Ended win the series to Stavanger Oilers.
Stavanger – Lørenskog 2-3 (0-0, 1- 1, 1-2).
Leaders Oilers could equal the club record for number of wins in a row if they beat Lørenskog at home Thursday night, but instead it was the guests who took his fourth victory of the last five away games in the DNB Arena when they turned 2-1 to 2-3.
Oilers dominated the first period
And it was also Lørenskog who took the lead in the Oilers’ venue. Stavanger team got its first major chance of the match after just 27 seconds of play, but Tyler Plant in Lørenskog goal cleaned up.
Petter Thoresen’s men dominated the entire first period, but the timing and the passes were not as precise as when Vålerenga was humiliated at Jordal Tuesday. Still, the Oilers very close to taking the lead several times during the first 20 minutes. The guests, who were tied for 2nd place at the table, ten points behind the Oilers before Thursday’s game, had a couple of good opportunities, but rarely got the puck loan of Oilers players full of confidence. League leaders clear, however, never to outwit Plant in LIK-cage during the first period, which ended goalless despite 13-4 in shots.
Middle period started with an Oilers penalty, and it was also Lørenskog ability to take the initiative in the game. And that chance did not Østlendingen go by. Oilers lost some of its momentum, and the visitors were very close to gaining the lead in the subsequent over centuries. Goals were not, however, and soon after got Tommy Kristiansen and Dan Kissel a fighting chance alone against Tyler Plante. Rate this last bastion saved the rescue, and the first half of the second period was a fairly poor chance affair with only 1-2 in shots.
Beating back
When Dennis Sveum suffered a two-minute penalty after 30.44, was finally scoring in DNB Arena. Mats Trygg fired from the blue in the hideout after 31.40, and the puck slid so far in goals behind a covered Ruben Smith. Thus Lørenskog the guide, the Oilers coach Petter Thoresen major irritation.
It should however not be long before the Oilers made the balance in the accounts again. When Oilers chief’s son Steffen Thoresen suffered a two-minute penalty after 33.20, Dan Kissel relentless. Points hunter sent off a hard slap from blue to 1-1 assisted by Nick Plastino, who did score in his ninth game in a row, and Kristian Forsberg.
The hosts played better again after the equalizer, but more goals were it is not a pretty weak Oilers period that ended 6-9 in shots.
Scoring, however, after only 1:07 of the 3rd period when Mathias Trettenes utilized Oilers’ fourth hideout in the game to send the Oilers the guide 2-1. Once again it was Dan Kissel who opened fire, and then Tyler Plant had to give the return, the 21-year-old lightning speed front and put the puck in the goal. Thus Oilers suddenly in front for the first time in the settlement.
Lørenskog refused to give up
Lørenskog still refused to give in and, after 51.36 was the teams as far as Olai Svein Johannessen by little root in the Oilers’ back lines strangely managed to send the puck in a perfect lob over Ruben Smith 2-2.
Five minutes into the final period ended Oilers player Joakim Hjelm and Loren Forest Simon Olsson in a real scuffle that sent both in the locker room by 5 minutes + video refereeing. It seemed to give guests new ignition, for five minutes later put David Laliberté puck in the goal to make it 2-3.
Oilers chased again tie the game, but failed to create the big chances. Petter Thoresen took out the keeper Ruben Smith and a half minutes before the end, but more goals were not in DNB Arena. Lørenskog thus took his fourth victory in the last five away games in the DNB Arena, and made sure to put an effective end to Stavanger team’s winning streak.
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