Can a delayed-penalty goal count for a Swedish hockey power-play-points prop?

Short answer

A delayed-penalty signal and an extra attacker do not, by themselves, establish a power-play goal. Check whether the opposing team was already short-handed because of a penalty and how the official SHL record classifies the goal. The player’s power-play point follows that recorded scoring strength, not simply the number of attackers visible after a goalkeeper leaves.

Official SHL power-play statistics; verify the goal’s recorded strength