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Emil Larmi’s Shutout Secures Färjestad’s 3-0 Win Over Örebro Amidst Örebro’s Growing Relegation Fears

Emil Larmi’s shutout leads Färjestad to a 3-0 win over Örebro, deepening Örebro’s relegation worries in the SHL standings.

    Key details

  • • Emil Larmi made 24 saves in a shutout to help Färjestad defeat Örebro 3-0.
  • • Filip Roos scored two goals, with a total of seven goals this season, contributing significantly to Färjestad’s win.
  • • Örebro is tied in points with HV71 and is facing relegation threats in the SHL.
  • • Örebro’s defensive performance drew criticism for being passively weak during the match.

In a tightly contested Swedish Hockey League (SHL) match on January 31, 2026, Färjestad defeated Örebro 3-0, powered by goaltender Emil Larmi's impressive shutout performance. Larmi, who made 24 saves, was a pivotal figure in Färjestad’s defensive success, helping the team rise to seventh place in the standings after this victory.

The scoring opened with Joakim Nygård netting the first goal, assisted by Filip Roos, who further cemented his impact by scoring twice more, marking his fifth goal in six games and his seventh goal this season. Roos’s long-range shot in the second period and a scoring effort in the third period were crucial in sealing the win.

Örebro, struggling at the bottom of the league, is now tied on points with HV71 and faces increasing danger of relegation. The team's defensive passivity was criticized by TV4 commentator Sanny Lindström, who described their defensive play as "embarrassingly passive at times." Örebro coach Niklas Eriksson acknowledged the challenges posed by Färjestad’s strong start, while player Gustav Backström cited low confidence and player overlap as factors in their struggles.

The match saw heightened tensions, culminating in a scuffle involving players like Magnus Nygren, which resulted in several penalties. Örebro now faces a critical upcoming match against Luleå as they fight to avoid the relegation playoffs.

This article was translated and synthesized from Swedish sources, providing English-speaking readers with local perspectives.

Source comparison

Filip Roos' goal count

Sources report different goal counts for Filip Roos in the match

aftonbladet.se

"Roos capped off the scoring with his seventh goal of the season."

expressen.se

"Roos scored two goals himself, marking his fifth goal in the last six games."

Why this matters: One source states Roos scored his seventh goal of the season, while the other claims it was his fifth goal in the last six games. This discrepancy affects the understanding of Roos' scoring performance and overall season statistics.

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