The heat caught on in the Skåne derby.
After a duel between Rögle goalkeeper Calle Clang and Malmö target Emil Sylvegård, Clang is now accused of filming.
I don’t like what I see, says expert Peter Runqvist at C More.
We’re only in a few rounds into the SHL season, but a lot of discussion has already sprung up about reinforcements and filming.
Now the fire is full of wood.
This is after a situation in the Scania derby between Rogel and Malmo where home team goalkeeper Kali Klang is accused of filming.
‘clear reinforcement’
Pushed in the chest by Emil Sylvegård, he threw himself – and covered his face.
– We talked about shooting and reinforcements, and this also applies to goalkeepers. I don’t like what I see here. Sylvegård is pushed into the crate and takes Clang with him in the bag. The left hand reaches the chest and Klang goes to…the face! It’s a clear boost, says expert Peter Runqvist, himself a former goalkeeper, at Seamore.
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Earlier on Thursday, Örebro coach Niklas Ericsson came out and stated that a 5,000 SEK fine was not enough to remove filming in the SHL. He wants to see the suspension instead.
More experts agree Johann Turnberg.
– I think that’s the club’s problem. We can sit high from the top and lunge down, but I think coaches and leaders should take this and say ‘we won’t accept this’ and maybe even reprimand within the team. It’s not enough for the league to suspend a player, say, for three games, but the coach says “you won’t be allowed to play if you see you’re doing it again,” says Thurnberg.
Malmo won the match 2-1.
The big hero was Fredrik Handemark, who scored and assisted.
The article is updated!