Numbers didn’t lie in this game for a Skellefteå side who put 54 shots on the goal of Kamil Lewartowski. The scoreboard did for a brief moment, however, after Jakub Witecki fired home a backdoor effort with just 90 seconds of hockey played to put the visitors one up. The home side responded with an equaliser just before the break to level the game before the wheels of their attacking unit started rolling. Two goals in the first 10 minutes of the second reflected Skellefteå’s efforts more accurately, including the latter goal by Jonathan Berggren which put the icing on the cake. The forward skilfully completed a trio of dekes after bamboozling a Tychy defenceman twice before calmly putting the puck through the five-hole.

A four-goal final period which mirrored the score before the break saw the Swedish side slot home another three goals to make it two wins against the Polish side, who are still bottom.