Manchester Storm Coventry blaze and Sheffield Match report


 Manchester Storm were victorious in a extra time win   against Coventry Blaze, Scott Simmons was the hero with the golden goal for the Storm.


Craig Peacock was busy as Storm opened the scoring a deflected cross found its way in, Storms Ciaron Long showed why he is regarded as a top class finisher scored.

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Joseph Hazeldine showed the skills which gave Storm the confidence to sign him on a multi year deal and a goal on his debut for Jacob Noer put smiles on Storm fans faces at home.


Coventry kept fighting a leveled the scores but that extra time goal by Simmonds put Storm 2 points clear at at the top of the table.


Sheffield Steelers games are always tasty, derby games are always blood and thunder affairs and this game was another.
Scott Simmonds and Jacob Noer were on target again for the Storm, both are fast becoming Storm favourites for their efforts on the ice.https://drive.google.com/uc?export=view&id=1vFEjK5yex2BtM2tOUbMg9zcQFXW-tmSO
Captain Fantastic Dallas Ehrhardt and Ben Lake leveled the scores at 3-3 and 4-4 but Sheffield showed why they will be a contender in the Elite league with two goals going deep into the 3rd period to stop Storm building any momentum.
Ryan Finnerty knows there is room to improve but as Storm currently stand 2nd in the Elite league he knows this team is in a good position to kick on in the games to come.





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