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Tapani scores lone shootout goal, seals Fleet's 3-2 win over Sirens in Takeover Tour stop at Buffalo

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Tapani scores lone shootout goal, seals Fleet's 3-2 win over Sirens in Takeover Tour stop at Buffalo

BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) — Susanna Tapani scored the lone shootout goal and the Boston Fleet won their sixth in seven outings in defeating the New York Sirens 3-2 in a neutral site Takeover Tour game at Buffalo on Sunday.

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Boston Fleet extend win streak to 4 with victory vs. New York Sirens

The Boston Fleet earned a 3-2 shootout win over the New York Sirens on Sunday a KeyBank Center.

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The Fleet Take Over Buffalo

The Boston Fleet took on the New York Sirens in the 6th game (out of 9 total) of the PWHL Takeover Tour that started in Seattle in early January. Yesterday afternoon’s game was held in Buffalo and the teams squared off at the KeyBank Center (aka the home of the Buffalo Sabres). It took all of OT and all of a shootout to decide this one, but when the teams finally finished up, it was the Fleet prevailing 3-2 to keep their record against the Siren…

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Takeaways: Fleet Stay Undefeated Against Sirens With 3-2 Shootout Win

In their third meeting in just 11 days, the New York Sirens gave the Boston Fleet everything they had, but the Fleet eeked by them in the shootout, 3-2. Boston is undefeated in five meetings against New York this season, and they're now on a four-game win streak (two past regulation). Meanwhile, the Sirens' losing streak stretched to seven games (also two past regulation).Support TIG With A Paid Subscription!Goal RundownSusanna Tapani scores on …

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