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8-2 in the final series.
Former Brynäs player Michaela Cava scored two goals and two assists against her former club when they came to Luleå to visit.
Gävle’s band can go home without points, but they have continued to lead the league.
It was a revenge-hungry Luleå who welcomed Brynäs to the SDHL. The last time the teams met, Brynäs won 7-4.
Then it was irritating on both teams. Brynäs Lara Stalder took the opportunity to put pressure on the opponents, when SVT interviewed her after the match.
– All they have is their power play. I think they are a bit scared, because they know we have a good team, he told SVT after the last match.
“Good that they take the opportunity to celebrate”
Luleå, for his part, thought “it looked like they were celebrating a Swedish Championship gold” when Brynäs celebrated victory at the top.
– But it’s good that they take the opportunity to celebrate now, Luleå’s Ronja Savolainen told Sportbladet after the match.
And today Luleå took revenge. They scored goals and won 8-2.
Michaela Cava has previously played for Brynäs and, with the visit of her former teammates, she scored four points, two goals and two assists.
Replace the goalkeeper
After the last of her two goals, Brynäs replaced her goalkeeper, Ellen Jonsson. Cava pushed the puck when it was parallel to the goal, behind Brynäs goalkeeper, and after that, 18-year-old Ellen Englund had to sit between the posts.
Brynäs’ winning streak in twelve matches is over. Luleå has won seven of their last eight games. At the top of the table is Brynäs, two points ahead of Luleå, when Gävle’s side has one more game played.
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Earlier in the afternoon, Modo took three points against Leksand. After the first period, Leksand led 0-1 but Modo changed to 3-1.
In the match between HV71 and Djurgården, the latter scored goals at 23 seconds. The 0-1 remained until the middle of the third period, when HV turned around with two goals. The match ended 2-1.
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