Game detail: 24 Apr 2022, Nottingham Panthers - Guildford Flames - Eurohockey.com
 
24 Apr 2022, 16:00  |  Play-off  |  QF  |  Motorpoint Arena Nottingham
Nottingham Panthers2-3 Guildford Flames
Periods:
Shots:
1-1
( - )
1-0
( - )
0-2
( - )
Referees: Rose/Smith  |  Spectators: 4051
 
Goals and assists
05:01|home||1-0|Christophe Boivin
07:58|away||1-1|Levi Cable (Brett Ferguson)
28:20|home||2-1|Jeremy Welsh (Christophe Boivin, Massimo Carozza)
55:31|away||2-2|Turner Ripplinger (Jamal Watson, Levi Cable)
57:11|away||2-3|Levi Cable (Jamal Watson, Alex Yuill)
Player statistics
 
 
Goalie statistics
 
Name SA GA MIN %
Kevin Carr|25|3|58:00|88.00
William Kerlin||||
Name SA GA MIN %
Liam Hughes||||
Kevin Lindskoug|37|2|60:00|94.59
 
 
Game recap

Guildford Flames only led for 2:49 over 120 minutes of their Premier Sports Playoffs Quarter-Final against Nottingham Panthers, but that was enough to book their place in the Playoff Finals Weekend.

Having tied 4-4 the night before, Nottingham again went into the lead with Christophe Boivin capitalising on a turnover and beating Kevin Lindskoug with just over five minutes played. Levi Cable levelled on a bouncing puck in front of Kevin Carr's net at 7:58 to bring the score to 5-5 on aggregate.

The Panthers were back ahead at 28:20 off a nice passing play finished at the top of the crease by Jeremy Welsh and that was a lead that the home side held into the final stages of the game.

For the sixth time on the weekend, Guildford then tied things up - Jamal Watson's shot from the point was tipped in front by Turner Ripplinger to level the scores with 4:29 to play.

The drama wasn't done there, either. A throw on net from Watson was blocked en route but the puck fell kindly for Cable to beat Carr short side and put the Flames ahead with 57:11 on the clock.

Nottingham pulled Carr for the extra skated and threw everything at the Flames' net, but the visitors held out to celebrate reaching their second Playoff Finals Weekend with a 7-6 aggregate win!

 
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