“If you get there, go”

As many as three game sevens will be seen in the Finnish Hockey Championship on Wednesday, when Kärpät, Jukurit and HIFK stretched the solution of their semi-finals in the seventh game in Tuesday night’s matches.

The last three seventh games were played on the same day in 2003, when seven sets of seven games were also played for the first time.

– Absolutely awesome. A very awesome evening today and an even more awesome evening tomorrow. These are the kind of treats that people, if you get there, go. This is such a great puck party. Spring has been so awesome anyway that, oh, Sports Expert Topi Nättinen glowed on the Hockey Tour.

The trio went on a round against Tuesday against the back wall, as Ilves, KooKoo and TPS had a chance to win the semi-finals. However, the flies won Ilves 2–1, Jukurit KooKoon 2–1 and HIFK TPS 3–2.

– Anything could have happened in these games. The stakes were high, however, with three teams starting their summer vacation there. It’s great on this side of the trough that we get to enjoy three nights of sevens. It’s really awesome and it’s worth it for people to enjoy, Nättinen says.

The show was especially warmed by how the teams facing the forced wins performed.

– If individuals are lifted, the Jukuri must be lifted Karolus Kaarlehto, which was scored for one reason or another. He was trying to get a zero-sum with Jukuri’s goal, but at the very last moment the goal came. Anyway, took the win and it’s a very great story, Nättinen says.

Kaarlehto fought KooKoo 34 times. Kaarlehto, who played 15 matches in the main league in Slovakia this season with an abandonment percentage of 88.9, defeated in Mikkeli in only four matches during the rest of the season. The rejection percentage was recorded at 90.80.

HIFK also rose sensationally to victory when Yohann Auvitu finished the winning goal for Helsinki in 58.56. HIFK regained their match Jere Innalan, Roni Hirvosen, Teemu Turusen and Johan Motinin. Also head coach Ville Peltonen was seen again behind the bench after his corona isolation.

– HIFK got almost the lineup they could get at their best. They took that opportunity, although the finish came very late, Nättinen says.

In the match between the flies and Ilves, there was enough drama, for Mika Pyörälä took the Oulu team to a goal of two goals in the third round, but Ilves narrowed down a few minutes later Panu Miehon with paint.

Konkari came out of Kärpi, as 40-year-old Pyörälä finished his first goal of the spring. Hit initiated Juhamatti Aaltonen in turn recorded his third point in the spring.

In the final moments of the match, there was enough drama after the flies To Petter Emanuelsson was convicted of cold elbow stabbing.

Ilves failed with his own superiority, and eventually Captain Ilves Eemeli Finland took a cold from hooking. In the final moments of Ilves To Marko Anttila offered a place in the tie, but he didn’t hit the puck thanks to a defense by Fly-defender Dominik Musin.