Roslagen end Partille reign as Furuset win in Norway

Roslagen ended Partille’s 17-year reign as Swedish men’s indoor champions as two last minute goals saw them land the title in incredible style.

Simon Pontén gave Roslagen a 16th minute lead but Partille came back to build a 3-1 lead with three quick goals to seemingly swing the title their way.

Roslagen, though, kept fighting and got one back with 10 minutes to go, setting up the famous finale.

With 58 seconds left, André Amilon ties the match up to 3-3 and then, with only 11 seconds to go, Leo Törner got the decisive goal for a 4-3 victory.

On the women’s side in Älmhult, Partille’s winning streak continued as they have not lost a match in Sweden in more than 10 years, making it 11 straight gold medals.

They won out 13-3 against SLF Mesaicos with Ella Spira, Klara Moberg and Emilia Fantini scoring three goals each. They duly wrapped up the title with a 7-4 win over Valhalla LCH with three goals from Ella Sampers and two more from Moberg.

In Norway, Furusett LHK won the men’s title thanks to a 6-4 win over Kringsja in the final, making it four successive titles. They knocked Sagene 8-0 and Oslo Sportsklubb 5-2 en route to the final. Earlier in the season, Mask had won the league title.

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