Khabarovsk – Spartak | 3:1 (end) | | | Admiral – Torpedo | 5:2 (end) | | | Novokuznetsk – Novosibirsk | 3:2 (end) |
Metallurg M – Salavat Yulaev | 3:2 (2:1 after SO) | | | Jokerit – Vityaz | 3:4 (0:2 after SO) | | | Dinamo Minsk – Lokomotiv | 2:0 (end) |
Medvescak – CSKA | 2:5 (end) | | | HC Slovan – SKA St. Petersburg | 0:6 (end) |
Pardubice – K. Vary | 5:3 (end) |
Vitkovice – Nitra | 7:0 (end) | | | Sparta – Kärpät | 1:1 (end) | | | Yunost – Frölunda | 3:2 (end) |
Kuopio – Djurgården | 2:0 (end) | | | TPS – IFK Helsinki | 1:1 (end) | | | Liberec – Färjestad | 4:1 (end) |
Munich – Växjö | 1:1 (end) | | | Tappara – SaiPa | 0:2 (end) | | | JYP – Skellefteå | 4:0 (end) |
Salzburg – Bern | 1:4 (end) | | | Wolfsburg – Zürich | 1:4 (end) | | | Eisbären – Zug | 4:0 (end) |
Lugano – HC Pilsen | 4:1 (end) | | | Košice – Fribourg | 1:1 (end) | | | Davos – Linköping | 4:7 (end) |
HV71 – Lukko | 2:0 (end) |
final
HC Davos
4:7
(2:3, 1:4, 1:0)
Linköping HC
Kris Watkins
Goals and assists:
9. Sciaroni (Walser), 20. Ambuehl (M. Wieser, Forster), 35. Lindgren (Ambuehl, Forster), 46. Corvi (Walser, Schneeberger) – 1. Gallo (Sylvergard, Persson), 2. Fogstrom (Little), 17. Gallo (Sylvegard), 23. Karterud (Tornqvist), 33. Lundgren, 34. Gordon (Little, Fogstrom), 35. Bergfors (Roe, Nakyva)
Referees: Heikkinen (FIN), Koch – Espinoza, Wüst (All SUI)
Attendance:
Penalty missed:
HC Davos:
Senn (Van Pottelberge) – Forster, Heldner, Schneeberger, Paschoud, Jung, Kindschi, Rahimi
Giliati, Sciaroni, Corvi – M. Wieser, Ambuehl, Lindgren – Joerg, Walser, Simion – Egli, Portman, Eggenberger.
Subs:
Coach:
Linköping HC: Johansson (Hogberg) – Kristensen, Larsson, Lundgren, Hansson, Carlsson, Nakyva, A. Karlsson – Sylvegard, Gallo, Persson – Roe, Gordon, Little – Lilja, Fogstrom, Bergfors – S. Karlsson, Eklof, Tornqvist, Karterud.
Subs:
Coach:
Giliati, Sciaroni, Corvi – M. Wieser, Ambuehl, Lindgren – Joerg, Walser, Simion – Egli, Portman, Eggenberger.
Subs:
Coach:
Linköping HC: Johansson (Hogberg) – Kristensen, Larsson, Lundgren, Hansson, Carlsson, Nakyva, A. Karlsson – Sylvegard, Gallo, Persson – Roe, Gordon, Little – Lilja, Fogstrom, Bergfors – S. Karlsson, Eklof, Tornqvist, Karterud.
Subs:
Coach:
Referees: Heikkinen (FIN), Koch – Espinoza, Wüst (All SUI)
Attendance:
Tuesday 11.10.2016
Linköping - Davos 2:3
Linköping - Davos 2:3
Goals and assists: 50. Bergfors (Lundgren, Näkyvä), 56. Little (Näkyvä, Larsson) – 6. Ambühl (Kousal), 9. Wieser, 47. Kousal (Forster, Ambühl)
Shots on goal:
HC Davos 13 (37) – (34) 1 LINKÖPING HC
Penalty for HC Davos (Sciaroni – 2 min., roughing).
Timeout called by Linköping, they're under pressure here.
Scorer is ENZO CORVI who rips it home high over Hogberg, assisted by Samuel Walser and Noah Schneeberger. Davos are back to within 3 with a Power play goal.
HC Davos 13 (24) – (33) 17 LINKÖPING HC
It will take a monumental effort to get back in this one, but every goal is vital with the return leg in Sweden 7 days from now. They wil have 1.45 of PP to start the period, and they really need to make it count.
Scorer is NICLAS BERGFORS. Assisted by Garrett Roe and Kristian Nakyva.
Scorer is LINDGREN. Assisted by Andreas Ambuehl and Beat Forster.
Scorer is ANDREW GORDON, assisted by Brock Little and Niklas Fogstrom.
Scorer is NICLAS LUNDGREN who rips one high over Van pottelberghe's right shoulder from the point on the delayed penalty. Unassisted
Scorer is JORGEN KARTERUD who puts the rebound high over the goalie, assisted by Henrik Tornqvist.
Davos now trail 2-4.
Shots on goal:
HC Davos 11 – 16 LINKÖPING HC
Scorer is ANDREAS AMBUEHL. Assisted by Marc Wieser and Beat Forster. Big goal right at the end of the first period.
Scorer is VILMOS GALLO assisted by Emil Sylvegard. It's now 1-3 for Linköping.
Davos create all sorts of problems for the Linköping defense as they cross the blueline 3 on 2, but the net-minder is equal to it. Score remains 1-2.
Scorer is GREGORY SCIARONI. Shorthanded goal for Davos by Sciaroni! Score is now 1-2. Assisted by Samuel Walser.
Scorer is NIKLAS FOGSTROM. Two in a minute, and the visitors are flying! CTS Broc Little sets up Niklas Fogstrom for the second. We've hardly had time to settle in here!
What a start by the Swedes, they score with their second shot on net! Scorer is VILMOS GALLO. Assisted by Emil Sylvegard, Niklas Persson.
The guests are in white jerseys with red trim, and the hosts in their traditional all blue with yellow trim.
HC Davos: Senn (Van Pottelberge) – Forster, Heldner, Schneeberger, Paschoud, Jung, Kindschi, Rahimi
Giliati, Sciaroni, Corvi – M. Wieser, Ambuehl, Lindgren – Joerg, Walser, Simion – Egli, Portman, Eggenberger.
Linköping HC: Johansson (Hogberg) – Kristensen, Larsson, Lundgren, Hansson, Carlsson, Nakyva, A. Karlsson – Sylvegard, Gallo, Persson – Roe, Gordon, Little – Lilja, Fogstrom, Bergfors – S. Karlsson, Eklof, Tornqvist, Karterud.
Referees: Heikkinen (FIN), Koch – Espinoza, Wüst (All SUI).
CTS for the visitors from Linkoping is American Broc Little, with 5 goals in 4 games – he actually has an outstanding 20 points in 19 CHL games over the last 3 seasons!
CTS for the hosts HC Davos is last season's NLA league MVP, Perttu Lindgren, with 2 + 2 in his 4 games to date.
It's still bad news for HC Davos, as they are missing FIVE first teams players tonight, four with knee injuries, and all of whom picked up their injuries in a torrid September – they really are going through a bad patch, and will be hoping their luck changes as this young season progresses.
Missing indefinitely are Dick Axelsson (SWE) who is undergoing rehabilitation in Sweden, Robert Kousal (CZE) who was injured just last weekend against Servette, and Felicien Du Bois (SUI). Dino Wieser's Knee was successfully operated on in Bern last week, and will hopefully return by mid November, while Marc Aeschlimann will miss much of the remainder of the season; tentative reports have him out until the beginning of February.
Coming in as injury cover is Stefano Giliati. The 29 year old Italian-Canadian is a fast skating physical winger, who played for Medvescak Zagreb in the KHL last season, and spent the previous 3 seasons in the Finnish Liiga, racking up an excellent 40 points in 56 games for Espo in 2014/15 as the Blues reached the second round of the playoffs.
Linköping on the ice in Davos