Hockey: Lulea are one victory away from the SHL playoff title after beating Brynas 6-2
Lulea has one hand on another Le Mat trophy in the history of the club, after they went to monitor ERP Arena and won the game five of 2525. Malena (SHL) 6-2 v. Brynas.
Hill It seemed to have an advantage in the series, beating the game four 5-3 on the road and on the occasion to take over the overall leadership on the home ice, but last night were the second best in Gavle.
Brian O’Neill He was an architect of the opening of the goal that visitors scored in the first 30 seconds. He won the puck behind pipe Goal, found Isac HedqvistWho then returned the service for O’Neill to achieve a goal from close.
Lulea then delivered a sucked breakthrough at the end of the first period, doubled their leadership with O’Neill and Hedqvist on again to set up Marcus Hardegard For power Ludwig Persson.
Lead stretched on three goals in the middle of the match, as Linus Omark He sat on loose in turn and held the defense to achieve his second goal of the final.
But whatever the Brynas trainers told their players in front of the third period, he had a desired effect while the home side achieved his first goal 38 seconds after reboot. Behind Go’s Lulea, Christian Djoos selected Greg ScottWho applied a simple goal.
Return was truly less than five minutes later, when Victor Sotterstrom Cut the puck to Oskar LindblomWho squeezed the past Matthew Ward.
But the home side could not find so much key equalizer, instead, two faster fire targets in the next three minutes killed a match in Lulea.
O’Neill grabbed his second match, trying to be out of parsson behind the net, before a fine individual goal of Markus NurmiWhoever won the back in the central ice and ran into goal.
In the last minute of Lulea, she finally used the benefits of PowerPlays who were assigned to them and Mathias Brome He was on his hand to fill 6-2 Win.
The second time in a sequence is marked in a row and the third time in the series that he won with his guest side; If Lulea can bring that trend in the Coop Norrbotten Arena on Thursday in Plays sixThey will be crowned in Sweden.