Energija should have a relatively easy time as well since the Estonian flagship team with a hint of professionalism - HC Panter - one that plays in the Baltic (Latvian) league, effectively didn't participate in the Estonian championship while Lithuanian teams that take part in the said league simply played for the Lithuanian title amongst themselves. So official Estonian champions - Narva - is actually a second-tier team.In Narva it's between lithuanian Energija and host Narva PSK
Well, Crvena Zvezda is already on the backfoot following a close game. I guess the Belgians do fancy themselves having another shot going through to the next round.while in group A Crvena Zvezda is clear favourite and should cakewalk into 2nd round.
Energija scored twice in the first minute of the game and from that point on it looked like playing on battery-saving mode.Decent loss for Skautafélag Reykjavikur to Energija.
An absolute meatgrinder by Sisak, but in Irbis defence they had like 7 or 8 guys that are 2007. or 2008. born.Not allowing myself to have a peak at Sisak vs Irbis game as it looks like it is pure slaughter.
Do CC winner still gets CHL wild card invite ?
They did strengthen their roster with a good few decent players ahead of their inaugural AlpsHL campaign.Sisak toyed with Liege....![]()
And judging by roster in the first two games Mestis defender Mikkola didn't play.They did strengthen their roster with a good few decent players ahead of their inaugural AlpsHL campaign.
In their first Alps league game Sisak took Jesenice to OT and yesterday they destroyed Gherdeina (7:1). How Sokol and Ritten compare to Jesenice ?Group C in Ritten, Italy
- Ritten Buam (ITA, AlpsHL)
- HDD Acroni Jesenice (SLO, AlpsHL)
- HK Sokil Kyiv (UKR, UHL)
- KHL Sisak (CRO, AlpsHL)
Ritten is a league's powerhouse while Jesenice is a mid-table team. Sokil is probably, to my eyes, slightly weaker than Jesenice. Their top players like Mazur, Zakharov or Borodai would do just fine in the AlpsHL but the defense seems pretty thin.In their first Alps league game Sisak took Jesenice to OT and yesterday they destroyed Gherdeina (7:1). How Sokol and Ritten compare to Jesenice ?
Given the strong start of Sisak in Alps league - which includes 8:4 road victory against last year's finalist Cortina - this could be anyone's group for take.Ritten is a league's powerhouse while Jesenice is a mid-table team. Sokil is probably, to my eyes, slightly weaker than Jesenice. Their top players like Mazur, Zakharov or Borodai would do just fine in the AlpsHL but the defense seems pretty thin.
Yeah, it's hard to say if Sisak is the new powerhouse of the league or if they're just experiencing a Cinderella scenario similar to Vegas' first season. Feels like the case can be made for either.Given the strong start of Sisak in Alps league - which includes 8:4 road victory against last year's finalist Cortina - this could be anyone's group for take.
According to this text, they say winner will play in CHL next seasonNope. Last one was 2022 winner Cracovia.
Meanwhile, Group C livestream will be available on the IIHF's Facebook page. The Ukrainian NA is also streaming Sokil's games on its YouTube channel. For the other participating countries, the AlpsHL's streaming platform Valcome.tv will do the job, charging €7.50 per game.