Fight breaks out between Rögle and Växjö centers in SHL semifinal

Rögle BK captain Anton Bengtsson and Växjö Lakers assistant captain Dennis Rasmussen traded blows late in the second period of Game 4 of their SHL playoff semifinal, earning match penalties. Rögle won the game 4-1 in Ängelholm, taking a 3-1 series lead. Neither player faces further discipline.

The incident occurred at Catena Arena in Ängelholm during Rögle's 4-0 lead toward the end of the second period. Växjö's Ludvig Nilsson and Rögle's Paul LaDue first received two-minute roughing penalties. Just 16 seconds later, Bengtsson and Rasmussen clashed after a stick to Bengtsson's stomach knocked off his helmet, resulting in 5+20 minute penalties and match ejections for both centers, who are rarely involved in fights. Bengtsson had only 18 penalty minutes all regular season, Rasmussen 14. Both are experienced World Championship players, aged 32 and 35 respectively. The players have faced off intensely in faceoffs throughout the series, building frustration, according to Bengtsson. 'I've met Dennis in every faceoff circle in this series,' Bengtsson told Helsingborgs-Dagblad. 'It felt like there was some frustration from him, and I had frustration from the previous game, especially the faceoffs.' He added: 'I got a stick right in the stomach, my helmet flew off, and I had to stand up for myself and make the best of the situation.' No charges were filed with the discipline committee, given their clean reputations. Bengtsson called it likely his first match penalty in 13 seasons and noted he was applauded as he left the ice. Rögle can clinch the series and advance to the SM final with a win in Game 5 at Växjö's Vida Arena on Thursday.

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Rögle BK players celebrate 3-2 victory over Växjö Lakers in SHL semifinal, advancing to final.
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Rögle BK clinches SHL final spot with 3-2 thriller over Växjö Lakers in semifinal game 5

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Rögle BK advanced to the SHL SM final after a dramatic 3-2 victory in game five of the semifinals at Vida Arena against Växjö Lakers, winning the series 4-1. Fredrik Olofsson's game-winner survived video review, while a late Växjö goal was disallowed. Rögle's defensive strength and goaltending set up a clash with Skellefteå starting April 23.

Rögle BK staged a stunning comeback to beat Växjö Lakers in the first game of their SHL playoff semifinal series. The Lakers led 3-0 midway through the second period but collapsed as Rögle equalized in five minutes. Växjö coach Björn Hellkvist downplayed the loss, focusing on his own team.

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Rögle BK beat Växjö Lakers 4-1 in game four of the SHL playoff semifinals at home in Ängelholm—their first home win in the series—taking a 3-1 lead. Three quick goals in the first period set the tone after Växjö goaltender Adam Åhman was injured just 32 seconds in. Rögle can clinch a finals spot Thursday in Växjö, while coach Björn Hellkvist vowed to push to a seventh game.

In the first quarterfinal matchup, Björklöven defeated IK Oskarshamn 5-2 at home. The game turned heated in the closing minutes when Oskarshamn's Herman Träff tackled Björklöven's Daniel Brodin from behind, earning a match penalty for boarding and sparking a large brawl.

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Björklöven, the regular-season winners and final favorites, took a 1-0 lead in the best-of-seven HockeyAllsvenskan final by beating BIK Karlskoga 4-2 at home in Umeå—the first top-tier hockey there in 25 years. The hard-fought victory came despite Björklöven racking up 16 penalty minutes during the game and a post-game match penalty, granting BIK numerous power-play chances.

Skellefteå beat Luleå 2–1 in the fifth semifinal game, advancing to the SM final with a 4–1 series win. Coach Thomas “Bulan” Berglund is leaving after 33 years with Luleå. The final opponent will be Rögle or Växjö.

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Following their 4-1 victory in game seven—as detailed in prior coverage—Rögle BK completed the first 0-3 comeback in SHL playoff history against Färjestad BK. Färjestad's Viktor Lodin missed the decider due to a game six injury requiring surgery, while coach Cam Abbott lamented the loss and praised counterpart Dan Tangnes.

 

 

 

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