Strong power may have saved Garpenlöv

Did AIK’s goal celebration and 9-1 against Västervik wake up in Hovet, as well as Djurgården?

I don’t know what happened, but suddenly Djurgården scored three goals in 2 minutes and 47 seconds, overturning a desperate deficit against Beck Karlskoga.

This was perhaps the turning point for the tried and tested Johan Jarbenlöf.

Yes, it’s hard to be smart in ice hockey sometimes.

Here Jumbo Beck Karlskoga looked to be on their way to an emphatic victory as they took a 3-1 lead over Djurgården with just three minutes left in the match.

Then Stockholmers exploded.

Viktor Nilsson made the cut 3-2 in the sixth-for-five, and Linus Klaassen hit a 3-3 shot a minute and a half later with only 1.06 remaining in the final period.

Thus Markus Krüger decided to enter extra time with only fourteen seconds.

What exactly happened?

Still the hottest in Stockholm

I didn’t see any trends towards transformation, when suddenly it collapsed and everything changed.

The Zoos were then on the dock during the entire match, while there was almost non-stop ringing from arch-enemy AIK’s match in Hovet.

1–0, 2–0, 3–0, 4–0, 5–0, 6–0, 7–0, 7–1, 8–1, 9–1.

It was only after two periods that AIK scored nine goals from a total of twenty shots.

I don’t think I’ve ever experienced similar efficiency before.

It would be the old Soviet Union in this case.

I wonder what the Djurgården’s were thinking there in the Nobel Hall, when they sat and looked at the jumbotron and saw the goals being scored.

It must have been like twisting the knife an extra turn for every goal the arch enemy scored.

Rickard Genge and Co. are still the hottest in Stockholm just a week after losing the derby.

First the turnaround and 4-3 on penalties away to Södertälje on Friday and now the historic goal celebration against Västervik.

Then Rikard Genge showed, as the old goal and points king single-handedly scored four goals, played up two goals and made a historic Allsvenskan hockey scoring surge.

From 32nd to fifth place, just one point behind Kalmar’s leading full-back Tim Theocharidis.

Has this happened before?

I suspect.

Great final effect by Dif

Now the goal party began in the third period at Hovit Stadium, when neither team was particularly interested in the game that was already over.

Then it started in the Nobel Hall in Karlskoga instead.

A brilliant final effort from Djurgården that I never saw coming before, as the game started with a giant goal from goalkeeper Hugo Havilid.

Hampus Plato sent in an air strike from midfield, mostly to get an attacking draw after a good start by Animal Farmer.

But it surprised Hugo Havilid, who was undoubtedly reminiscent of Tommy Salos and his reaction to the famous late goal against Belarus at the 2002 Salt Lake City Olympics.

But this time the ball fell directly in front of the goal line.

It was just that Havillid, in an attempt to clear the ball, kicked it into his box.

Djurgården had the worst possible start in this match as well.

Now Daniel Glad equalized more or less immediately, as he was not attacked at all and had to go in front of Nicklas Lundstrom immediately after signing.

But it did not provide any energy and instead it was another goal in the second half, when Jesper Kaukkonen ran wide and Viktor Lange scored the rebound.

As I sat and waited for a push from Djurgården in the third period, the returning Gustav Thorel scored another rebound to make it 3-1 with just over four minutes left.

Garbin saved.

Then it looked as if it was done for Johan Garbenlöf and Djurgården.

There was absolutely nothing to indicate a reversal.

Then came the celebration of AIK’s deserved final goal in Hovet.

I think this saved Johan Garbenlöf again as a coach.

In any case, he avoids talking and questioning for a while, with everything turning around when he picked out Hugo Havilid in the penalty area three and a half minutes from time.

Bang, bang, bang and he won the match.

If the Zoos see life on the bright side, two live matches now await them at home.

Towards Nibro and Tingsred.

It should be six points on paper and in that case Djurgården will make a quick trip up the table.

Things change quickly in hockey.