Tickets for Storm’s upcoming league game against the Glasgow Clan can be ordered online HERE, or by calling the Box Office on 0161 926 8782. Face-off is on Friday 6th December at 19:30.

The Storm travelled back from Nottingham empty-handed, as Panthers took the win 5-1.

The first period saw chances from both sides, Panthers with the upper hand via shots from Kelsall and Deutsch – both blocked by Ginn.

Storm held up a strong powerplay in offensive zone when Fick was sent to the box for interference, but were unable to draw first blood.

The first goal appeared at 17:20 when Perlini put the lose puck through the five-hole of Ginn, the assists going to Desantis and Hansen. The first period ended 1-0 in favour of the hosts.

Perlini and Herr had chances a few minutes into play, shots and rebounds blocked by Ginn, who did his best to keep the Storm in it.

Lépine scored the second goal of the evening for Panthers, putting a one-timer straight past Ginn, assisted by Talbot at 22:52.

Ginn was again there to make an amazing save, what could have been Perlini’s second goal of the evening; a backdoor opportunity on a pass from Malmquist. After some end to end hockey, Matheson scored Panthers’ third goal when he fired the puck through traffic at 34:38 unassisted.

Ginn helped shut the Panthers out for the remainder of the period, making some huge saves against the likes of Horvat and Talbot.

Overall, the second stanza was a little bit more evenly contested, with both sides getting 11 shots on goal each.

An unlucky poke check move from Ginn saw newly signed, Horvat score on the rebound from Lachowicz’ shot less than a minute into play.

Rheault was sent to the box for Hooking at 42:56, giving Storm a powerplay opportunity. It was Fawcett who claimed Storm’s first goal of the night, shooting over the blocker of Carr from the slot – assisted by Negrin and Ulmer at 44:22.

The final goal of the evening for Panthers came at 53:12, scored by Matheson, who got his second goal, assisted by Horvat.

Despite Simmonds’ attempt with smart play on a turnover moments later, Carr reminded undefeated against the visitors.

Man of the Match for Storm – Mathieu Gagnon

Man of the Match for Panthers – Guillaume Lépine

Tickets for Storm’s upcoming league game against the Glasgow Clan can be ordered online HERE, or by calling the Box Office on 0161 926 8782. Face-off is on Friday 6th December at 19:30.