CHL gameday liveblog 29.08. | (end) |
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CHL gameday liveblog 29.08.
Luke Fisher
CHL gameday liveblog 29.08. | (end) |
Luke Fisher
Tonight's results:
Lulea* 4-2 Fribourg-Gotteron
Berlin 6-1 Gap
HV71 7-1 SonderjyskE
Espoo 4-2 Grenoble
Dusseldorf 3-4 TPS
Nitra 0-9 Liberec
Vienna 2-3 SO Krefeld
Zug 2-3 Djurgarden
Geneva 0-3 Storhamar
Braehead 1-3 Vaxjo*
(* means the team is now qualified for the next round) (22:31:09)
We're back on the ice in Vienna for period two, with the Capitals and Krefeld still to find a goal between them.
And finally in Nitra, the game is now over although the result has hardly been in doubt since the opening phases. 9-0 LIberec win it.
And a goal in Braehead, the Clan go 1-0 against Vaxjo!
We're underway in Braehead as well now
END Lulea* 4-2 Fribourg-Gotteron
END Berlin 6-1 Gap
END HV71 7-1 SonderjyskE
3RD Espoo 4-2 Grenoble
3RD Dusseldorf 3-4 TPS
END2 Nitra 0-7 Liberec
1ST Vienna 0-0 Krefeld
(* means the team is now qualified for the next round)
In Espoo, the Blues now lead Grenoble 4-1.
It's also game over in Berlin, where the Eisbaren have beaten Gap 6-1.
Here's how it looks (* means the team is now qualified for the next round):
END Lulea* 4-2 Fribourg-Gotteron
3RD Berlin 6-1 Gap
2ND HV71 4-0 SonderjyskE
END1 Espoo 0-1 Grenoble
1ST Dusseldorf 0-2 TPS
1ST Nitra 0-1 Liberec
Lulea beat Fribourg 4-2, which puts the defending champions, and Lukko, through to the next round.
Lulea still lead Fribourg 4-2 after 40 minutes in Sweden. Over in Berlin, the Eisbaren are 4-0 up on Gap after 20.
Great to hear that there is so much interest in Braehead today!
Lulea Hockey vs. Fribourg-Gotteron
Group K; Coop Norrbotten Arena, 15:00
Whoever wins this game will do themselves no harm in the race to make the next round, although whatever the result both sides will still trail Lukko Rauma at the top. Anything short of a regulation win for Fribourg and the Finnish squad will make the next round, while a win for the Swiss side will take them above Lulea.
The hosts are well aware of the opposition they face though, and full of respect for their guests. “They have a fantastic hockey tradition and during the early '90s they were really good. They had to struggle quite a lot last season, even though they aimed high. The feeling is that the whole region is out for revenge this season,” says Lars Bergstrom, Lulea's sports director. “Traditionally, they've had a good mix of skilled Swiss players and some foreign players as top players. We're in for a tough and exciting game today.”