| 18 Aug 2019 | Pre-season | Sheffield Arena | ||||||
| Sheffield Steelers | 5-2 | HK SKP Poprad | ||||
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| Referees: Liam Sewell | Spectators: 1500 | ||||||
Another fiery encounter between the Steelers and Poprad saw the home side run out more comfortable winners than their 7-4 victory on Saturday night. Tanner Eberle and Brendan Connolly both hit goals in the opening period to put Aaron Fox’s team in control, but when the visitors hit back midway through the middle period things got a little more interesting. The Steelers however pulled away from their guests with two quick-fire goals at the beginning of the final period, before a late Petr Svitana effort brought Poprad back to within two. Michael Davies made the win safe a little over five minutes from the end, giving Fox a 100% record in his first weekend of Steelers pre-season games.
Goals
Sheffield: 08:48 Eberle (Armstrong, O’Connor), 11:07 PP Connolly (Talleyrand, Brocklehurst), 43:54 Liwing (Dowd), 44:05 Armstrong (O’Connor, Lemtyugov), 54:57 Davies (O’Connor, Phillips)
Poprad: 33:43 Katerud (Bjalončik, Brejčák), 48:04 SH Svitana
Shots: 30-38
PiM: 18-24
Otso Rantakari
(D)
Sport Vaasa
Kölner Haie
Ilya Kazyanin
(F)
Aviator BaranovichiHK Brest
Maxim Yakunin
(F)
HK LidaShakhtar Soligorsk
Adam Lapsansky
(F)
HC Nové ZámkyDukla Trencin
Christian Heljanko
(G)
Linköping HCERC Ingolstadt
Janne Jalasvaara
(D)
Gyergyói HK
David Tendeck
(G)
Florida Everblades
Manchester Storm
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