Örebro took the lead away against Skellefteå already after two minutes.
But the league leaders only needed 24 seconds to turn the lead 2-1 before the first period was over.
First Filip Sandberg, and then Albin Sundsvik.
It looked like it could be "as usual" for Örebro, who had not won on away ice since November 27, against Djurgården.
The Finn cracked the zero
But then the Finn Robert Leino stepped forward and made it 2-2 seven minutes into the middle period.
It was the start of the pure goal explosion for Örebro - which went from 1-2 to a 4-2 lead in just under eight minutes.
That forcing did not come from Skelleteå.
Örebro goalkeeper Jhonas Enroth held tight in the last period and made sure that Örebro broke their heavy away suite.
Home coach Robert Ohlsson was definitely not happy.
- If I'm kind, we are one step behind, but I think we are more than one step behind.
Örebro was better than us, says Robert Ohlsson.
The joy was much greater in Närkegänget, where 3-2 shooter Christopher Mastomäki was extra happy with Robert Leino.
- It makes me so sick happy that Bobby Leino can score today.
He is a very important player for us, and always does a fantastic job for the team, Mastomäki told C More.