In the hockey league, HIFK cut off the Jukuri winning streak and watered down the intentions of Olli Jokinen’s defenders to take the lead.
Helsinki IFK took a tasty home win in the Finnish Championship League on Wednesday when it knocked down Jukurit 4–1 from Mikkeli. HIFK’s number one field was in the solution section; Otto Paajanen scored 1 + 2 points, Eetu Koivistoinen 1 + 0 and Jere Innala 1 + 1.
– Good evening. It was great to play in an almost full hall – it was needed, Paajanen, the center striker of HIFK’s number one chain and who scored the underpower goal, was delighted.
HIFK, who won only one of the previous six games, was once again cramped when the Savonians finished the opening hit. This time the letter from the people of Helsinki not only carried Puri but also carried.
Jukurit, who sailed in the winning streak of the six battles, was in pain to finish, as HIFK’s goalkeeper Michael Garteig was no longer surprising.
In the third installment, the position of the hosts was supported by over- and under-force paints, which pleased the majority of the 7,444 spectators who arrived.
– Emotion, “dancing” and the audience. Everything went better than he could have written in advance, the head coach of HIFK Ville Peltonen described.
KalPalta’s harsh letter – “It wasn’t the first time of the season not to give up”
The shimmer in the lower playoff line of the hockey league was confirmed for a long time thanks to Kiri, who presented KalPa in Kouvola on Wednesday.
KooKoo, who had led the game with two goals just three minutes before the buzzer, was getting nine points ahead of the people of Kuopio, but the three goals of the guests at the end of the game gave KalPa an away victory in the extra time 3–2.
A strong defender playing through Lasse Lappalainen, 32, experienced almost everything at the end of the game. With 54 minutes showing on the scoreboard clock, KalPan showed some good skill and were able to reduce the score to 2 – 0 when KalPan got past the home side’s central defenders right in front of the goal.
– It wasn’t the first time of the season not giving up until the game bell rang for the last time. Last time I did KooKoo Nick Malikille Lappalainen, who strikes record highs in almost all statistics, repeatedly scored a goal with a similar shot under the shield.
SaiPa surprised the deputy Lock
SaiPa, stuck at the base of the hockey league, returned to victory after three defeats, when Rauko Lukko, the top caste, was able to find the hosts 3–2 ahead.
As for the league, SaiPa threw in the towel as early as yesterday when it traded the Czech defender Filip Pyrochtan and a Canadian striker Marc-Olivier Royn To Sweden. The will to fight did not eat this, and Valtteri Lipiäinen hit the winning goal from close range past last season’s champion Lassi Lehtinen.
Lehtinen, who was second in the lock, was not convinced by a few fights, and at the same time his more than three-year-long winning streak in Lappeenranta ended.
The fresh look of the home team was partly explained by the fact that during the day Luko’s crew narrowed to three fields. The attackers fell away Scott Pooley and Harri Kainulainen as well as a defender Matthew Abt. If the line-up gets even more tattered from this, tomorrow’s top game in Mikkeli against Jukurei will be even more challenging.
HPK was again better than Pelicans
HPK took Häme’s dominance in the Finnish Championship on Wednesday when it defeated the Pelicans for the third time. In the series of mutual attempts, HPK is now decisively ahead with points 8–1.
In a long formula match, HPK was better after a 4-3 winning goal race. Captain of the HPK Markus Nenonen seals the solution.
– In training, I have tried the solution. It is good to shoot where there is space, Nenonen described.
– We were a more dominant party, but we froze when the Pelicans reached the levels. Fortunately, we got the game back on track, Nenonen estimates.
HPK Power Player Artturi Toivola (0 + 2) vaccinated well. HPK kit who played in the World Championships for young people Petteri Nurmi scored the first league goal of his career.
The most powerful of the Pelicans was Leevi Tukiainenwith two hits, the people of Lahti got to overtime.
– We did well in the game, but gave free goals. There was too much disc loss. It’s nice that the shots happened to go in now, Tukiainen said.
Tukiainen increased his career and the number of league goals for the season to five with two hits.