29 Mar 2019, 19:30  |  Regular season  |  Planet Ice Milton Keynes
Milton Keynes Lightning3-5 Manchester Storm
Periods:
Shots:
0-1
( - )
1-3
( - )
1-1
( - )
Referees: Tom Darnell/Matt Thompson  |  Spectators: 1525
 
Goals and assists
00:12|away||0-1|Rob Linsmayer (Ciaran Long, Mike Hammond)
22:43|away||0-2|Dane Byers (Evan Richardson, Luke Moffatt)
29:02|away||0-3|Luke Moffatt (Harrison Ruopp, Riley Stadel)
29:41|away||0-4|Luke Moffatt (Dane Byers, Felix-Antoine Poulin)
39:30|home||1-4|Michael Fine (James Griffin, David Norris)
46:21|home|PPG|2-4|Tim Wallace (Georgs Golovkovs, Robert Baillargeon)
50:12|home||3-4|Cole Shudra (Michael Fine, Robert Baillargeon)
52:23|away||3-5|Felix-Antoine Poulin (Mike Hammond, Dallas Ehrhardt)
Player statistics
 
 
Goalie statistics
 
Name SA GA MIN %
Adam Goss||||
Patrick Killeen|37|5|60:00|86.49
Name SA GA MIN %
Matt Ginn|29|3|60:00|89.66
Adam Long||||
 
 
Game recap

Manchester moved into the playoff places thanks to a win in an exciting game in Milton Keynes, setting up a showdown with Coventry on Saturday night.

It was a perfect start for the Storm, taking the lead after only 12 seconds – Mike Hammond had the shot on the 2-on-1 saved, but the rebound fell to Rob Linsmayer to slot into a gaping net.

2:43 into period two a Dane Byers slapshot found its way past Patrick Killeen to make it 2-0, and that lead was to be doubled before the period was over. A wrap-around effort from Luke Moffatt ended up in the back of the Lightning net as it deflected in off Killeen at 29:02, and then 39 seconds later Moffatt doubled his tally for the night with a slapshot from the top of the circle.

Milton Keynes got themselves on the board with 30 seconds left in the period, and then start a comeback in the final period. Player-Coach Tim Wallace made it 2-4 at 46:21, before Cole Shudra really got the home crowd excited when Cole Shudra pulled the hosts back to within one. However just over two minutes later Felix-Antoine Poulin raced through on a breakaway to calmly slot past Killeen and give the Storm some breathing room at 52:23.

The Lightning tried to make the final seven minutes closer, but were unable to find another way past Matt Ginn, and the Storm left with the two-goal win.

 
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