Updated on 21.14 | Published on 21.10
Five consecutive wins versus four consecutive losses.
maybe no Only stop in one direction.
Two streaks were broken when Lexand defeated Lulea outside the house.
Leksand announced on Tuesday that coach Bjorn Hellqvist is on sick leave for an indefinite period.
It was a message that Leksand, with four defeats behind them, did not need, but on Thursday evening, the team secured a heavy victory.
Leksand were clinical and took advantage of scoring chances in a 4-1 win over Luleå at the Coop Norrbotten Stadium.
“It’s not something you think about.”
Patrick Zachrisson scored his first goal of the season when he headed Leksand’s second goal of the game over the crossbar.
He believes the team performed well despite Bjorn Hellqvist disappearing into the cabin.
– I don’t think this is something you’re thinking about right now. We try not to think too much about it, but think about what we talked about before the match, says Zachrisson on TV4.
Marek Hrvik scored twice and Alexander Lundqvist also scored for Leksand. Lulea’s reduction goal was scored by Jonas Berglund.
Broken wing
Leksand’s three points were much needed at the bottom of the table.
Luleå’s winning streak stops at five matches and the team is losing some ground at the top of the table.
– It’s slaughter. We’re not there in the scrimmage game, in the skating. We don’t match them at all, so I’m disappointed in the effort. “It’s not up to our standards,” says Lulea captain Erik Gustafsson on TV4.