Panthers erase 4-1 deficit, top Red Wingst 5-4 behind 2 goals from Lundell
Anton Lundell scored twice as Florida erased a 4-1 deficit and held on for its third straight win.
- On Thursday, Nov. 12, the Florida Panthers defeated the Red Wings 5-4, with Anton Lundell scoring twice, including the game-winner at 17 minutes 20 seconds of the third period.
- Detroit led 4-1 following goals from Compher, Andreas Englund, Lucas Raymond, and Marco Kasper, before Florida scored four consecutive goals against goaltender John Gibson.
- Gustav Forsling cut the lead to 4-2 late in the second period; Lundell narrowed the deficit to 4-3 early in the third; and Lars Eller tied the game 4-4 at 16:29.
- The Wings have lost six of their last seven games, extending their current losing streak to five with this defeat.
- Assisted by Matthew Tkachuk, Lundell provided Florida with the momentum needed to complete the comeback and secure the critical road victory.
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Lars Eller scored to make it 4-4 before the Florida Panthers finally secured the victory over the Detroit Red Wings on the ice.
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In the NHL, Anton Lundell shone as the brightest star in Florida Sunrise, when he led the Panthers to a 5–4 victory over the Detroit Red Wings. The opening goal of the night was scored by Florida's Sam Reinhart early in the game. After this, however, the wind in the home team's sails changed, and Detroit was able to escape to a 4–1 lead. The downward spiral was only broken in the final moments of the second period, when Gustav Forsling scored hi…
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