Broke måltorkan but lost anyway – Swedish newspaper Svenska Dagbladet

Where then close to deciding on penalties but did see Daniel Brodin shoot the win (4-3 on penalties) to Brynäs instead.

– I got the penalty, exactly where I wanted. Since wheat hell how he can stop the puck. It’s heavy, says Wiklander.

It took eleven months and four days for him to pop his lengthy måltorka – the worst so far in his career.

Last goal – a decisive penalty – came against Skelleftea January 9.

No wonder then that Örebro The forward was equally happy and relieved after 0-1 in Gavle rink early in the second.

– I hope that some more pucks should fall in now. Then I might not have been worth the shots should sit all times either. You have to work and shoot a lot, being there in the modes and that this throw the puck on goal though it may not be the best location. I have to become much better at, say Wiklander self-critical.

Now, the match – after Brynäs tying goal three times – to a goalless extra time and shootout.

There was 33-year-old close to determine and punish opponents just as then, almost a year ago:

– I saw that he (Bernhard Starkbaum) was pretty far out on the other penalty area, thought to get a shot nicely, pulling sideways to get him apart and I manage with. I was sure that it would be objective though?

Not then.

It was instead a distinctive wrist shot from Daniel Brodin who settled the game.

only penalty that went into the eight who were laid.

– I did what I usually do. Pounded up only. You’re not going to reveal too much but nine times out of ten it sits, says Brynäs The forward with a laugh.

The goal was his first in nine games.

But it can not be called måltorka if we are going to compare:

– Nämen I want to score in every game, so it was nice to hang it there. Now drop it, absolutely.

Perhaps it might even drop for Brynäs whose game has hacked considerably since the end of November.

– Yes it is very much up and down. Now we make a war game but we have to keep in the puck more, do not just send it away but stay in and wait for the opponent to come and get to work for it. Now we are a little too passive, waiting out the other rather than to act. There must be better.