TPS was hard on its leadership against KalPa. The victories of the Tampere teams were decided after the actual playing time.
In the hockey league the seven-match round also meant the audience would return to the halls in many gaming cities. Second-placed Jukurit continued its recent rampage in its home trough when it won the Sport overtime 3–2.
The big surfer of the season, Jukurit, has won as many as 16 of his last 20 games.
In Mikkeli, 2,076 spectators applauded the home team on its way out onto the pitch. They also got to cheer at the end of the game when Petrus Palmu had fired an overtime win for the Jukuri.
The captain of the Jukuri, who was responsible for the first and last goal of the match, rose to the top of the series of points and goal exchanges with the number 18 + 22 = 40.
Palmu broke his one-season goal record (17), the point record (36) had gone new before. No Jukuri player has scored 18 goals in the League in the past.
“Sure, they feel good, but I want to win games. I want points on the league table. Hard, tough games are kindling. This doesn’t require magic tricks,” Palmu said.
Corona SaiPa and Kärpät, who were disciplined, faced 1,813 spectators in front of 1,813 spectators in Lappeenranta Race Park on Saturday.
Among several loan players, both crews had three players from Kettera, although the Imatra club had the second highest league Mestis home game on Saturday.
Kärpät, who has been performing in the away games recently, won SaiPa 5–0 goals. The full points pot for the flies from Kisapuisto was the seventh in a row.
“Our game would have been better, but our team was too small and clever. In the final games, this is much more than a skill,” SaiPa-pilot Pekka Virta described.
The guests escaped the defending defender of his debut season Arttu Paason with two goals from the second set. Paaso, 20, received namup passports from KalPan’s 18-year-old loan center Oliver Kapaselta.
“The feeds were so liberating that we just had to finish. We were effective today, and Juha Jatkola played well with the goal, Paaso praised the KalPa loan watchman who signed up for the first zero game of his league career.
To the middle caste The swept Turku Palloseura broke their losing streak in four games when the team won the KalPa victory goal race in their home arena in a stretch of 4–3.
The winning hit was triggered by TPS Jaedon Descheneauwho was the only player to succeed in the penalty shootout.
“The game went clearly better than in the last couple of matches. A big and important win that will hopefully release the atmosphere and create self-confidence,” TPS head coach Jussi Ahokas rejoiced.
For the Palloseura, which was singled out at the top of the league at the beginning of December, the victory was only the third of its last fifteen matches.
The victory did not come easily on Saturday either, as TPS’s victory was melting due to KalPa’s tough final tension. Head coach of KalPa Tommi Miettinen annoyed his team with a weak attack at the beginning of the match.
“Something went wrong in preparation. Fortunately, we emerged from a difficult situation and were able to build faith during the final break, ”said Miettinen.
Rauman The lock did not allow its two-match-losing losing streak to affect the course of Satakunta’s local games, as the home team’s Aces finally lost 3–0 on Saturday.
The audience was well present in Pori within the restrictions, 2,075 spectators.
“We had to chase Lukko a lot. We didn’t get a grip on the game all night. Lukko forced to attack tired after a long substitution,” Leevi Viitala thought.
There was also a big difference in efficiency. Both teams rattled the goal irons, but Lukko used his superiority especially effectively. Aces remained at zero despite their runs.
From Lahti returned to Tappara for this season Waltteri Merelä was a long-time solver when Tappara defeated HPK 2-1 in his away game. At the same time, Tappara closed the four-win pipeline for Hämeenlinna residents.
HPK goalkeeper Eetu Laurikainen was a big pillar of his team, especially in the first round. Laurikainen rejected a total of 28 times.
“HPK is defending really well and has a good goalkeeper. We didn’t get seats for free. This was a big win for us and a big gauge,” Merelä said.
Merelä’s winning goal in just over 19 seconds was also significant in that he set a one-point record at the same time. The pile now has 28 levels in 37 matches.
The Rinkelinmäki Ice Rink had a long audience of 1,820 spectators, according to official data.
To the victory race Until then, Ilves, the leader of the series, was fighting against KooKoo.
Ilves, who started from the 1st to 3rd loss situation, was better 4–3 after the winning goal race. The hit hit Ilves defender Les Lancaster.
“Even if every lot is happy to be won, these are now good for us as an experience,” Captain Ilves, who collected 1 + 1 Eemeli Finland said.
The home time of the new rough Tampere Arena was also held in the Ilves – KooKoo match, as only the Tampere team has celebrated the victory in the hall after the league match.
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