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It was a really tight match when Brynäs took on Djurgården. The match was first decided in extra time where the home team was the strongest and the winning result was 3–2 (1–1, 1–1, 0–0, 1–0). Big match hero in extra time was Johan Larsson who scored the decisive goal.

Thus, Brynäs has five straight victories at home.

HV 71 next for Brynäs

Mathias Emilio Pettersen made it 1-0 to Djurgården after just 3.06 after preliminary work by Joey Laleggia and Oula Palve. 1-1 came after 13.30 when Robert Hägg struck with assists from Nicklas Bäckström and Anton Rödin.

Brynäs also made it 2-1 after 11.14 in the second period when Michal Kempny struck, played by Axel Andersson and Nicklas Bäckström. Djurgården’s Anton Frondell scored 2–2 after 17.31 on a pass by Joey Laleggia and Colby Sissons.

No goals were scored in the third period and the match thus went to extra time.

In extra time, it took 3.14 before Brynäs decided 3–2. Match winner for the home team was Johan Larsson, played by Johannes Kinnvall and Erik Källgren.

For the table’s appearance, this means that Brynäs is in ninth place, while Djurgården is in tenth place.

Saturday 24 January 18.00 Brynäs meets HV 71 away in Husqvarna Garden while Djurgården plays at home against Malmö.

Brynäs–Djurgården 3–2 (1–1, 1–1, 0–0, 1–0)

SHL, Monitor ERP Arena

First period: 0–1 (3.06) Mathias Emilio Pettersen (Joey Laleggia, Oula Palve), 1–1 (13.30) Robert Hägg (Nicklas Bäckström, Anton Rödin).

Second period: 2–1 (31.14) Michal Kempny (Axel Andersson, Nicklas Bäckström), 2–2 (37.31) Anton Frondell (Joey Laleggia, Colby Sissons).

Extension: 3–2 (63.14) Johan Larsson (Johannes Kinnvall, Erik Källgren).

Form last five games (wins-1 point-losses):

Brynäs: 3-0-2

Djurgården: 1-1-3

Next match:

Brynäs: HV 71, away, 24 January 18.00

Djurgården: IF Malmö Redhawks, at home, 24 January 18.00