Belfast Giants made it a weekend doubles over Glasgow-Clan, in which he has a 4-2 victory in Braehead in Braehead on Sunday.
The fans in the SSE Arena saw no goal in the opening period on Saturday evening, but Braehead Arena was treated to three on Sunday afternoon.
Jordan Kawaguchi was left alone on the back post to pop at home with 5:45 played. Exactly six minutes later, a bad turnover Nicholas gay allowed to end a wrist shot and put the Giants two first. Between those goals, Lucas Brine raised an excellent glove to keep Jake Gaudet’s shot out of the slot.
Tristin Langan around Jackson Whistle to retire for the clan at 2:43 PM, but they were undone by a Mike Lee shot bent from the skate of Jason Fram with only seven seconds left in the period to put the visitors back two in the front.
Whistle made an excellent salvation to prevent Brett Neumann from leveling the game with just over 11 minutes in the period, but Clan withdrew another thanks to Colton Poolman who jumped into the piece and a shot past the Giants goalkeeper Rockette.
Reid Irwin sat on his knees to block a brayden Burke shot while the giants led for one to 40 minutes.
Brine made an excellent salvation, this time with his glove, to deny Scott Conway a separate goal while Clan was only one behind it.
Clan had most of the possession in the final phase, but it was the Giants goalkeeper who was the difference. Whistle also stopped Poolman from close by with just over three minutes to go, while the Giants just led a charmed life.
With 42 seconds to go and Pekel was already pulled, the clan called a time -out to draw up their last plays. For the second night in a row, however, David Goodwin hit the empty net from his own zone to complete the game with 33 seconds to play.
Photo: Al Goold
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