Raging New Jersey Devils fans hurl beer onto ice after having THREE goals disallowed in loss that snapped win streak

NEW JERSEY DEVILS fans threw beers onto the ice in anger after having THREE goals disallowed.

The Devils lost 2-1 to Toronto Maple Leafs in Newark on Wednesday and had their win streak snapped.

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New Jersey was looking for a 14th straight win that would’ve beat their franchise record.

But fans at a sold-out Prudential Center were left raging at the officials.

John Tavares and Pontus Holmberg scored in the first period for the Maple Leafs.

Dougie Hamilton pulled one back for the Devils with five minutes to play.

But the home side had the puck in the net three more times during the evening.

Jonas Siegenthaler had a first-period goal wiped out when Nathan Bastian was judged to have interfered with the goalie.

And Damon Severson’s second-period goal was chalked off after Tomas Tatar made contact with the goalie that left the net open.

And Eric Haula’s goal in the third period was disallowed after he kicked the puck off a Leafs player into the net.

Fans were furious in Newark and threw beer and trash onto the ice.

It caused a six-minute delay and forced Leafs players to retreat to the locker room briefly.

Devils coach Lindy Ruff said: “You don’t often see three in one game. But we saw three in one game.”

Forward Haula added: “It was a little bit frustrating. It just seemed like it wasn’t quite in control in some ways, and then it got crazy.

“Tough luck for us. Tough bounces. If the streak was going to end, it was going to end like that. A complete hurricane.”