Djurgården
Djurgården defeats Malmö 5-2 in SHL matchup
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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.
Malmö Redhawks suffered a 2–5 loss to Djurgården after lacking the team's soul: the glow and energy. Captain Fredrik Händemark stresses it was not about hubris, but sluggishness in both head and body. Despite a strong second half of the season, the match was a stinging slap.
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Veteran forward Linus Klasen, 39, returned to the SHL with Djurgården in their 0-1 home loss to Malmö Redhawks, marking his first competitive game in nine months following multiple injuries. Despite some rust in the tight defeat at Hovet, Klasen showed promise with sharp shots and logged solid ice time. He discussed his performance, team struggles, and future plans amid an expiring contract.
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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Djurgården Hockey has secured the services of veteran forward Jacob Josefson with a new contract running through 2028. The extension comes after Josefson rejoined the team late in the 2025/2026 season following a hiatus due to concussions. Sports director Niklas Wikegård expressed delight over the continued partnership.
Djurgården has adjusted its lineup for Tuesday's SHL game against Färjestad at Hovet, aiming for revenge after Saturday's loss in Karlstad. Key changes include scratching young forward Anton Frondell and bringing back Mathias Emilio Pettersen from suspension. Färjestad counters with a new goaltender and returning players.
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Djurgården is considering loaning out 21-year-old goaltender Hugo Hävelid to Hockeyallsvenskan after his tough start in the SHL, where he has suffered four losses in four starts. The club values his development but is exploring options for more playing time. Assistant sports director Marcus Due-Boje emphasized Hävelid's strong work ethic amid the discussions.