Great comeback keeps Cup dream alive
12:22am Sunday 23rd November 2008
THE BASINGSTOKE Bison produced the comeback of the season, as they knocked out the Challenge Cup holders the Nottingham Panthers on Saturday night, with 5-3 victory.
The Herd trailed 3-0 at the first break after Jade Galbraith, Johan Molin and Kevin Bergin had all scored for the visitors.
The home side hit back, to level the game just five minutes into the second period, as Brent Hughes, Greg Chambers and Warren Tait all netted.
Shaun Thompson their edged the Bison ahead in a nail biting final 20 minutes and Chambers with his second in the final minute completed the victory, which keeps alive Basingstoke’s hopes of their first semi-final place in the competition.
See Monday’s Gazette for a full report.
In this section
- Town Trophy game moved to Sunday
- Stadium plans progressing
- Town not afraid of the Dean machine
- Edinburgh loss would mean Capitals punishment
- Basingstoke Bison lose after final period goal blitz
- Basingstoke Bison lose to late Stingray strike
- Bison suffer Devils defeat
- Town run ends with defeat at Eastleigh
- Bison suffer defeat in Edinburgh
- Bison claim narrow win over Hull
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