Brynäs was knocked out in the first final match: “Furious pace”

Brynäs had 3-0 after seven minutes of play at home against Djurgården.
It laid the foundation for the 6-2 victory they took in the first final match.
– Brynäs comes out at a furious pace, said Fredrik Söderström in TV4 Play after the first period.

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Brynäs got a dream start to the final when Tyler Kelleher came at high speed through the middle and from close range he outwitted Viktor Andrén to make it 1-0. It was the start of a dream evening for Kelleher and Brynäs.

– He would probably like to have it back, Andrén, said Johan Tornberg, TV4 expert.

Andrén’s match was only seven minutes old. Because by then Brynäs had sailed up to a 3-0 lead and Michael Holmqvist acted with a change of goalkeeper and a timeout.

It brought Djurgården back into the game in terms of play and late in the first period they got a payoff offensively. Alexander Ytterell bombed in 3-1 after a delicious play by Linus Klasen.

– Brynäs comes out at a furious pace, said Fredrik Söderström in TV4 Play after the first period.

Brynäs shot new momentum in the second period and Greg Scott and Tyler Kelleher filled their goal accounts up to 5-1.

Djurgården scored a consolation in the third period when Anton Gradin sent a backhand that slipped between Damian Clara’s legs, but Djurgården got no closer than that. Brynäs won 6-2 after Djurgården picked out Hugo Hävelid in pursuit of a goal. Tyler Kelleher put the puck into an empty net to complete his hat trick.

Brynäs now leads the final series with 1-0 and the next match will also be played in Gävle, on Friday.