Latvian hockey forward striker Balcers on Thursday scored the winning goal in Norway’s strongest league and successfully scored Stavenger’s “Oilers” victory at home over Oslo’s “Valereng” – 3: 1 (0: 0, 1: 1, 2: 0).
Balcers spent 20 minutes and 29 seconds, scoring the second goal for the team in the 49th minute and scoring a goal in the penultimate second of the match, with the visitors playing without a goalkeeper. The striker managed to make seven shots on goal, as well as win 58% of the throw, earning a +/- score of +1.
After ten games, the Oilers are seventh among ten clubs with 15 points in 11 fights, while their opponents on Thursday are third in 12 matches.
Balcers has accumulated 7 (2 + 5) performance points in seven games this season.
Balcers last played for the Oilers team in the 2015/16 season. That year he was also crowned Norwegian champion for the second time in a row, but for the Oilers it was already the fifth title in a row. Also a year later, the Oilers celebrated the victory in the local championship.
It has already been reported that the National Hockey League (NHL) team Ottawa Senators, after concluding a new one-year contract with Latvian striker Rudolf Balcer, has hired him from Stavanger’s Oilers, where the Latvian had already played before going to North America. Balcers would have joined the Norwegian club earlier, but this was delayed by talks with Ottawa Senators over a new deal.
Meanwhile, the Orebro team represented by Abola in Sweden gave way to Lulea in a 3: 4 (0: 2, 1: 1, 2: 0, 0: 1) overtime.
In the 18th minute and 27 minutes, Ābols scored the second goal of the team in the 41st minute of the match. He threw once on the opponents’ goal and performed the force technique, earned a +/- score of -2, as well as won a 30.77% throw.
Jack Conoli scored the winning goal 54 seconds before the extra time ended.
Ābol has scored five goals in 12 games this season and has scored four times.
Orebro, with 31 points in 17 matches, ranks third among 14 teams, while their Thursday opponents with 24 points in 13 games are seventh.
The hockey player spent the previous season in North America, mostly playing for the American Hockey League (AHL) club Springbirds’ Thunderbirds, but in some games he also represented the East Coast Hockey League (ECHL) unit Greenville Swamp Rabbits.
As the National Hockey League (NHL) season is long overdue, the Orebro hockey team has agreed with the Florida Panthers to hire Apple.
Last season, the Orebro Club ranked eighth in a 14-unit competition.
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