Avtomobilist – Novokuznetsk | 2:1 (end) | | | HC Yugra – Novosibirsk | 2:1 (3:2 after SO) | | | Cherepovets – CSKA | 2:1 (end) |
Litvínov – Vienna | 2:2 (after OT) | | | Skellefteå – Košice | 3:0 (end) | | | Tappara – Vitkovice | 2:1 (end) |
TPS – JYP | 4:1 (end) | | | Kärpät – Düsseldorf | 3:0 (end) | | | Linköping – Liberec | 3:6 (end) |
Växjö – Djurgården | 3:3 (end) | | | Storhamar – Salzburg | 3:2 (end) | | | Stavanger – Eisbären | 3:3 (end) |
Frölunda – Ingolstadt | 4:1 (after OT) | | | HV71 – Třinec | 3:1 (end) | | | Mannheim – Blues | 3:2 (end) |
Munich – Lukko | 0:3 (end) | | | Curych – Sparta | 0:3 (end) | | | Davos – IFK Helsinki | 5:2 (end) |
Luleå – Färjestad | 1:3 (end) |
final
Adler Mannheim
3:2
(1:0, 1:1, 1:1)
Espoo Blues
Vojtěch Jurák
Goals and assists:
16. Macmurchy (Yip, Hecht), 40. Yip (Hecht), 60. Macmurchy (Carle, Metropolit) – 22. Makkonen (Talaja, Rantakari), 60. Korhonen
Referees: Sir (CZE), Brill – Berger, Seeßle (All GER)
Attendance:
Penalty missed:
Adler Mannheim:
Endras (Ziffzer) – Richmond, Carle, Wagner, Akdag, Goc, Fischer, Bittner – Macmurchy, Metropolit, Raedeke – Yip, Hecht, Arendt – Rheault, Hospelt, Ullmann – Maginot, Palausch, Riefers.
Subs:
Coach:
Espoo Blues: Kahkonen (Engstrand) – Westermarck, Kaijomaa, Kukkonen, Rantakari, Kuukka, Vainio, Seppala – Korhonen, Hirschovits, Somervuori – Talaja, Makkonen, Mahbod – Sailio, Liivik, Kantola – Rooba, Puhakka, Lahtinen.
Subs:
Coach:
Subs:
Coach:
Espoo Blues: Kahkonen (Engstrand) – Westermarck, Kaijomaa, Kukkonen, Rantakari, Kuukka, Vainio, Seppala – Korhonen, Hirschovits, Somervuori – Talaja, Makkonen, Mahbod – Sailio, Liivik, Kantola – Rooba, Puhakka, Lahtinen.
Subs:
Coach:
Referees: Sir (CZE), Brill – Berger, Seeßle (All GER)
Attendance:
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Blues - Mannheim 4:1
Blues - Mannheim 4:1
Goals and assists: 10. Kantola (Rantakari, Hirschovits), 21. Hirschovits (Poukkula), 30. Makkonen, 40. Poukkula (Korhonen, Hirschovits) – 11. Yip (Hecht, Bittner)
Shots on goal: 37–21
Face-offs won: 29–29
Penalty minutes: 18–14
The total aggregate is 4–6.
VILLE KORHONEN scored into the empty net. The series is over. Unassisted.
The total aggregate is 4–6.
There is still a chance for the home team! RAYN MACMURCHY scored between Kahkonen's legs and Adler is now just one goal behind. Assisted by Mathieu Carle, Glen Metropolit.
The total aggregate is 4–5.
Shots on goal: 27–12
Penalty minutes: 14–12
The total score of the series: 3–5.
What a goal by the home team late in the second! Jochen Hecht skated with the puck from the corner to the blue line, stopped and surprised everybody with a quick shot. BRANDON YIP found his place in front of the goal and touched the puck. Assisted by Jochen Hecht.
The total aggregate is 3–5.
Well, this was quick. The game is tied as JUSSI MAKKONEN scored. Roope Talaja tried it from the blue line, Endras made a save, but Makkonen caught the rebound and got the puck into the goal. Assisted by: Roope Talaja, Otso Rantakari.
The total aggregate is 2–5.
Shots on goal: 10–8
Face-offs won: 11–9
Penalty minutes: 2–4
Total score of the series: 2–4
Power play goal and Adler takes the lead! RYAN MACMURCHY got a pass across the zone and burned Kahkonen in the goal. Assisted by: Brandon Yip, Jochen Hecht.
The total aggregate is 2–4.
Adler Mannheim: Endras (Ziffzer) – Richmond, Carle, Wagner, Akdag, Goc, Fischer, Bittner – Macmurchy, Metropolit, Raedeke – Yip, Hecht, Arendt – Rheault, Hospelt, Ullmann – Maginot, Palausch, Riefers.
Espoo Blues: Kahkonen (Engstrand) – Westermarck, Kaijomaa, Kukkonen, Rantakari, Kuukka, Vainio, Seppala – Korhonen, Hirschovits, Somervuori – Talaja, Makkonen, Mahbod – Sailio, Liivik, Kantola – Rooba, Puhakka, Lahtinen.
Referees: Sir (CZE), Brill – Berger, Seeßle (All GER).
Espoo Blues – Adler Mannheim 4–1
Goals: Kai Kantola, Kim Hirschovits, Jussi Makkonen, Markus Poukkula – Brandon Yip
Periods: 1–1, 3–0, 0–0
Shots on goal: 19–33
Penalty minutes: 14–24
Attendance: 1,183
Adler won both of their home matches played in the group. This fact can help the Germans and they will rely on their home rink and fans behind. “We need to find a way to score on 5-on-3, especially when you have two of them. It’s something we’re working on in practice,” said Brandon Yip, Mannheim's lone goal scorer in game 1.