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AIK defeats Modo 6-2 in playoffs and extends Pooley's contract
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AIK beat Modo 6-2 in game four of their HockeyAllsvenskan quarterfinal at Hovet, reducing the series deficit to 3-1. The club announced before the match that points leader Scott Pooley had extended his contract until 2027/28. Young players shone for AIK amid Modo's penalty troubles.
AIK came from behind to beat Modo 6-2 in Örnsköldsvik, reducing Modo's playoff series lead from 3-0 to 3-2. Modo coach Fredrik Andersson expressed frustration over his team's discipline and his own sideline behavior after throwing a water bottle. Emil Larsson received a match penalty early in the game.
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Modo Hockey suffered a 6-2 defeat to AIK in a HockeyAllsvenskan quarterfinal on Sunday, hampered by poor discipline with 20 penalty minutes. Despite the loss, players praised their effective penalty kill, which troubled AIK throughout the series. Coaches and players see it as a potential key to future success.
Mora came from behind to beat Modo 5-2 at home, extending their winning streak to four games in a busy week. Modo, who led 1-0 after the first period, struggled with turnovers and lost battles in the second, allowing three unanswered goals. The loss marks Modo's fourth straight defeat, putting their playoff positioning at risk.