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RED CARD: Captain Växjö sent off after brutal tackle on Kim Ganevik

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In the crucial 6th quarterfinals beween Växjö and Mullsjö, Växjö captain Johan Roos was given a red card after a brutal tackle. With the card came Match Penalty 3 which means the incident is automatically reported to the Juridical Board of the Swedish Floorball Federation who will decide if Roos will miss more games.

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