He did everything right in the signaled dismissal. But after a teammate’s mistake, he is the target of ridicule on social networks.
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Utah’s Slovakian striker Miloš Kelemen in a preparatory match against St. Louis.
Slovak hockey player Miloš Kelemen scored his own goal at night. The national team striker experienced an unlucky moment in the 24th minute.
At 1:0 for St. Louis the referee signaled the exclusion. In the offensive third, Kelemen held the puck on his stick and waited until goalkeeper Karel Vejmelka left for the substitution and his teammates lined up.
He then passed to Dylan Guenther on the blue line, but the puck jumped over his stick and headed into the net.
The official account of St. Louis Blues on the X social network.
“Congratulations to Utah for the first goal in the club’s history,” teased the club of its opponent, who played the first official warm-up game before his debut in the NHL.
However, the new club from Utah, which replaced the Arizona Coyotes, finally recovered from the unpleasant moment and turned from 0:2 to 5:3.
Kelemen also contributed to it, as he scored an assist for the equalizing goal at 2:2. Defender Patrik Koch also figures in Utah’s squad.
Source: sportweb.pravda.sk
