14 Dec 2019, 19:00  |  Regular season  |  Altrincham Ice Dome
Manchester Storm3-4 Coventry Blaze
Periods:
Shots:
1-0
(8-13)
1-3
(13-8)
1-1
(19-10)
 
Total: 40-31
Referees: Stefan Hogarth/Chris Wells  |  Spectators: 1155
 
Goals and assists
08:48|home||1-0|Mathieu Gagnon (Cameron Critchlow)
31:57|away||1-1|David Broll
33:48|home||2-1|Adam Hughesman (Tyson Fawcett, Dallas Ehrhardt)
34:50|away||2-2|Janne Laakkonen (Andrew Johnston, David Clements)
36:37|away|PPG|2-3|Charles Corcoran (Dillon Eichstadt, John Curran)
49:22|away||2-4|Charles Corcoran (Evan Bloodoff, John Curran)
59:51|home||3-4|Cameron Critchlow (Adam Hughesman, Layne Ulmer)
Player statistics
 
 
Goalie statistics
 
Name SA GA MIN %
Matt Ginn|31|4|57:24|87.10
Adam Long||||
Name SA GA MIN %
Jordan Hedley||||
Jamie Phillips|40|3|60:00|92.50
 
 
Game recap

Coventry Blaze made it two road wins in a row, climbing up to seventh thanks to a victory in Manchester by the odd goal in seven.

Mathieu Gagnon gave the hosts a lead at 8:48 which they held into the first intermission, but the Blaze turned things around in the middle period.

David Broll equalised thanks to a Storm defensive mixup at 31:57, and although Adam Hughesman was able to fire home at the far post at 33:48 to put the Storm back ahead their new lead didn't last long. 62 seconds later Janne Laakkonen levelled the game, and at 36:37 Charlie Corcoran put the visitors into the lead for the first time on the night. 

Corcoran converted well from Evan Bloodoff's feed on a breakaway at 49:22 to put the Blaze to ahead, but with nine seconds left Cameron Critchlow scored from close range to bring the deficit back to within one. The Blaze, who'd missed a few chances on the empty net, weren't however made to rue those as they saw out the one-goal win. 


 
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