught in a sold-out Globe game.
Djurgården’s captain Markus Kreuger drew the attention of the judges to replay the jumbotron.
After a video review, the puck was ruled to have crossed the goal line before the goal cage was moved.
It was a complicated situation in front of goal as Olle Liss finished and the goal cage was moved.
The puck slid over the goal line and then under the goal frame at the same time the goal cage was lifted from its position.
After a longer video review, Djurgården got the goal which meant 4-2 in the derby match against AIK.
Markus Kruger became a match hero with his routine and poise when he got the referees to check the situation overtime.
Mats Sundin goal.
Djurgården also scored the 2-1 goal and played until the 5-2 goal.
At the goal, he made a long move as he waited for AIK goalkeeper Claes Endre and put the puck into the slot.
He then played Daniel Pruden with his direct power play shot.
Stockholmer’s 20-year-old Victor Nilsson made it 3-2 on his first cross behind the darkened Claes Endre.
Mats Sundin goal. Right hand and everything, says expert commentator Harald Luckner at C More.
“Floating Lately”
It was a game marked by some carelessness and the puck slipped before many goals.
Djurgården was in command during the match and took the lead three times.
Kevin Carlson opened the scoring and scored for the third straight game with a well placed snipe.
– I’ve started streaming recently, but I’ve also been taking shots that I haven’t done before. It was very nice, says Kevin Carlson.
AIK’s first receipt was collected by Zion Nybeck with the snowball between the legs of Djurgården goalkeeper Matthew Galajda, then Edvin Hammarlund and Johan Alm scrambled the back kick.
Daniel Muzito Bagenda scored AIK’s second goal when he was powerful in front of goal and hit a backhand kick.
On Thursday night it’s time for the next Stockholm derby at the Globen.
The text has been updated.