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Brynäs Rallies Past Malmö After Controversial Penalty in Playoffs
Malmö took the lead after a disputed penalty. But Brynäs could turn it around – and take a 2–0 lead in the quarterfinal series against the Skåne team.
Guide: Everything before the SM Quarterfinals
Will the success continue for the newcomer and series winner Brynäs? Or will Malmö do a Rögle and bring down the Gävle team? Can Skellefteå defend the Swedish Championship gold?.
Brynäs Faces Setback in Series Win Bid After Heavy Loss to Växjö
Brynäs could not secure the series win on Tuesday either. The home game against Växjö ended with a crushing defeat, 2–7.
Brynäs won the top match – close to the series win
An injury- and illness-stricken Frölunda could not stop Brynäs. The newcomer is close to the series win after the victory in the top meeting, 2–0.
Leksand bounced back: "Like dead fish"
From "dead fish" to sparkling winners in the hot rivalry match. Leksand went from low to high when the team turned around and defeated series-leading Brynäs 2-1 after a sharp spurt.
Brynäs lost 4–1 – but won after penalties
League leaders Brynäs had 4–1 at home against Rögle – but the visitors caught up. Jakob Silfverberg ensured that Brynäs still won 5–4 after penalties.
The winning streak continues for Brynäs
Johannes Kinnvall doesn't usually get the big headlines, but it was he who set the tone when the Gävle team's winning streak continued in the SHL restart. We do the job for each other and have fun when we do it.
Brynäs won the top match – after penalties
It was a top meeting in SHL ice hockey on Thursday. Then, the second-placed Färjestad had to give in with 1–2 against the series leader Brynäs – after penalties.
Victory for Three Crowns – after dream period
After a slow start, it was finally clear 4-1 win for Tre Kronor against Switzerland in the Swiss Hockey Games. It's flowing, says Lucas Wallmark to SVT.
No comeback in Three Crowns for Brynäs star
It will be no comeback in Tre Kronor for Brynäs star Jakob Silfverberg. The scoring king has declined the invitation to Swiss Hockey Games.
Silfverberg back in Three Crowns
The Brynäs star Jakob Silfverberg makes a comeback in Tre Kronor at the Swiss Hockey Games next weekend. Teammate Oskar Lindblom is also selected.
Frustrated Frölunda fell: "Worst we've done this year"
Frölunda put an end to the goal drought – but to no avail. Färjestad broke the losing streak in the rivalry match and won 5–2.
Anger and Disappointment – then Linköping Won
Damn and irritated over the start. Then coach Klas Östman got to see a winning Linköping against Modo.
Four new players in Tre Kronor – but successful player left out
Four debutants are included when Three Crowns start the season ahead of the home World Championship. But top scorer Axel Sandin Pellikka, Skellefteå, is missing.
Brynäs won the home premiere: "Special evening"
SHL hockey in Gävle for the first time in over a year and a half. Then it was a 5-3 win for comebacking newcomer Brynäs against Frölunda.
Silfverberg scored in defeat: "Not our best match"
Home-coming star Jakob Silfverberg scored a goal directly – but it wasn't enough for Brynäs in the SHL comeback. It wasn't probably our best match, but we're just a rib shot from points, says Silfverberg after the 2–3 loss against Linköping.
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.
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