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Timrå's defenders took the last chance – beat Brynäs

Last chance of the year – then Timrå's defenders stepped forward. The defenders showed the way when it became a 6–3 win away against the series leader Brynäs.

Timrå's defenders took the last chance – beat Brynäs

Messy and chaotic when Brynäs turned against HV

HV71 was, despite two match penalties, on its way to a long-awaited away win. Then Brynäs turned it around late and won 4–3 after overtime.

Messy and chaotic when Brynäs turned against HV

The Expert: They are the hottest new acquisitions in the SHL

TV4 recruited Radio Sport's popular hockey expert Per Svartvadet as a replacement for Niklas Wikegård. Now Svartvadet, this summer's most spectacular recruitment off the ice, selects the five hottest signings on the ice ahead of Saturday's SHL premiere.

The Expert: They are the hottest new acquisitions in the SHL

Brynäs signs short-term contract with Viktor Persson after new defense injury

Newcomer Brynäs has signed a short-term agreement with defenseman Viktor Persson, 22, following yet another defense injury ahead of the SHL premiere. New acquisition Charles-Édouard D’Astous got injured in the dress rehearsal against Modo and it is now clear that he will be out for two to five weeks, writes Brynäs on their website.

Brynäs signs short-term contract with Viktor Persson after new defense injury

The Joy is Back with the Star: "I Have a Damn Drive"

The eyes shine and the laughter comes often. Brynäs star Jakob Silfverberg has found joy again after moving home from NHL.

The Joy is Back with the Star: "I Have a Damn Drive"

Brynäs setback – star defender misses SHL start

Brynäs has received a nightmare message ahead of their return to SHL. The 30-year-old homecoming defenseman star Christian Djoos will miss the next four-six weeks due to injury.

Brynäs setback – star defender misses SHL start

"A lot has happened along the way"

Several years in the league's punchbag Arizona and bought out from Vancouver. Now Oliver Ekman-Larsson, after 14 years in the NHL, has finally got to lift the Stanley Cup trophy.

"A lot has happened along the way"