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yesterday's mayhem part 1 might not have been up to the expectations (except for the KHL game #5), but last night...oh, boy!

 

 

:GER

 

The Adler Mannheim and the Eisbären Berlin played a wonderful match, one of the best of the whole European post-season so far and the home team won by a score of 4-3 and tied the series at 2-2.

 

The decisive game #5 is scheduled for tomorrow in Berlin (puck drop @ 7.30 p.m. local/CET).

 

Game #4 highlights

 

https://www.penny-del.org/event/adler-mannheim-eisbaeren-berlin/9328

 

 

:SWE

 

in the semifinals of the SHL, instead, Färjestad BK and Rögle BK went to double OT :yikes: 

 

Färjestad did dominate the action, but Rögle did find themselves 4-3 ahead with less than 3 mins to play after an amazing 1-2 punch in a few seconds.

 

The home team, however, was able to dig deep into their physical and mental reserves and like a phoenix, they resurrected from their own ashes and a very short while after going down, they found the way to score the game-tying goal (also thanks to a capital mistake by the Rögle defence).

 

In the OTs, both teams tried to play defensive hockey as much as they could, but an individual effort by Linus Johansson at 10.56 of the second OT gave the home team a 5-4 win, which gives them also the win in the whole series by a score of 4 games to 2.

 

Therefore, the SHL Finals will be played by Luleå HF and Färjestad BK.

 

Luleå have the home ice advantage by virtue of the better placing in the regular season.

 

The first game of the Finals is scheduled for Saturday, April 30th @ 15.15 p.m. local/CET.

 

yesterday's game highlights

 

https://www.shl.se/play/video/167632?provider=staylive&autoplay=1

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quick news from last night...

 

 

:SVK

 

HK Nitra equalled the Extraliga final series at 2 apiece against slovan Bratislava with a clear 4-1 win.

 

They took the lead early in the game and they never looked back.

 

Not the most exciting match of the post-season, for sure...

 

Game #5 is scheduled for Friday (April 29th) in Bratislava (puck drop @ 6.30 p.m. local/CET)

 

 

:SUI

 

some kind of deja-vù in the 5th game of the Swiss NLA Finals...:rolleyes:

 

Denis Malgin gave Zürich the lead in the 31st minute and then EV Zug came back (5th time in 5 matches that the team scoring first goes on losing the game at the end) thanks to the monster-effort by Dario Simion, who scored a hat-trick and basically decided the final outcome of yesterday's match.

 

The final score is 4-1 in favor of EV Zug, meanwhile ZSC Lions still lead the series 3-2 and tomorrow they have another chance to clinch the title at home in game #6 (puck drop @ 8 p.m. local/CET).

 

 

p.s and God save me from today's busy day (:RUS :FIN :CZE :GER all in action in possibly decisive games)...:facepalm:

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3 hours ago, phelps said:

 

 

:SVK

 

HK Nitra equalled the Extraliga final series at 2 apiece against slovan Bratislava with a clear 4-1 win.

 

They took the lead early in the game and they never looked back.

 

Not the most exciting match of the post-season, for sure...

but man that was some nervous match :lol:  That moment when the goalie went all nuts after the final buzzer :rofl:

 

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3 hours ago, hckošice said:

but man that was some nervous match :lol:  That moment when the goalie went all nuts after the final buzzer :rofl:

 

best moment of the whole game, I'd say...:lol:

 

it reminded me some good old style hockey, when getting close to the cage was really a painful and risky move by every player 'cause the goalies were basically free to hit them hard without the refs saying absolutely nothing...:cool:

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by the way, Slaf's season in Finland is over...:(

 

:FIN

 

Tappara Tampere in fact won game #5 of the Liiga Finals by a score of 1-0 against TPS Turku (game winner scored after only 35 seconds of play in the opening period :yikes:) and won the 2021/2022 title.

 

The score of the final series is 4-1.

 

More infos and a full season's recap tomorrow...

 

 

:RUS

 

on the Russian side, instead, CSKA Moscow scored twice early in the first period and the lone goal by Metallurg in the second stint wasn't enough to catch them.

 

Therefore the Gagarin Cup will go to an always amazing game #7 (Saturday in Magnitogorsk, puck drop @ 5 p.m. local, 2 p.m. CET)

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The EURO-HOCKEY TOUR 2021/22 continue this week with 3rd stage in Ostrava :CZE

 

but for well-known reasons without :RUS. All Russian results from the previous 2 stages in :FIN and :RUS were removed from the Cumulative standing and only the 3 remaining nations will be classified.

 

However to keep the 4 team round-robins formats, the organizers decided to invite :AUT in the Czech Hockey Games and :SUI in the next week Swede Hockey Games to replace the suspended Russia.

 

 

Czech Hockey Games:

 

Day 1 Results (28th April, 2022)

 

17:30  Finland - Czech Republic   2-1 After Penalty Shoot-out

 

19:00  Austria - Sweden    0-1*     (*Played in Vienna, Austria)

 

 

Czech Hockey Games Provisional Standing After Day 1:

 

1. SWE 3, 2. FIN 2, 3. CZE 1, 4. AUT 0

 

EURO-HOCKEY TOUR Cumulative Standing After Match Day 7/12:

 

1. SWE 15*, 2. FIN 12**, 3. CZE 2***, 4.RUS -DSQ

 

*Played only 5 matches

**Played 6 Matches

***Played 7 Matches

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:CZE Tipsport Extraliga :CZE

 

The HC Oceláři Třinec won the 2021/2022 Czech Extraliga after beating Sparta Prague 4 games to 2 in the final series.

 

For Třinec, this is the 3rd title in a row (with the pandemic stoppage in the middle of them), the 4th since the split of Czech Republic and Slovakia.

 

 

LEAGUE SUMMARY

 

Regular Season Final Standings

https://hokej.cz/tipsport-extraliga/table?t=hg84rhc3cl52acy376b206brgyilrt43vjcr8hgaqy1w6f7g5zzyyh5

 

 

Playoffs Rounds Recap

https://hokej.cz/tipsport-extraliga/zapasy?t=hg84rhc3cl52acy376b206brgyilrt43vjcr8hgaqy1w6f7g5zzyyh5

 

 

Final Series

 

Game #1: Třinec - Sparta 4-1 (0-1; 0-0; 4-0)

Game Highlights

 

Game #2: Třinec - Sparta 1-2 (0-0; 0-1; 1-1)

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Game #3: Sparta - Třinec 2-3 (1-0; 0-2; 1-1)

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Game #4: Sparta - Třinec 5-2 (0-1; 3-0; 2-1)

Game Highlights

 

Game #5: Třinec - Sparta 7-3 (2-2; 4-1; 1-0)

Game Highlights

 

 

Game #6: Sparta - Třinec 1-2 (0-2; 0-0; 1-0)

Game Highlights

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:FIN Liiga :FIN

 

Tappara Tampere won the 2021/2022 Liiga after beating TPS Turku 4 games to 1 in the final series.

 

For Tappara, this is the 18th title (the 11th since the current Liiga format started in 1975), the 1st since 2017.

 

 

LEAGUE SUMMARY

 

Regular Season Final Standings & Playoffs Rounds Recap (just choose the correct option from the menu on top of the page)

https://liiga.fi/tilastot/joukkueet

 

 

Final Series

 

Game #1: Tappara - TPS 2-1 (1-1; 0-0; 1-0)

Game Highlights

 

Game #2: TPS - Tappara 1-2 OT (0-1; 0-0; 1-0; 0-1)

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Game #3: Tappara - TPS 3-1 (0-0; 2-0; 1-1)

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Game #4: TPS - Tappara 1-0 (0-0; 0-0; 1-0)

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Game #5: Tappara - TPS 1-0 (1-0; 0-0; 0-0)

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