Malmö Redhawks
Skellefteå stages comeback to beat Malmö 3-2 with 11 seconds left
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Skellefteå AIK overturned a 0-2 deficit to defeat Malmö Redhawks 3-2 in the second SM quarterfinal, with Lars Bryggman scoring the winner with 11 seconds remaining. Malmö goaltender Oskar Blomgren made 37 saves out of 40 in a strong performance. Skellefteå now leads the best-of-seven series 2-0.
Skellefteå AIK won the first SHL quarterfinal against Malmö Redhawks 4–1 in a match where the visitors held on for a long time. Oscar Lindberg, who received the Guldhjälmen before puck drop, was key to the victory. The next game is on Wednesday.
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Malmö Redhawks have qualified for the SHL SM quarterfinals for the second year in a row after defeating Djurgården in the decisive third eighth-final match. The club saw over 11,000 spectators for that game and reports nearly 10 million kronor more in partner and ticket revenues than last season. They now face series winners Skellefteå.
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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Malmö Redhawks' dream start in Luleå ended in a 3–5 loss, wrapping up their six-game road trip. Despite a strong effort and a tie in the third period, Luleå pulled ahead with late goals. Coach Tomas Kollar calls it a sour defeat but praises the team's character.
Malmö Redhawks mounted a comeback against league leaders Frölunda to secure a point in a 2-3 shootout loss. Goaltender Oskar Blomgren made 32 saves but was self-critical afterward. The team's morale and fighting spirit were praised as key to the positive outcome.
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Luleå Hockey secured a 6-4 victory over Malmö Redhawks in a hard-fought SHL match, highlighted by a dominant first period and a late empty-net goal from Brian O’Neill. The game featured an injury scare for Luleå defenseman Oskari Laaksonen, who returned after a head check. O’Neill praised the team's performance as their best since his arrival.