Örebro won the summit meeting against Frolunda with a score of 3-2.
A difficult evening for the visitors, Mats Roselli Olsen, who in turn received a penalty after heading Örebro’s Linus Oberg in the second half.
– Both players have a responsibility, says Roger Ronberg.
Örebro won the match for fourth place in the SHL table.
The decision came just two minutes into the final period, when Oliver Ecklind turned his back at the right equalizing circle and made it 2-1 to the home team’s great joy.
The goal came just in time for the home team, after Frolunda shocked Bern Arena to tie the game 1-1 after just 16 seconds in the third period. The goal was scored by Petteri Lindbom.
However, after the 2-1 goal, Frölunda could not get up.
Perhaps the absence of Mats Roselli Olsen was great in the search for the equaliser.
“Both players have a responsibility.”
The Norwegian brought down Örebro player Linus Oberg late in the head and had to leave the ice four minutes before the end of the second half.
– I have a lot of thoughts on this subject, but I’m not going to stand here and spit it out. I always think there are two players who take responsibility. I think Roselli could have stepped into the situation with more control and the player who gets the tackle could have been more prepared, Frolland coach Roger Ronberg tells C More.
Roselli Olsen placed a tackle which hit Oberg in the head when he was facing the edge behind the goal. The blow caused Oberg to fall onto the ice where he remained lying. After a while, he was able to get up on his own.
After reviewing the video, the referees elected to award Roselli Olsen a five-minute suspension and a penalty.
– Sad to lose today. I think we are doing well, our young players are playing well and we have the energy for the final whistle. Then we make two simple mistakes in the end that cause us to lose. It’s a shame, Ronberg says, but the boys show a good attitude.