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Dejected Djurgården hockey players leave the ice after playoff elimination by Malmö, with emotional captain addressing the team.
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Djurgården eliminated by Malmö in SHL playoffs eighth final

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Djurgården fell 3-1 to Malmö in the decisive third game of the SHL eighth finals at Malmö Arena, ending their season one win short of the quarterfinals. Young stars Victor Eklund and Anton Frondell expressed disappointment and uncertainty about their futures, while injured captain Marcus Krüger delivered an emotional speech. The loss came after Djurgården's 3-2 overtime win in the opener.

SHL referee chief Tomas Thorsbrink confirmed an offside on William von Barnekow's 2-1 goal for Malmö Redhawks against Djurgården in the second eighth-final playoff game. The error echoes a controversial Djurgården goal in the first match that SHL also later acknowledged. A decisive third game is set for Saturday in Malmö.

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Malmö beat Djurgården 2-1 in the second game of their SHL playoff eighth-final series, evening the matchup at 1-1. William von Barnekow scored the late winner amid controversy over a possible offside, while Djurgården's Jacob Josefson equalized earlier in the third period. A third and decisive game is set for Saturday in Malmö.

Djurgården secured a 3-1 victory over Frölunda in Göteborg, breaking the hosts' winning streak and extending their own run to three consecutive wins ahead of the SHL playoffs. The win positions Djurgården to finish ninth and host the start of the quarterfinals. Young forward Viggo Björck shone on his 18th birthday, contributing a goal and an assist.

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Viggo Björck celebrated his 18th birthday with a goal and an assist as Djurgården defeated Frölunda 3-1 in the SHL. The win avenged earlier heavy losses to the Göteborg side and came before 11,516 fans in Scandinavium. Magnus Hellberg earned his Honken Trophy in a strong performance.

Djurgården snapped a seven-game home losing streak with a 2-1 shootout victory over Färjestad at Hovet, thanks to strong goaltending from Magnus Hellberg and key contributions from young forwards. The win marked the team's third straight victory overall. Coach Robert Kimby praised the JVM returnees for their seamless integration.

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Djurgården secured a 5-2 victory over Malmö Redhawks in the SHL on January 31, 2026, marking goaltender Daniel Marmenlind's first win of the season. The win came on the road in Skåne, boosting Djurgården's position in the standings amid their fight to stay in the top ten. Young forward Anton Frondell starred with a highlight-reel goal that helped shift momentum.

 

 

 

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