That's got to hurt! Justin Bieber gets slammed against glass exterior during NHL All-Star Celebrity Shootout by Chris Pronger

Published: 00:51 GMT, 29 January 2017 | Updated: 05:09 GMT, 29 January 2017

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Justin Bieber hit the hockey rink for the 2017 NHL All-Star Celebrity Shootout in Los Angeles on Saturday, a match honouring the late actor Alan Thicke.

The 21-year-old looked a total pro as he glided the puck around and scored a goal for his team inside the Staples Center.

But it wasn't complete smooth sailing for the star, who found himself slammed by Arizona Coyotes pro Chris Pronger against a glass exterior.

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Ouch! Chris Pronger pushed Justin Bieber against the glass exterior of the rink at the 2017 NHL All-Star Celebrity Shootout, a match honouring the late actor Alan Thicke, in Los Angeles on Saturday

The pop star grimaced as he was shoved against the fence by the NFL star.

Justin was one of several stars, including Cuba Gooding Jr., who were a member of Team Gretzky.

Looking like a pro! Bieber kept his focus while inside the hockey rink

Goal! The singer appeared to even make a goal for his team, effortlessly hitting the puck towards it's intended target

Geared up! Clad in a protective black helmet, body padding, and gloves, Justin was ready to give it his all on the rink

That's got to hurt! Bieber fell onto the rink

Clad in a protective black helmet, body padding, and gloves, Justin was ready to give it his all on the rink.

The puck narrowly made it's way past the quick-thinking goalie, who lunged forward to stop the goal.

Gliding this way and that on the hockey rink, Justin made playing hockey appear easy.

Taking five! Bieber was spotted on the ice, sans his helmet

Teammates! Cuba Gooding Jr. appeared to be taking a breather from the game beside Bieber

Defense is up: The goalie appeared to deflect Justin's attempts to score a goal

Teamwork: Bieber was joined on the ice by teammate Michael Rosenbaum

The match saw hockey stars such as Patrick Kane, Rob Blake, and Peter Forsberg team up with celebrities that included Billy Flynn, Tim Robbins, and Alan's son Carter Thicke for a match-up benefiting the nonprofit organization Echoes of Hope, according to NHL.com.

The teams were named after hockey pros Mario Lemieux and Wayne Gretzky, who both guided their own players, adds the website.

Not only was the match doing good by assisting Echoes Of Hope, but the stars paid tribute to the late actor Thicke by wearing special patches on their jersey in honour of the Growing Pains star, according to the website.