Energy City. Leksand lost a two-goal lead by conceding four goals in barely eight minutes.
Prominent star defender Anton Lindholm limped badly in the dressing room after injuring his foot.
The first period against Frölunda in Strömstad was a nightmare.
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On Thursday evening, Leksand were overtaken by Färjestad 3-0, a margin of victory that should have been greater.
The next day against Frölunda, Leksand started more lively with a 2-0 lead after 3.47 through goals from Oskar Lang and Arvid Eljas.
Leksand then completely lost the game with Frolunda scoring four quick goals from Linus Oberg, Jiri Inala, Niklas Laso and Max Friberg.
It’s new acquisition Philip Larsson, 24, from Kristianstad who gets his first chance in goal against Leksand.
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Anton Lindholm limped off midway through the first half and left the game, and there were disturbing scenes for Leksand supporters.
According to Sportbladet’s first reports, it was still mostly a security measure.
Before, Leksand has had a long list of injuries with standout players Max Verono, Justin Kloss, Matt Kaito and Martin Carlsson.
Also absent is manager Bjorn Hellqvist, who is recovering from brain surgery due to Parkinson’s disease.
In the second period, Jerry Inala became a two-goal lead as it made it 5-2.
Christian Follen was resting at Frölunda and Malte Strömwall had yet to join the team.
The match is on.
Timrå impressed when they beat the group 4-1 in the tournament in Tampere.
Jonathan Dahlén – Anton Lander – Filip Hållander created chances throughout the match.
The goals were scored by Anton Lander, Philipp Halander, Ilmiri Ironen and Per Svensson.
In Oskarshamn it was the New Deals who excelled as they defeated Linköping 6-3 in Visby.
Logan Hutsko had two goals and two assists, Victor Ludin had one goal and two assists, and Gustav Westlund and Oskar Engsund each scored a goal.
Additionally, Nick Olesen and Oscar Asplund both got help with new acquisitions.
The only players who scored and were not re-acquired were Hynek Zohorna with a goal and Patrik Karlkvist with an assist.
In Linköping, the goals were scored by Fabian Wagner, Brock Little and Patrick Russell.