“Mogo”/RSU” beat the leader team “Panter” Tallinn with 10:2 (3:0, 5:0, 2:2).
Gints Meija (1+2) and defender Renarts Bērziņš (0+3) collected three productivity points, two each – Timurs Solostejs, Ernests Krūms, Gatis Sprukts (all – 2+0), Davids Sarkanis (1+1), defender Krišjānis Rädlich and Rolan Vasilijevs (both – 0+2), but Elviss Želubovskis and Kristers Ansons also scored.
For the opponents, who scored the first goal when the score was already 0:9, goals were scored by Savelijs Novikovs and Daniils Fursa.
Henry Anch saved 20 shots in the winning goal, while 53 shots were fired at the visitors’ goal.
“Mogo”/RSU beat Vilnius “7bet Hockey Punks” 10:1 (6:0, 2:0, 2:1).
Rustams Begovs, Kevin Strādnieks (both – 1+2) and defender Artūrs Brikmanis (0+3) scored three points each, Aleksandrs Zaprivoda (2+0), Gatis Gricinskis, Toms Mott, Markus Streikiš, Dāniels Anderson ( for all – 1+1), Kristaps Roķis and Gustavs Millers (both – 0+2), but Pēteris Purmalis and Roberts Vītols also scored.
The last goal of the match was scored by the visiting player Timons Mažulis.
Marius Bajarun-Galejs saved 23 shots, while 59 shots were fired at the visitors’ goal.
Tallinn “Panter” is still at the top of the tournament table with ten points accumulated in seven matches, “Mogo”/RSU has nine points in five games, “Zemgalei”/LBTU has eight points, and Riga “Prizma” has four points in four games.
Latvia is represented in the tournament by “Mogo”/RSU, “Rīgas hockey school”, “Zemgale”/LBTU and “Prizma”, Lithuania by Elektrēna “Energija” and “7bet Hockey Punks” from Vilnius, and Estonia by “Panter” from Tallinn.
The winner of the OHL playoffs will be crowned the Baltic champion, while the top-placed Latvian and Lithuanian teams will be recognized as the champions of their respective countries.
In the OHL championship, teams play a six-round tournament with 126 games played.
In the previous season, the “Mogo”/RSU hockey players became the champions, beating the “Zemgale”/LBTU team 4-1 in the final series.
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