Tag: Rögle

By IceHockeyMan Editorial Team | Published: September 26, 2026, 18:38 CEST

Story Summary

Rögle beat Linköping 2-1 after overtime in Ängelholm, with Luboš Horký scoring the winner 44 seconds into the extra period. Linköping had taken an early lead through Christoffer Ehn 16 minutes into the first period, but Filip Johansson levelled for Rögle in the third as sustained home pressure finally paid off. Högberg conceded the equaliser and the overtime goal. Ehn urged his side to be brave under pressure during the first intermission, while Ante Karlsson called it a well-executed away performance despite his frustration at conceding late. Rögle were not fully satisfied with their performance despite taking two points.

Key Facts

• Final score: Rögle 2, Linköping 1 (periods: 0-1, 0-0, 1-0, 1-0).
• Overtime winner: Luboš Horký scored at 0:44 of overtime for Rögle.
• Rögle equaliser: Filip Johansson scored in the third period during heavy home pressure.
• Linköping opener: Christoffer Ehn scored 16 minutes into the first period to give the visitors a 1-0 lead.
• Christoffer Ehn, speaking in the first-period break, highlighted a strong forecheck and the need to play through opposition pressure.
• Ante Karlsson said he was irritated that his side could not keep a clean sheet, but called it a well-executed away performance.

IHM Discussion

The match underlined two contrasting narratives. Linköping took an early lead through Christoffer Ehn and held Rögle scoreless through the second period, but could not withstand the home side’s third-period push. Filip Johansson’s equaliser came from the blue line during a delayed penalty against the visitors, before Luboš Horký settled overtime inside the first minute. Rögle’s dissatisfaction despite the result points to a demand for a more complete performance across 60 minutes.

Why It Matters

The result gives Rögle two points at home and shows their ability to force the issue late in a game. Linköping can take positives from an early lead and a competitive away performance, but will want to manage sustained pressure more effectively in the third period and overtime.

Mini Q&A

What was the final score and how did the game conclude?

Rögle beat Linköping 2-1 after overtime; the match ended with an overtime winner from Luboš Horký at 0:44 of the extra period. The period line was (0-1, 0-0, 1-0, 1-0).

Who scored for each team?

Linköping’s goal was scored by Christoffer Ehn. Rögle’s goals were scored by Filip Johansson (third period) and Luboš Horký (overtime).

What did the teams take from the match?

Ehn said Linköping needed to be brave and play through pressure. Karlsson described it as a well-executed away performance despite frustration at conceding late, while Rögle were not fully satisfied with their display over 60 minutes.

Coach Mark Comment

Rögle found another gear when they needed it, turning sustained third-period pressure into an equaliser before finishing quickly in overtime. The next step is making that urgency visible from the opening face-off, not only after chasing the game.

IHM Final View

Rögle came through at home with late pressure and a quick overtime finish, but their dissatisfaction reflects a higher standard than simply taking two points. Linköping produced a competitive away performance, yet surrendered their lead under sustained pressure and lost in sudden death.

By IceHockeyMan Editorial Team | Published: September 21, 2026, 16:38 CEST

Story Summary

Sebastian Hartmann was forced out of Djurgården’s season opener against Björklöven after taking a hit in the second period. Head coach Robert Kimby said on Monday that Hartmann is “better than expected” but will not play tomorrow. Lukas Vejdemo, who took Hartmann’s place during the game, is expected to remain alongside Nils Åman and Joe Snively for Tuesday’s match against Rögle.

Key Facts

• Sebastian Hartmann left Djurgården’s season opener against Björklöven after a hit in the second period.
• Head coach Robert Kimby said Hartmann was “better than expected”, but would not play on Tuesday against Rögle.
• Kimby said Vejdemo brought good activity and that his skating and energy suited a line with Åman and Snively.
• Lukas Vejdemo was moved into the line with Nils Åman and Joe Snively during the Björklöven game.
• Sebastian Hartmann is 32 years old and joined Djurgården for 2026/27 after seven straight seasons with Timrå IK.
• Hartmann has generally produced around 20 points per season and scored in each of the last three pre-season/training matches before the 2026/27 campaign.
• When Hartmann signed, sporting director Marcus Due-Boje described him as a gritty, strong-skating right-shot forward with power in his game, significant SHL experience and experience in all situations.
• Djurgården’s Monday training group listed the following: Goalkeepers – Magnus Hellberg, Daniel Marmenlind. Defence pairs – Nikolas Brouillard / Colby Sissons; Philip Holm / Gustav Lindström; Hugo Blixt / Jesper Pettersson; Liam Pettersson / Egon Ekberg (J20). Forwards – Joe Snively / Nils Åman / Lukas Vejdemo; Charles Hudon / Jacob Josefson / Mathias Emilio Pettersen; Theo Stockselius / Marcus Krüger / Noel Gunler; Albin Grewe / Håvard Salsten / David Blomgren; Henrik Eriksson.

IHM Discussion

Kimby offered an encouraging update on Hartmann, while confirming that the forward will miss Tuesday’s game against Rögle. Djurgården have an immediate solution in Vejdemo, who moved onto the line with Åman and Snively during the opener and is set to remain there. Kimby specifically highlighted Vejdemo’s skating and energy as qualities that fit the combination.

Why It Matters

Hartmann’s absence removes a newly signed, experienced SHL forward from Djurgården’s line-up for the Rögle game. He arrived after seven consecutive seasons with Timrå and had scored in each of the final three pre-season matches. Vejdemo’s continued role alongside Åman and Snively gives Djurgården continuity in one forward line while Hartmann is unavailable.

Mini Q&A

Is Sebastian Hartmann injured and will he play the next game?

Hartmann left the opener after taking a hit in the second period. Kimby said he was “better than expected” but would not play on Tuesday against Rögle.

Who replaced Hartmann in the lineup?

Lukas Vejdemo stepped into the line with Nils Åman and Joe Snively during the game and Kimby expects him to continue in that role for Tuesday’s match against Rögle.

What is Hartmann’s background?

Hartmann is 32 years old, arrived at Djurgården for 2026/27 after seven straight seasons with Timrå IK, has generally produced around 20 points per season and scored in each of the last three pre-season matches.

Which goalkeepers and defensive pairs trained on Monday?

Goalkeepers: Magnus Hellberg and Daniel Marmenlind. Defence pairs listed included Nikolas Brouillard – Colby Sissons; Philip Holm – Gustav Lindström; Hugo Blixt – Jesper Pettersson; Liam Pettersson – Egon Ekberg (J20).

Coach Mark Comment

Vejdemo’s continued place with Åman and Snively gives Djurgården continuity rather than forcing an immediate reshuffle. His skating and energy are the attributes Kimby identified as the best fit for that line.

What Comes Next

Djurgården face Rögle on Tuesday, with Vejdemo set to continue alongside Nils Åman and Joe Snively. Hartmann will not play in that game.

IHM Final View

Djurgården will be without Sebastian Hartmann against Rögle, but have a clear short-term adjustment in Lukas Vejdemo. Kimby believes Vejdemo’s skating and energy fit alongside Åman and Snively, giving the club continuity in the immediate line-up change.