Frölunda got off to a flying start – then Brynäs turned around and won in Scandinavium

Frölunda got off to a flying start at the SHL premiere against Brynäs at home when they went up in a 2-0 lead when eleven and a half minutes were played after goals by Linus Nässén and Jacob Nilsson where the latter walled in the puck from a bad angle.

But then it tied for the home team.

Niclas Danielsson reduced at the end of the first period and after that it was only Brynäs who would score in the match.

Within just under a minute in the second period, you could first equalize through Greg Scott and then also take the lead when Linus Ölund was last on the puck.

The guests from Gävle were not only content to turn the match around, but Adam Pettersson also made sure to make it 4-2 before the period was over, a lead that was then monitored.

With just under three minutes left to play, Frölunda took time out and they chose in the same crank to take out goalkeeper NIklas Rubin for an extra outfielder, but there were never any more goals but Brynäs could get their hands on three heavy points in the premiere.

Frölunda HC – Brynäs IF 2–4 (2–1, 0–3, 0–0)
Objectives, FHC: Linus Nässén, Jacob Nilsson
Goals, BIF: Nicklas Danielsson, Greg Scott, Linus Ölund, Adam Pettersson
Shot: 25–22 (10–6, 6–13, 9–9)

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