There continued to be scoring chances for either side and both Morrison and Kevin Carr in the Nottingham goal proved the difference, as a feisty first period ended goalless.ĭundee made a solid start to the middle session by killing off an overlapping powerplay but a few moments later, the home side broke the deadlock. The biggest call of the opening 20 minutes went against Dundee, as Philippe Sanche delivered a huge hit on a Carozza and due to a cut on the Panthers player’s face, Sanche was assessed the standard four minute, double minor for accidental high-sticks. Neither team was then able to settle into their gameplan as the penalties started to come and did not stop.īoth sides were punished by the referees Steve Brown and Andy Dalton, with the pair dishing out six minor penalties in the first period, however neither side could punish the other with their numerous man advantages.
The first clear cut chance fell for Massimo Carozza of the Panthers but his low shot was easily denied by the Stars netminder, Adam Morrison. The game started off with gloves being dropped as Dundee’s Kyle Haas went toe-to-toe with Nottingham’s Joshua Tetlow in the first minute.Īfter the pair had fired up the crowd and served their five minute majors, the game began to flow back and forth with chances for both sides.
The Kitmart Dundee Stars began their regular season in Nottingham on Sunday evening and they were hungry for a win after being starved of points in Saturday night’s Challenge Cup Group A match.
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