JÖNKÖPING. SHL jumbo HV71 suffered a fifth consecutive defeat before breaking the national team.
Despite the 2-1 lead, the team lost to another heavy psychological setback.
We played a good game, but you have to be better in this league, says coach Tommy Samuelson.
HV71 A 2-1 deficit lost to a 3-2 loss against Färjestad.
The champion of Färjestad was Victor Ejdsell who scored a penalty with 2.25 left.
It was two players who scored their first HV71 goals that overturned the home team’s deficit in the second half.
Oscar Fisker Mullgaard showed great joy after 1-1 and his first goal in the SHL.
The 17-year-old Danish striker lifted his comeback with a backhand kick with a massive effort of will.
Radan Link played his first game since a lightning move from Frolonda on Wednesday.
It was a successful start, and the 31-year-old Czech scored the goal 2-1.
“Lilliz” was awesome
Marcus “Lilis” Nelson broke a goal drought in ten matches when he made it 1-0 for Färjestad in a quick turn of the match.
The roles were reversed when sniper Michael “Lincan” Lindqvist played King Marcus “Lilys” Nelson’s assistant.
Marcus “Lilis” Nelson also equalized to make it 2-2 when he shot straight into the power game.
It was also Marcus “Lilis” Nelson who was sentenced to the decisive penalty kick.
She was at full speed on the ice and in the stands on Saturday evening, sold out and 500 Färjestad supporters in a remote section.
The text has been updated.