Frölunda lost their SHL match against Brynäs in Gävle on Saturday, with Brynäs scoring three goals, though the exact final score remains unconfirmed. Multiple reports indicate Frölunda had several powerplay opportunities but failed to create real pressure, and it is unclear how many such chances they had or what specific dangerous chances they gave up. Christian Folin was visibly disappointed after the match, and according to Göteborgs-Posten, Folin described the team as too soft offensively, needing to give 100% to win matches.
He believes Frölunda must make it harder for the opponent's goalie and shoot more pucks from the blue line. According to Göteborgs-Posten, Folin also described the team's losing streak as reducing their percentage, and he ended the interview abruptly by taking off his headset and leaving quickly. Frölunda has a chance for revenge on Tuesday when they play the CHL final against Luleå in Scandinavium, with details such as the time and broadcast information still unknown, and their current standing in the SHL is not specified.
A zero to. It was not a good week for Frölunda Hockey you could say. We are too soft offensively. We play okay defensively but at the same time we give up dangerous chances. That hunger you need to score goals is missing. We need to make it harder for their goalie, we need to shoot more pucks from the blue line. It takes more to win matches in SHL this late in the year, but I don't think we are there.
We win matches, then some percentage is missing. Or?
We don't win matches, then some percentage is missing. Yes, we lose matches. Then the percentage has gone down. Of course it... now you're making me angry here when you keep asking the same question all the time. We need to play better hockey fundamentally. Fresh start next week, then we forget this shit. Have a good one, bye.