Frölunda players celebrate 3-0 shutout win over Brynäs at Scandinavium, extending home streak to nine games.
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Frölunda secures ninth straight home win over Brynäs

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Frölunda defeated Brynäs 3-0 in a SHL matchup at Scandinavium, extending their home winning streak to nine games. Ivar Stenberg broke a 43-year-old record with his assist on the opening goal, while Arttu Ruotsalainen scored twice. Brynäs coach Niklas Gällstedt called Frölunda Sweden's best team after the loss.

Frölunda continued their dominant home form with a 3-0 victory over Brynäs in the SHL on Saturday at Scandinavium. The win marked their ninth consecutive home triumph, with their last loss on home ice occurring on October 4 against Leksand. The match was played to benefit Drottning Silvias barnsjukhus, featuring special jerseys inspired by a drawing from seven-year-old Dawid, whose name echoed through the arena.

Brynäs started strongly, pressing Frölunda in the first 10 minutes, but the game shifted when Ivar Stenberg assisted Arttu Ruotsalainen's 1-0 goal just after Brynäs returned to full strength following a penalty. Stenberg, 18, became the youngest player to record points in 10 straight SHL games, surpassing a 43-year record set by Tomas Sandström in 1980. Theodor Niederbach extended the lead to 2-0, tying Max Lindholm for the team lead with 10 goals each. The trio of Stenberg, Niederbach, and Lindholm has combined for 63 points this season.

Ruotsalainen added his second goal early in the third period for the 3-0 final score. Brynäs struggled after the opener, with coach Niklas Gällstedt noting, "The second period we can erase, and the third wasn't very intense." He praised Frölunda as "Sweden's best team," adding, "We need a higher performance to challenge them." Frölunda's Robert Ohlsson offered a more measured view: "There are many good teams in Sweden."

For Brynäs, the loss snapped a three-game win streak, including a CHL victory. Nicklas Bäckström, reflecting post-game, said, "It's disappointing to lose again, but it wasn't a good effort from our side. Just forget it and move on." He credited Frölunda's skill and noted Brynäs' improved defensive compactness lately, despite the setback. Bäckström has 21 points (2 goals, 19 assists) in 26 games this season.

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Frölunda supporters and journalists on X celebrated the 3-0 shutout win over Brynäs, marking their ninth consecutive home victory and highlighting Ivar Stenberg's new SHL record for a 10-game point streak by an 18-year-old. Media outlets noted the team's strong form entering the break. Brynäs fans expressed frustration with the loss, power-play goals conceded, and coaching matchups.

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Frölunda players, led by Ivar Stenberg, celebrate 5-2 comeback win over Leksand in SHL hockey game.
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Frölunda rallies to 5-2 win over Leksand in SHL matchup

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Frölunda overcame an early deficit to defeat Leksand 5-2 in a Swedish Hockey League game. Young forward Ivar Stenberg shone with one goal and three assists, extending his point streak to six games. Max Lindholm praised Leksand's effort despite the loss.

Frolunda experienced their first consecutive losses of the season in the Swedish Hockey League, falling 2-1 to Lulea at home. This defeat marked only their second home loss in the league. Despite outshooting their opponents in the final period, Frolunda could not mount a comeback.

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Djurgården secured a 4-2 victory over Brynäs at Avicii Arena, rebounding from a recent heavy loss. The win came before 13,950 fans, with strong performances from North American imports Charles Hudon and Joe Snively. Brynäs coach Niklas Gällstedt expressed deep frustration over his team's lackluster effort.

Borlänge secured a 4–2 victory away at Lindlöven in hockeyettan norra after a tight contest decided in the final period. Lindlöven, struggling in recent games, took an early lead but couldn't hold on. Captain Oliver Arle Östergren addressed a controversial moment in the match.

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Björklöven came from behind to beat Södertälje SK 4-3 after a shootout in HockeyAllsvenskan action at Scaniarinken. Sebastian Dyk ended a five-game goal drought for the hosts, but Olli Vainio's crucial block in overtime preserved the tie. The loss marks Södertälje's third straight defeat since the new year.

Luleå ended Frölunda's impressive home winning streak with a 2-1 victory in Scandinavium, but the match's aftermath centered on a controversial referee decision. Frölunda's coach Robert Ohlsson expressed fury over a non-awarded penalty in the closing minutes that could have tied the game. The incident involved a foul on forward Arttu Ruotsalainen, leading to a lengthy video review that ultimately favored Luleå.

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Djurgården snapped an eight-game away losing streak with a 3-2 shootout victory over Skellefteå on Sunday. Goaltender Magnus Hellberg delivered a season-best performance, making 46 saves including all three shootout attempts. Jesse Ylönen scored the decisive penalty shot after a 2-2 tie through overtime.

 

 

 

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