And now fingers crossed

12 Jan 2014 | Davide Tuniz

Stavanger Oilers beat Asiago and now pinning hopes in Rouen

Four goals in the first period are enough for Stavanger Oilers to despatch Asiago and keep their hopes alive: if Rouen will win against champion Donbas or game will finish at shootouts, Norwegian team will come back with the plate. Anyhow Oilers finish today a very positive tournament and even now can be considered the first among "normal" teams. With back-up Henrik Holm in the cage, Stavanger scores the first two goals in 49 seconds around minute six with Juha-Pekka Loikas from the blue and MVP Dan Kissel. goals by Tommy Kristiansen and Jean-Michel Daoust, spaced out by a short-hand goal by Paul Zanette, sealed the first 20 minutes.

In the central period Sean Bentivoglio capitalizes a power play but Oilers reply with other three goals by Strandfeldt, Kissel and Daoust before a scoreless third period. Asiago goalie Vincenzo Marozzi was again awarded as MVP while his tyeam close competition with bronze medal.

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