Salavat Yulaev – HC Yugra | 2:3 (end) | | | Traktor – Barys | 3:4 (end) | | | CSKA – Jokerit | 3:6 (end) |
Cherepovets – Riga | 4:3 (end) | | | Ak Bars – Khabarovsk | 2:1 (end) | | | Neftekhimik – Admiral | 1:3 (end) |
Torpedo – Novosibirsk | 1:3 (end) | | | HC Sochi – Novokuznetsk | 3:2 (end) | | | Spartak – Avangard | 2:3 (end) |
Pardubice – Berani Zlín | 2:3 (end) |
Nitra – Vitkovice | 0:5 (end) | | | IFK Helsinki – TPS | 5:4 (2:1 after SO) | | | Kärpät – Sparta | 0:1 (after OT) |
Lukko – HV71 | 3:4 (end) | | | SaiPa – Tappara | 4:2 (end) | | | HC Pilsen – Lugano | 3:3 (end) |
Färjestad – Liberec | 2:0 (end) | | | Växjö – Munich | 4:3 (end) | | | Skellefteå – JYP | 4:2 (end) |
Frölunda – Yunost | 5:0 (end) | | | Djurgården – Kuopio | 2:1 (end) | | | Bern – Salzburg | 3:3 (end) |
Zürich – Wolfsburg | 5:2 (end) | | | Fribourg – Košice | 4:1 (end) | | | Zug – Eisbären | 1:2 (end) |
Linköping – Davos | 2:3 (end) |
final
Växjö Lakers
4:3
(1:1, 3:1, 0:1)
Red Bull Munich
Pontus Bjers
Goals and assists:
3. Palola (Martinsson, Brodecki), 28. Palola (Martinsson, Brodecki), 31. Hillding (Platt, Brodecki), 38. Fröberg – 16. Kastner (Eder), 23. Regehr (Flaake), 52. Flaake (Kahun, Matsumoto)
Referees: Suorsa (FIN), Claesson – Löfgren, Waldejer (All SWE)
Attendance:
Penalty missed:
Växjö Lakers:
Eriksson, (Andren) – Murphy, Martinsson, Högberg, Lundberg, Bohm, Holm – Everberg, Kiiskinen, Rosén – Hennessy, Platt, Palola – Hillding, Reddox, Brodecki – Fröberg, Netterberg, Marklund – Storm
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Coach:
Red Bull Munich: Aus den Birken, (Leggio) – Smaby, Joslin, Quint, Abeltshauser, Regehr – Auccoin, Jaffray, Macek, Seidenberg – Christensen, Wolf, Matsumoto – Kahn, Flagge, Kastner – Woerle, Eder
Subs:
Coach:
Subs:
Coach:
Red Bull Munich: Aus den Birken, (Leggio) – Smaby, Joslin, Quint, Abeltshauser, Regehr – Auccoin, Jaffray, Macek, Seidenberg – Christensen, Wolf, Matsumoto – Kahn, Flagge, Kastner – Woerle, Eder
Subs:
Coach:
Referees: Suorsa (FIN), Claesson – Löfgren, Waldejer (All SWE)
Attendance:
04.10.2016
Munich - Växjö 1:1
Munich - Växjö 1:1
Goals and assists: 40. Flaake (Jaffray) – 18. Brodecki (Murphy, Everberg)
Växjö wins this tight game 4-3 and the aggregated score is 5-4. They advance to the next round.
The third period became an exciting one. Växjö controlled the play quite well starting off but Munich came strong after their goal but with the late penalty they didn't get a real chance to tie it up. (21:14:39)
JASON JAFFREY gets a 2 minute penalty for high sticking.
Face off in Växjö's own end after the power break.
Munich cuts Växjö's lead in half when JEROME FLAAKE snipes a wrist shot past Eriksson on the PP! Assisted by: Dominik Kahun and Jonathan Matsumoto.
Munich gets a chance on the power play. PONTUS NETTERBERG gets a 2 minute penalty for roughing.
Powerplay for Växjö coming up after a tripping call on DEREK JOSLIN. He gets 2 minutes in the sin bin.
Munich have to came back from from 2 goals down to tie the core. Lets see what the third period will bring us.
The score is 4-2 in the game and 5-3 to Växjö on aggregate.
Shots on goal: Växjö 9 (23), Munich 12 (20)
LINUS FRÖBERG snipes a wrist shot right in the corner! Växjö is now leading 4-2 and 5-3 on aggregate.
Another powerplay for Växjö when KONROAD ABELTSHAUSER gets a two minute penalty for tripping.
Munich have intensified their game since Växjö's goal.
JOAKIM HILLDING taps the puck past Aus den Birken when Växjö came on 2 on 1! Assisted by: Geoff Platt and Adam Brodecki.
OLLI PALOLA gets his second of the game when be beats Aus den Birken with a slap shot on the PP! Assisted by: Eric Martinsson and Adam Brodecki.
MICHAEL WOLF gets a 2 minute penalty for tripping behind Växjö's net.
Time out requested by Växjö. Munich have got just the start they wanted in the second period and Växjö have struggled.
RICHARD REGEHR beats Eriksson with a slap shot from just above the face off circle! Assisted by Jerome Flaake. Munich are ahead 2-1 and 3-2 on aggregate now.
Shots on goal: Växjö 14, Munich 8
JASON JAFFRAY gets a two minute penalty for hooking.
MAXIMILIAN KASTNER scores after a scramble in front of Eriksson! Assisted by Andreas Eder. The game is tied at 1-1 and 2-2 on aggregate.
MATS CHRISTENSEN gets two minutes for a tripping. Another power play for Växjö.
OLLI PALOLA strikes on the power play! On a rebound he banks in a slap shot. Assisted by: Martinsson and Brodecki. Växjö leads the game 1-0 and 2-1 on aggregate.
Aus den Birken gets two minutes for sending the puck over the glass.
Växjö Lakers: Eriksson, (Andren) – Murphy, Martinsson, Högberg, Lundberg, Bohm, Holm – Everberg, Kiiskinen, Rosén – Hennessy, Platt, Palola – Hillding, Reddox, Brodecki – Fröberg, Netterberg, Marklund – Storm
Red Bull Munich: Aus den Birken, (Leggio) – Smaby, Joslin, Quint, Abeltshauser, Regehr – Auccoin, Jaffray, Macek, Seidenberg – Christensen, Wolf, Matsumoto – Kahn, Flagge, Kastner – Woerle, Eder
Referees: Suorsa (FIN), Claesson – Löfgren, Waldejer (All SWE).
"The first match was a tough story in which Viktor Andren's fantastic goaltending kept us in the game. Munich is a really good team but we feel we should be able to play our game at home," said Lakers' GM Henrik Evertsson.
"We're expecting a fast and intense game with little space on the ice, just like it was in Munich," added Munich's Yannic Seidenberg. "To win we need to bring our best game again."