04 Jan 2020, 19:00  |  Regular season  |  Sheffield Arena
Sheffield Steelers6-2 Guildford Flames
Periods:
Shots:
1-1
(5-12)
2-0
(13-13)
3-1
(6-10)
 
Total: 24-35
Referees: Dean Smith/Chris Wells  |  Spectators: 9118
 
Goals and assists
07:41|away||0-1|Ian Watters (John Dunbar)
08:47|home||1-1|Brendan Connolly (Marek Trončinský, Lucas Sandström)
27:48|home|PPG|2-1|Tanner Eberle (Jonas Liwing, Nikolai Lemtyugov)
29:47|home|PPG|3-1|Brendan Connolly (Anthony DeLuca, Aaron Brocklehurst)
41:57|home||4-1|Tanner Eberle (Nikolai Lemtyugov, Josef Hrabal)
43:41|home|PEN|5-1|Anthony DeLuca
47:21|home||6-1|Josef Hrabal (John Armstrong, Nikolai Lemtyugov)
52:58|away||6-2|Jamie Crooks (Brett Ferguson, Jesse Craige)
Player statistics
 
 
Goalie statistics
 
Name SA GA MIN %
Tomas Duba|35|2|57:34|94.29
Curtis Warburton|0|0|2:26|
Name SA GA MIN %
Travis Fullerton|24|6|60:00|75.00
Michael Will||||
 
 
Game recap

A full house of 9,118 at the FlyDSA Arena saw Sheffield Steelers extend their lead at the top of the Elite League to five points with a four-goal win against Guildford.

The Flames had the better of the opening exchanges and were rewarded with the lead at 7:41 as Ian Watters' shot deflected and looped up over Tomásš Duba and into the net. However, Brendan Connolly's one-timer levelled the scores at 8:47  with Travis Fullerton unable to hold on to the puck as the first ended one each.

Period two was all about special teams. Powerplay goals for the Steelers from Tanner Eberle and Brendan Connolly at 27:48 and 29:47 respectively put the hosts 3-1 ahead, while the Flames were unable to take advantage of a 5-on-3 and two other one-man advantages in the period. Jamie Crooks' missed penalty shot at 30:57 kept the visitors two goals behind.

The points were as good as safe when Eberle made it 4-1 1:57 into period three, and then an Anthony DeLuca penalty shot at 43:41 made it five. Josef Hrabal extended the Steelers' lead out to 6-1 at 47:21, with Jamie Crooks getting a late consolation for the visitors.

 
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