website statistics
Jump to content

Men's Ice Hockey IIHF European Champions League 2019 - 2020


phelps
 Share

Recommended Posts

interesting hockey night on the European ice rinks...

 

the most surprising result came from EHC Biel/Bienne, taking home the scalp of non-the-less than the reigning European Champions :yikes:

 

let's see if they can confirm themselves in the second leg match...:mumble:

 

and also quite surprising the margin with which the reigning vice-European Champions, Red Bull Munich, lost in Stockholm...it's not gonna be an easy task for them trying to comeback from 1-5 down...

Edited by phelps
Link to comment
Share on other sites

Knockout Stage

 

Quarterfinals, Second Leg

Tuesday 10.12.2019 - Schedule*

 

18:00  Luleå Hockey (SWE) - Lausanne HC (SUI)

19:45  EV Zug (SUI) - Mountfield HK (CZE)

19:45  EHC Biel/Bienne (SUI) - Frölunda Indians (SWE)

20:00  Red Bull Munich (GER) - Djurgården Stockholm (SWE)

 

*All times CET

 

 

Watch live

 

Check here for details of live TV broadcasts:

https://www.championshockeyleague.com/en/fans/where-to-watch
 

All games are also live on the CHL website for free, subject to geo-blocking restrictions in certain countries due to TV rights.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Knockout Stage

 

Quarterfinals, Second Leg

Tuesday 10.12.2019 - Results

 

18:00  Luleå Hockey (SWE) - Lausanne HC (SUI)  5-2 (7-3 on Aggregate)

19:45  EV Zug (SUI) - Mountfield HK (CZE)  0-4 (1-5 on Aggregate)

19:45  EHC Biel/Bienne (SUI) - Frölunda Indians (SWE)  3-5 (OT) (6-7 on Aggregate)

20:00  Red Bull Munich (GER) - Djurgården Stockholm (SWE)  0-3 (1-8 on Aggregate)

Link to comment
Share on other sites

:SWE Swedish domination once again in the Champions Hockey League...

 

3 teams out of 4 semifinalists come from the Scandinavian powerhouse, with :CZE Mountfield Hradec Kralovè being the only flagbearer of the rest of the Continent...

 

bitter night for the Swiss teams, all 3 losing game and qualification, even if Bienne/Biel got really close to send the reigning European champions out (it was the only match-up going to the OT)...

 

 

Semifinal Pairings (7-8 & 14-15 January 2020)

 

:SWE Luleå Hockey vs :SWE Frölunda Indians

:CZE Mountfield HK vs :SWE Djurgården Stockholm

 

Edited by phelps
Link to comment
Share on other sites

  • 4 weeks later...

Knockout Stage

 

Semifinals, First Leg

Tuesday 7.1.2020 - Schedule*

 

18:00  Frölunda Indians (SWE) - Luleå Hockey (SWE)

19:00  Djurgården Stockholm (SWE) - Mountfield HK (CZE)

 

*All times CET

 

 

Watch live

 

Check here for details of live TV broadcasts:

https://www.championshockeyleague.com/en/fans/where-to-watch
 

All games are also live on the CHL website for free, subject to geo-blocking restrictions in certain countries due to TV rights.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

:SWE Frölunda Indians, 2 vs :SWE Luleå Hockey, 3

 

Luleå take first leg lead in Gothenburg

 

In a rematch of the 2014/15 Champions Hockey League Final, Luleå Hockey went into enemy territory and beat the Frölunda Indians 3-2, giving them a one-goal lead to start with next week on home ice. 

 

Frölunda started brightly against their opponents from the north, but were guilty of trying one too many passes when it would have been better to shoot.

 

That failure to convert earlier chances came back to haunt them as Einar Emanuelsson scored a contender for goal of the round if not season – down on his knees he fired home to give Luleå the lead at 13:48.

 

Just over two minutes later, the hosts ran into penalty trouble and the visitors made no mistake on a 5-on-3 with Daniel Sondell doubling Luleå’s lead.

 

Period two was almost a reverse affair as Luleå hemmed the defending champions into their own zone for long stretches in the opening minutes.

 

However, having held out Frölunda fought themselves back into the game and gave the crowd life with Viktor Ekbom’s goal at 23:27.

 

The home fans were on their feet again a little over 10 minutes later thanks to Karl Stollery tying the game. 

 

The game stayed tied until late when there was still to be a final twist.

 

With goalie Johan Mattsson stranded Filip Hållander set up Jack Connolly in front to put Luleå back in the lead with 6:25 to go.

 

 

Match Highlights

 

 

 

Edited by phelps
Link to comment
Share on other sites

:SWE Djurgården Stockholm, 1 vs :CZE Mountfield HK, 3

 

Mountfield take a lead into the second leg at home

 

Four teams remain, but only two can advance and as the Semi-Finals get underway, Djurgården Stockholm played host to Mountfield HK of the Czech Republic with a spot in the 2019/20 Champions Hockey League Final on the line.

 

One way to start a home game is to go on the attack straight away to get the crowd behind you, and that’s exactly what Djurgården did to start the game.

 

They forced a goal review early on as Gustav Possler crashed towards the net, fighting off the defenceman and driving towards the crease, lifting the puck past Marek Mazanec, and after review, the officials agreed that the puck crossed the line before the net was dislodged to give Djurgården an early 1-0 advantage.

 

It didn’t take long though for the visitors to issue their response, a turnover in the neutral zone sent Mountfield into the zone, and a pass back to Richard Nedomlel at the blueline, walked it to the middle and fired it through traffic, with the puck taking a slight deflection on its way to the back of the net.

 

After that, it was a cagier affair as neither side could find the go-ahead goal, but Djurgården did run into some penalty trouble throughout the opening 20 minutes, but fortunately for the hosts, the visitors couldn’t capitalise in the first period.

 

Starting the second period on the powerplay, Mountfield couldn’t get the go ahead goal on the powerplay, but they didn’t wait long after to score their second.

 

As the puck found Matěj Chalupa out in front, he beat Djurgården goalie Karri Rämö to make it a 2-1 game just after two minutes played in the second period.

 

Neither team could find the back of the net through the remainder of the second period of action, and as the clock ticked away in the third, Mountfield held onto their narrow lead 2-1 lead.

 

Eventually somebody would have to add another goal, and it was for the visitors as Matěj Chalupa stole the puck and went all the way up ice, before finishing the rush with a nice backhand to beat Karri Rämö to give Mountfield a 3-1 lead.

 

Djurgården tried to claw their way back into the game, but they couldn't find a way back onto the scoresheet as LGT MVP nominee Mazanec wasn't going to be beaten easily, stopping 20 of the 21 shots he faced as Mountfield held on for a 3-1 victory ahead of the second leg where they'll look to use home-ice advantage to carry them through to the Final.

 

 

Match Highlights

 

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Knockout Stage

 

Semifinals, Second Leg

Tuesday 14.1.2020 - Schedule*

 

18:00  Luleå Hockey (SWE) - Frölunda Indians (SWE)

18:00  Mountfield HK (CZE) - Djurgården Stockholm (SWE)

 

*All times CET

 

 

Watch live

 

Check here for details of live TV broadcasts:

https://www.championshockeyleague.com/en/fans/where-to-watch
 

All games are also live on the CHL website for free, subject to geo-blocking restrictions in certain countries due to TV rights.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
 Share

  • Latest Posts around Totallympics

    • Apparently this season will be last one in Kamil Stoch career if his results wont be enough good for his standards.
    • Such a nice one for Colturi ! That was fun. It almost looked like a script with the cameras focusing on Colturi a couple of times before her first run and showcasing the potential of youngster and she didn't disappoint.      I hope Colturi skis for Albania forever. So much fun to cheer her with the Albanian flag.    I don't get it why everyone is being so critical of Colturi, you got no right to criticize a personal decision, as most European nations use imported athletes in many sports like wrestling and cheer them on like their.   Would you spend hours criticizing Frank Chamizo for switching to Italy rather than playing for Cuba? 
    • europe will arrest Satanyahu except hungary
    • Wooow Canada    Trudeau Confirms Canada Will Arrest Satanyahu Upon Visit After World Court Order   https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.ndtv.com/world-news/canada-to-go-uk-way-on-netanyahu-arrest-trudeau-says-will-abide-by-icc-warrant-7086684/amp/1   This is the response of jew lobby : we gonna destroy the canadian economy      
    • It may also be that Ceccerelli saw that the conditions in the Italian youth teams were very poor and that is why she insisted on setting up her own team (the results of young Italian skiers unfortunately confirm this). A private team will always be better than a team with 10-12 skiers with max. 3-4 coaches, a one doctor and a physiotherapist. Colturi is the only skier in her team and she has several coaches, a masseur, a doctor etc. Of course, it costs money, but since the parents are famous and have money + Red Bull got involved. I don't understand why she can't start for Italy again? Red Bull should care more that Colturi starts in Cortina under the Italian flag than the Albanian one + Red Bull, as a brand, always has a bigger sales market in Italy with a population of 60 million than in small Albania. I hope that this can still be reversed by next year. For this we need talks between the federation + Colturi's parents + Red Bull + possibly the Italian Olympic Committee. Colturi may be a skier equal to Brignone or even better in the future. We can't lose her, so we have to do now!
    • I`m very disappointed with this weekend. Only becouse of Ghiotto form I`m happy. Unfortunately, the women's team will not function well if Lollobrigida skips most of the training camps and Fontana starts alternately in short tack and long track. It will end with her not winning any medals here or there, because it`s already clear that it will be very difficult to achieve good results in long track. I hope that she understands this, because in short track she has a real chance of winning medals in the women's relay and the mixed relay but in long track not.
    • Tragic performance of the Italian women's team - last place and probably something bad happened at the start. There are so few starts in the team that it will be a problem to even qualify for the World Championships - 8 best teams. After Lollobrigida's return and Fontana's addition, I was counting on much more, but it seems that there are too few joint trainings. With individual quality, we have no right to lose to the Czechs without Sablikova, or anonymous Korea. And unfortunately this start will count for a lot, because there are only 2 more and our chances of playing at the World Championships are minimal. In my opinion with Fontana going from Short Track to Long Trackand vice versa, we won't be much use in the team. Here great teamwork is needed, not improvisation. As of today, there is very little chance that we will qualify the women's team for the games.
    • men advanced to Division A for the first time since 2018 (when they went 1-8). Don't expect much progress next year
    • Ok, but there we are talking about a person who has parents from different countries. Colturi has nothing to do with Albania.
    • There are few people here from Austria, Switzerland, Norway and Finland.
×
×
  • Create New...