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RIGHT NOW: Knocked Out – in Brynäs' Victory

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Brynäs got up twice – and decided the match against Dif in overtime. But it was the ugly scenes in the third period that came into focus. Goalkeeper Erik Källgren was forced to leave the ice after a violent collision with Noel Gunler – who received a match penalty. – It's ugly, says Almen Bibic on TV4.

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Brynäs got up twice – and decided the match against Dif in overtime. But it was the ugly scenes in the third period that came into focus. Goalkeeper Erik Källgren was forced to leave the ice after a violent collision with Noel Gunler – who received a match penalty. – It's ugly, says Almen Bibic on TV4.

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GÄVLE. Noel Gunler, 25, scored against Brynäs and then brought down Erik Källgren, 30. Both the goal scorer and the goalkeeper left the match.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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Lucas Carlsson made a comeback against his old club. Then a completely different former Brynäs player, Noel Gunler, stole the headlines. Before Brynäs finally got the last word and decided – in the power play! – Maybe not the best match but it's important to take points, said Jakob Silfverberg after Brynäs turned around and won 3–2 after extra time.

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Aftonbladet broke the news in Stockholm, Sweden on Thursday, October 15, 2026.
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