Continental Cup Finals Breakdown

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Congratulations to the Vancouver Wolves for winning the Continental Cup. We are going to breakdown all of the games.
 

Game 1: In the first period there was one goal scored by Saku Kotkakoivu assisted by Godlander and Kovalchuk at 2:34. There was one more goal scored by the Prague Phantoms. The Wolves first goal was scored by Dogwood Maple. There were three penalty’s in the period. In the second period there was only one goal scored by Perry Laperriere at 16:30 from the Prague Phantoms. Vancouver had the only two penalties this period at 18:34 and 10:26. In the last period there was no goals and two penalties. The Prague Phantoms won game one 3-1.

 

Game 2: In the fist period the Vancouver Wolves got the only goal by Biggie Cheese at 5:24 on the power play. In the second period there was two goals. One from the Prague Phantoms by Jason and for the Wolves, Henry Eagles. There were  two penalties in the second period. In the last period there was one goal by the Prague Phantoms from Matty Fire at 1:07. The Prague Phantoms win the second game 3-2.

 

Game 3: In the first period there were no goals and four penalties. In the second period there was one goal by the Vancouver Wolves from Sergey Preobrazhensky  at 3:17. There were three penalties in the second period. In the Third period there were no goals and three penalties. The Wolves won game three 1-0.
 

Game 4: In the first period the Wolves scored three goals by Dogwood Maple, Svatopluk Puk and Pierre Emile. The Phantoms scored one goal by Nils Godlander at 10:46. There were only two penalties in the first period. In the second period no goals were scored. There were three penalties in the second period. The last period there was one goal by the Wolves by Biggie Cheese at 8:48. Two goals were scored by the Prague Phantoms one was from Jason and the other one was scored by Nils Godlander at 16:21. Three penalties were drawn in the third period. The Vancouver Wolves won the fourth game 4-3.

 

Game 5: In the first period the first goal was scored by Sergey Preobrazhensky at 0:56. The other three goals were scored by the Prague Phantoms, the first one was by Jani Karppinen. The second goal was scored by Perry Laperriere. The last goal was scored by Nils Godlander. Only one penalty was in the first period. In the second period there were two goals both by the Wolves. Both goals were scored by Henry Eagles. There were four penalties in the second period. The third period there was five goals. Two from the Phantoms and three from the Wolves. All the goals were scored by Biggie Cheese, Alexandre Leduc and Dogwood Maple. For the Prague Phantoms the two goals were scored by Faith Hope Love and Matty Fire. There were 3 penalty’s in the third period. The Vancouver Wolves won the fifth game 6-5.

 

Game 6: In the first period Dogwood Maple scored for the Vancouver Wolves. There were two goals from the Prague Phantoms one was by Perry Laperriere and the other from John Jameson. There were four penalties in the first period. In the second period there was one goal from Jason on the Prague Phantoms. In the third period there were no goals but there was three penalties. The Prague Phantoms won the sixth game 3-1 and It will go to game seven.

 

Game 7: In the first there was no goals and 2 penalties. In the second period there was a goal by Pierre Emile on the Vancouver Wolves at 16:22. There were 10 penalties!!!. In the third period the Prague Phantom scored one goal from Faith Hope Love. There was only 2 penalties in this period and it has to go to over time!!!! There were 2 penalties in over time. Pierre Emile on the Vancouver Wolves scored the series winning goal at 9:27 on the power play!! 

 

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Review:

Good write up, I would maybe add more details to some of the games as some of the details were short (Game 3). I would also add color and a picture. Other then that its a good review of the series and written from your perspective. Always interesting to see other people's take on how the series went.