Vålerenga – Zürich 2:3 (end) | Färjestad – Vienna 1:2 (2:3 after SO) | Mannheim – Växjö 1:2 (end)
Skellefteå – Krefeld 4:0 (end) | SaiPa – Ingolstadt 5:2 (end) | IFK Helsinki – SønderjyskE 10:1 (end)
Bern – Tappara 4:3 (2:1 after SO) | Košice – Liberec 4:3 (end) | Stavanger – Třinec 2:3 (end)
Briançon – Genève 2:7 (end) | Fribourg – Berani Zlín 3:2 (2:0 after SO) | Zug – Vitkovice 3:2 (end)
Sparta – Kuopio 2:3 (end)
final
Skellefteå AIK
4:0 (2:0, 1:0, 1:0)
Krefeld Pinguine
Saturday 06.09.2014, 14:35 • Skellefteå Kraft Arena • Champions League
     
    I wish you a good night. Don't forget to check out the highlights of the game at www.championshockeyleague.net (17:16:16)
     
    Thanks for following this live report. The first period was reported by Henrik Lundqvist, and the 2nd-3rd period was reported by Efraim Larsson. I will tomorrow live report the game between Frölunda HC – Villach SV. See you by then, hopefully!
     
    Shots in the third period: 24-2 (TOTAL: 47-11)
    Penalty minutes in the game 16-84

    Skellefteå wins it well deserved, and the only reason the score wasn't more than 4-0 is spelled Tomas Duba. The goalie was undoubtly Krefeld's best player of the game with 43 saves on 47 shots (.915 saves percentage).

    Skellefteå are unbeated so far in the CHL, 4 wins in 4 games and are holding the first place in Group J with +11 (14-3) in goal difference.

    Krefeld now have 4 straight losses and holds a goal difference of -12 (5-17).
     
    60:00
    Along with the period signal Krefeld forward Herbert Vasiljevs gets a 2 minutes penalty for slashing.
     
    60:00
    Game over.
     
    59:33
    Visiting team at full strength.
     
    59:17
    Krefeld now 4 players on ice.
     
    Skellefteå are playing such a good power play this game, but when they can effort getting a good chance either a wide shot or Tomas Duba is the reason that they haven't score more than one goal.
     
    57:22
    Another Krefeld penalty, 2 minutes hooking.
     
    56:25
    Krefelds Joshua Meyers draws a 2 minute penalty for Hooking.
     
    55:55
    Tomas Duba is just outstanding in the Krefeld net today. Makes good saves all the time.
     
    54:42
    Power Play Goal for Skellefteå!
    Pär Lindholm drives to the net on the right side, chips the puck over to the let side of the slot where OSKAR SUNDQVIST tries a wrister which ends up in the net to 4-0 on the 4 on 3 chance. Assisted by Pär Lindholm and Martin Lundberg.
     
    54:22
    Skellefteå plays another great PP with a lot of puck in the offensive zone. Krefeld draws another unnecessary penalty and showing off a lot of grimpy actions.

    Krefeld Daniel Pietta slashes Edström over the wrists and is sent out to the dressing room after a 5+Game Misconduct for that Slashing.

    Skellefteå player Niclas Burström goes to the box for 2 minutes roughing in the post whistle scrum.
     
    52:43
    Krefeld are now 4 players on ice.
     
    52:31
    Krefeld's Joel Perrault makes an ugly and stupid hit on Skellefteås Axel Holmström along the boards. Holmström drops his balance and when he is on his knees Perrault comes from blindside delivering a hard hit to the head. Just pure stupidity.
    Perrault gets a 5+Game Misconduct for Checking To The Head.
     
    51:12
    Krefeld is now 4 players on ice.
     
    50:43
    Krefeld creates a good chance in the offensive zone, but Tyler Beechey draws a stupd elbowing penalty just a couple of seconds later, giving Skellefteå a 5 on 3 opportunity.
     
    And yes, Sebastian Aho is born 1996.
     
    49:51
    Wow, Skellefteå d-man Sebastian Aho makes a fantastic spin-o-rama-move past a Krefeld defender, serves Kirill Kabanov with a great pass but Kabanov directs the puck wide and over the boards.
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    Goals & lineups Match log
    Goals and assists: 8. Petterström (Holmström, Burström), 8. Forssell (Lundberg, Burström), 24. Norman (Aho, Lindholm), 55. Sundqvist (Lindholm, Lundberg)

    Skellefteå AIK: Svensson (Hanses) – Burström, Lindgren, Sevc, Aho, Petterson, Lindholm, Heed, Lundberg – Zackrisson, Pettersson, Widing – Kabanov, Lindholm, Norman – Edström, Holmström, Sundqvist.
    Krefeld Pinguine: Duba (Klein) – Meyers, Sonnenburg, Fischer, St. Pierre, Mebus, Weihager, Supis, Hanusch – Driendl, Sofron, Vasiljevs – Beechey, Courchaine, Pietta – Long, Perrault, Schymainskyi – Kretschmann, Mieszkowski, Hauner.
    Referees: A. Rantala (FIN), T. Björk (SWE) – A. Ahlström (SWE), J. Käck (SWE)