Storhamar Hamar came back from two goals down on Friday night, but were victims to Djurgården Stockholm doing the same to them on Sunday evening.

After a goalless first period in Hamar, it was the Norwegian side - who came from two down against Tappara - who opened the scoring. Jens Jakobs' shot from the point was redirected out in front by Joel Johansson to go past Robin Jensen into the net at 27:55. 

It was a fairly even affair throughout the opening periods with only that fine margin between the teams. With 42:25 played the hosts extended their lead, Steffen Thoresen's shot squeaking through Jensen to send the home fans wild.

They would however have a nervous wait until the end of the game. Djurgården pulled themselves a goal back through Daniel Brodin with just over eight minutes to go, and then had a late powerplay chance to level things up. Storhamar killed that off but with the extra attacker out, a scramble around the net eventually saw the perfect pass for Jacob Josefsson to fire into the net and silence the home crowd with a dramatic equaliser. As the clock ticked down it was the Swedes who put on the pressure, but Hamar held out to force overtime.