It will be the second and fifth placed teams of the regular season HV71 and Brynäs that will play in the final of the SHL playoff.
Brynäs defeated Frölunda 3-1 on away ice on Friday to reach the final. The game was the seventh and decisive game in the semi final series in a series with a lot of unexpected turns. And in the end perhaps it was just a few tenths of a second that decided the series. In the first game Brynäs had a 4-0 lead, Frölunda closed in and was only one goal behind when they scored what they believed was 4-4, it was only one problem the goal was scored a couple of tenths of a second after the final buzzer. After that the teams both had some big wins each before the seventh game.In the game seven, young goalie Felix Sandström with 37 saves and Oskar Lindblom with two goals where the two big heroes that took Brynäs to the final.
In the final they will play HV71 who had a more comfortable semi final beating Malmö who a bit surprisingly had reached the semi finals with 4-1 in games. And as HV71 won the quarter finals 4-0 they have won 8 out 9 games in the final showing good form going into the finals.
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