18 Feb 2024, 17:00  |  Regular season  |  Dundee Ice Arena
Dundee Stars3-6 Cardiff Devils
Periods:
Shots:
1-3
(13-12)
2-1
(9-13)
0-2
(17-5)
 
Total: 39-30
Referees: Brown/Rodger  |  Spectators: 1788
 
Goals and assists
05:04|away||0-1|Cole Sanford (Cody Donaghey, Cole Ully)
12:01|home||1-1|Jake Elmer
16:15|away||1-2|Joey Martin (Trevor Cox, Joshua Batch)
17:41|away||1-3|Tyler Busch (Mark Richardson, Brandon Alderson)
31:09|home||2-3|Jake Elmer (Craig Moore, Carter Johnson)
34:50|home||3-3|Carter Johnson (Drydn Dow, Brent Beaudoin)
38:26|away|PPG|3-4|Trevor Cox (Cody Donaghey, Bode Wilde)
41:40|away||3-5|Tyler Busch (Bode Wilde, Joshua Batch)
58:10|away|EN|3-6|Ben Davies
Player statistics
 
 
Goalie statistics
 
Name SA GA MIN %
Lucas Brine|29|5|60:00|82.76
Kevin Carr||||
Name SA GA MIN %
Ben Bowns|39|3|60:00|92.31
Tyler Wall||||
 
 
Game recap

Cardiff Devils logged their twelfth straight win with a three-goal road win in Dundee, making it a four-point weekend on their Scottish double-header.

In what was a feisty opening period, the Devils struck twice in quick succession inside the final four minutes to take control of things. Cole Sanford had put them ahead at 5:04, but an excellent Jake Elmer wrist shot beat Ben Bowns to tie things up just past the 12-minute mark. Joey Martin, who'd taken exception to a Jonathan McBean hit earlier in the period, just about got the puck over the line at 16:15 to put the Devil back ahead, with Tyler Busch then adding another just over 90 seconds later.

Dundee responded with a pair of goals in four minutes themselves in period two. Jake Elmer netted a contender for goal of the week, flying down the wing and beating Bowns from a tight angle to make it 2-3 at 31:09, before Carter Johnson tipped Drydn Dow's shot past Bowns for the tying goal at 35:40. The Devils got themselves back ahead with 94 seconds left in the period as Trevor Cox got a deflection on a Bode Wilde shot off a faceoff play to go in 4-3 up at the break.

Tyler Busch scored 1:48 into period three to gibe the visitors some breathing space again, and they needed that cushion as the Stars pressed hard for a way back into the game. Bowns pulled off a couple of smart stops to keep his side ahead, before Ben Davies ended the game with an empty-netter at 58:10.

 
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