73-e00253ea561cd87d.js","402","static/chunks/402-a23973c4db3a6909.js","5040","static/chunks/5040-fec5c4afba3d904d.js","7008","static/chunks/7008-a65404ddc32ce7f7.js","857","static/chunks/app/%5Bprefix%5D/%5B%5B...slug%5D%5D/page-ac7783ebb3de154a.js"],"default"] 27:T6d2,Tornado Luxembourg pulled off an impressive 5-3 victory on the road against Évry-Viry, showcasing improved defensive discipline and a collective effort across multiple lines.

The game started strong for Tornado, with better defensive play and fewer penalties than in recent matches. However, near the end of the first period, some lapses in patience and a few individual mistakes allowed Évry-Viry to claw their way back into the game. At one point, it looked as though those errors might cost Tornado dearly.

Fortunately, Tornado rallied in the third period with a focused, collective effort that sealed the win. Head coach Christer Eriksson was particularly pleased with his team’s performance in the final frame, noting, “A strong collective third period was really great to see.”

The contributions of Tornado’s two new defenders, Viktor Wahldén and Justus Haavanlammi, were also highlighted by the coach. “Our two new defensemen are really helping us stabilize in the defensive zone,” Eriksson explained, “and having more players and lines producing offensively is a great signal for the team.”

This win marks a step forward for Tornado, who will now focus on maintaining this momentum in their next away game against Châlons. It also strengthen Tornados position in the best 8 teams in the grouo that will reach the place in the playoffs. At the moment Tornado is holding a 7th position having equal 12 points with Wasquehal and Orléans. Rouen II is holding the 9th position with 5 points.

Fans can feel optimistic as Tornado begins to show the discipline and depth needed to make their mark this season.b:["$","$1f",null,{"fallback":nu