Kärpät – Köln 3:2 (after SO) | Pardubice – Linköping 3:6 (end) | Lukko – Nottingham 6:2 (end)
Salzburg – JYP 4:0 (end) | Kloten – HV71 0:5 (end) | Bolzano – TPS 4:2 (end)
Djurgården – Eisbären 3:2 (end) | Luleå – Hamburg 6:0 (end)
after shootout
Kärpät Oulu
3:2 (0:0, 0:2, 2:0 - 0:0)
Kölner Haie
Friday 05.09.2014, 17:30 • Oulun Energia-Areena • Champions League
     
    51:38
    John Tripp gets two minutes and Kärpät has a power play chance.
     
    41:17
    Ivan Huml craches to the net but the puck in already under the glove Aus den Birken. Huml gets two minutes as a reward. Charles Stephens gets a penalty as well.
     
    37:55
    Things are starting to heat up. Lot of pushing and shoving infront of the goal. Joonas Komulainen from Kärpät gets two minutes and Jamie Johnson from Kölner receives two minute minor and 10 minute conduct.
     
    23:47
    Another power play for Kärpät. This time it is Daniel Schmolz who receives the penalty.
     
    17:03
    Power play for Kärpät. Marcel Müller gets two minutes for hooking.
     
    10:02
    Another power play for Kärpät. Christopher Minard is the sentenced player.
     
    06:17
    Kärpät forward Joonas Donskoi is sentenced for two minutes. First power play for the away team tonight.
     
    00:41
    First penalty for Kölner Haie. Jamie Johnson gets two minutes for hooking.
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    Goals & lineups Match log
    Goals and assists: 46. Kemppainen (Donskoi, Junttila), 53. Masuhr (Glenn, Huml), dec. p.s. Donskoi – 28. Reifers (Pfohl, Stephens), 31. Ohmann (Riefers)

    Kärpät Oulu: Karhunen (Tarkki) – Kukkonen, Masuhr, Glenn, Spang, Vallin, Niemelä, Eminger – Davis, Deschamps, Pyörälä – Huml, Komulainen, Puljujärvi – Junttila, Kemppainen, Donskoi – Mäenalainen, Keränen, Alikoski.
    Kölner Haie: Aus den Birken (Stefaniszin) – Muller, Riefers, Tjärnqvist, Krupp, Lüdemann, Ankert, Zerressen – Johnson, Minard, Gogulla – Schmolz, Muller, Falk – Stephens, Tripp, Pfohl – Ohmann, Iggulden.
    Referees: T. Björk (SWE), J. Leppänen (FIN) – H. Neva (FIN), H. Sormunen (FIN)